Spanish singer Rosalía became one of the biggest stars of the 27th Latin Grammy Awards after winning six prizes during a ceremony in Las Vegas. Her album, Lux, received the award for Album of the Year, while La Perla also won Song of the Year. The results marked a major achievement for the singer, whose latest project combines classical music influences with contemporary pop. The album features songs performed in several languages and explores themes inspired by the lives of female saints. Its unusual musical direction helped it stand out among the year’s leading Latin music releases.
The ceremony brought together major performers and music industry figures from across the Spanish-speaking world. Rosalía opened the show with a theatrical performance featuring music from Lux, including La Rumba Del Perdón, La Perla and Dios Es Un Stalker. The stage included dancers wearing halo-inspired decorations, creating a visual style connected to the album’s spiritual themes. Her success also reflected the growing international reach of Latin music, with artists from Spain, Argentina, Colombia, Puerto Rico and other countries receiving recognition during the event.
Argentine singer Milo J was another major winner, taking home four awards, including Record of the Year for Niño. Karol G won the award for Best Urban Music Album with Tropicoqueta, while Aria Vega received Best New Artist. Puerto Rican performer Daddy Yankee was honoured as Person of the Year and delivered a performance featuring several of his best-known songs. Producer Edgar Barrera also made history by reaching 30 Latin Grammy wins during his career. The ceremony celebrated different styles of Latin music, from pop and urban sounds to regional Mexican and traditional genres. Rosalía’s six awards made her one of the night’s leading figures and strengthened her position as an international music star.
