The 26th edition of the Latin Grammys 2025 celebrated the best artists of the year, with Bad Bunny as the big winner and a diverse list of winners.
The delivery of the Latin Grammy 2025 It began with great expectations. At the 26th edition of the Latin Grammy Awards, the Latin Recording Academy recognized the best of music in Spanish and Portuguese across 60 categories, distributed in various fields.
The general area included prizes such as Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Best New Artist; while other sectors, such as pop, urban, rock, tropical, regional Mexican and instrumental, also highlighted their main representatives.
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The most winners of the night at the Latin Grammy 2025
Before the gala, awards were presented in some of the categories, in which artists such as Bad Bunny, Karol G and Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, among others, received their first Latin Grammys of the night.
Bad Bunny was the most awarded of the night by winning several awards for her album ‘I should have thrown more photos’, while Karol G thrilled the audience after winning the award for Best Song of the Year with ‘If I Had Known You Before’.
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Complete list of Latin Grammy 2025 winners
Best recording of the year
‘Palm trees in the Garden’ – Alejandro Sanz
Best new artist
Paloma Morphy
best song of the year
‘If I Had Met You Before’ – Karol G
album of the year
‘I should have taken more photos’ – Bad Bunny
Best Pop Vocal Album
‘Now What?’ – Alejandro Sanz
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album
‘Bogotá’ – Andrés Cepeda
best pop song
‘Friend’s Day’ – CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
Best Latin Electronic Music Performance
‘Veneka’ – Rawayana ft. Akappelah
Urban
Best Urban Fusion/Performance
‘DTMF’ – Bad Bunny
Best Reggaeton Performance
‘I’m going to take you to PR’ – Bad Bunny
Best urban music album
‘I should have taken more photos’ – Bad Bunny
Best Rap/Hip Hop Song
‘Fresh’ – Thunder
Best urban song
‘DTMF’ – Bad Bunny
Rock / Alternative
Best rock album
‘Novel’ – Fito Páez
best rock song
Draw:
‘The Tower’ – Renee
‘Sale el Sol’ – Fito Páez
Best pop/rock album
‘It’s Tomorrow’ – Morat
Best pop/rock song
‘Fabulous Disasters’ – Jorge Drexler and Getting to know Russia
Best Alternative Music Album
‘Papota’ – CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso
Best alternative song
‘#Boobs’ – CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso
Tropical
Best salsa album
‘Photographs’ – Rubén Blades and Roberto Delgado & Orchestra
Best cumbia/vallenato album
‘The Last Dance’ – Silvestre Dangond and Juancho de la Espriella
Best merengue/bachata album
‘Novice Bettor’ – Eddy Herrera
Best Traditional Tropical Album
‘Roots’ – Gloria Estefan
Best Contemporary Tropical Album
‘Puñito de Yocahú’ – Vicente García
Best tropical song
‘If I Had Met You Before’ – Karol G
Composition/Production
Best singer-songwriter album
‘Cancionero’ – Natalia Lafourcade
Best singer-songwriter song
‘Cancionero’ – Natalia Lafourcade
Mexican regional
Best Ranchera/Mariachi Music Album
‘Who + Like Me?’ – Christian Nodal
Best Band Music Album
‘4218’ – Julión Álvarez and his Norteño Banda
Best Tejano Music Album
‘Bobby Pulido & Friends Una Tuya y Una Mía (Vol. 1/Live)’ – Bobby Pulido
Best northern music album
‘The Lottery’ – Los Tigres del Norte
Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album
‘To’s Word (Seca)’ – Carín León
Best Regional Mexican Song
‘The Lottery’ – Los Tigres del Norte
Instrumental / Traditional / Jazz / Christian
Best instrumental album
‘And the Song of All’ – Rafael Serallet & Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra
Best Folk Album
‘Joropango’ – Kerreke and Daniela Padrón
Best tango album
‘Live 20 Years’ – Tanghetto
Best flamenco music album
‘Flamencas’ – Las Migas
Best roots song
‘Aguacero’ – Luis Enrique and C4 Trio
Best Latin Jazz/Jazz Album
‘Live in NYC’ – Holland Trio’s Hamilton
Best Christian Album (in Spanish)
‘Legacy’ – Marcos Witt
Best Christian album (in Portuguese)
‘Memori4s (Ao Vivo)’ – Eli Soares
Portuguese language
Best song in Portuguese language
‘Veludo Brown’ – Liniker
Best contemporary pop album in Portuguese language
‘Caju’ – Liniker
Best Rock/Alternative Album in Portuguese Language
‘O Mundo Dá Voltas’ – Baianasystem
Best urban interpretation in Portuguese language
‘Caju’ – Liniker
Best Samba/Pagode Album
‘Sorriso Eu Gosto No Pagode Vol. 3’ – Sorriso Maroto
Best Brazilian Popular/Afro-Portuguese Music Album
‘Um Mar Pra Cada Um’ – Luedji Luna
Best sertaneja music album
‘José & Durval’ – Chitãozinho & Xororó
Best Portuguese-language roots music album
‘Dominguinho’ – João Gomes, Mestrinho & Jota.pê
Children / Classic / Visual / Technical
Best children’s music album
‘The New Canticuentos’ – Canticuentos & Choir of Ríogrande
Best classical music album
‘Kaleidoscope’ – Isabel Dobarro; Javier Monteverd (producer)
Best Contemporary Classical Work/Composition
‘Diamantine Revolution’ (Acts I–IV) – Gustavo Dudamel & LA Philharmonic
Best music for visual media
‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ (Netflix) – Camilo Sanabria
Best arrangement
‘Chameleon’ – César Orozco & Son Ahead
Best packaging design
‘Blue Room’ – Aitana
Composer of the year
Edgar Barrera
Best recording engineering for an album
‘Cancionera’ – Natalia Lafourcade
Producer of the year
Nico Cotton
Best short version music video
‘#Boobs’ – CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso
Best long version music video
‘Papota (Short Film)’ – CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso.
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