Rosalía won Album of the Year at the 27th Latin Grammy Awards on Thursday, Nov. 12, for LUX (Complete Works), and Milo J took Record of the Year for "Niño." Best New Artist went to ARIA VEGA. The Latin Recording Academy posted the full list of winners in all 60 categories after the show at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Most of the awards were handed out at the afternoon Premiere ceremony before the three-hour telecast on Univision, UniMás, Galavisión and ViX, which Edit USA's viewing guide covered on Wednesday.
Rosalía and Milo J
Rosalía is credited on five winning entries. Besides Album of the Year, LUX won Best Alternative Music Album, and "La Perla" won Song of the Year and Best Pop Song. The songwriting awards went to Rosalía and her co-writers Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Ryan Tedder and Dylan Wiggins. Her video for "Sauvignon Blanc" won Best Short Form Music Video.
The album's engineers added a sixth award, Best Engineered Album. "La Perla," recorded with Yahritza y Su Esencia, was also up for Record of the Year and lost to "Niño."
Milo J left with four wins. Only Rosalía had more. Along with Record of the Year, he won Best Folk Album and Best Recording Package for La Vida Era Más Corta, an album that was also nominated for Album of the Year, and Best Urban Performance for "Gil" with Trueno.
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Album of the Year | LUX (Complete Works), Rosalía |
| Record of the Year | "Niño," Milo J |
| Song of the Year | "La Perla," Rosalía and co-writers |
| Best New Artist | ARIA VEGA |
| Producer of the Year | Edgar Barrera |
| Songwriter of the Year | Sara Schell |
Karol G and Daddy Yankee
Karol G went into the night with seven nominations, according to the Academy's performer announcement, and won two: Best Urban Music Album for Tropicoqueta and Best Reggaeton Performance for "Verano Rosa" with Feid. She lost all three general-field races she was in, to Rosalía and Milo J.
Daddy Yankee shared Best Urban Song with Bizarrap and Santiago Alvarado for "Daddy Yankee: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 0/66." The award came a day after the Academy honored him as its 2026 Person of the Year at a Las Vegas gala, where artists including Feid and Trueno performed his songs.
Pop and rock winners
Alejandro Sanz won Best Contemporary Pop Album for ¿Y Ahora Qué +?, and Laura Pausini won Best Traditional Pop Album for Yo Canto 2. Juanes took Best Pop/Rock Album for Juanesteban. Fito Páez won Best Rock Album for Shine.
Singer-songwriter and regional winners
Jorge Drexler won Best Singer-Songwriter Album for Taracá, and Silvana Estrada's "Dime" won Best Singer-Songwriter Song. In the regional Mexican categories, Grupo Frontera won Best Norteño Album, Xavi won Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album for Dosis, and Bobby Pulido took Best Tejano Album. Carlos Vives won Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album, and Anitta won Best Portuguese Language Contemporary Pop Album for Equilibrivm.
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