In distant corners of the globe, each artist delighted audiences with vallenato, pop, merengue, and reggaeton, demonstrating the power of diverse Latin music genres on a global scale.
The night reached a pivotal peak backstage when FloyyMenor was presented with the 4 Billion Global Streams plaque for “GATA ONLY,” joined by Cris MJ and producer ATM Yamil.
One of the most memorable moments of the night came with “Te Dedico,” when the venue witnessed a marriage proposal.
Filmed in Guatapé, Antioquia, in Colombia, the visual captures the lingering “what if” moments after love is lost.
When he released the song in the summer of 2025, the global artist stated that it was not about a “return” to music, but rather about “connection.”
The Colombian band and the Argentinian singer performed at Coachella during its first weekend.
The artist wowed the audience with Wisin & Yandel era classics “Pam Pam,” “Mayor Que Yo,” and “Rakata,” as well as “Saoco,” one of his first solo hits.
When Gloria Trevi burst onto the music scene in her home country in the late 1980s and later took Latin America by storm, she marked a before and after for Hispanic female artists.
Fueled by livestream momentum on Kick and organic fan virality, Wheeler ushers in his next chapter as one of Latin music’s most dynamic storytellers.
Zhamira is nominated in three categories, including “Album of the Year – Female Artist” for her successful album “Curita Para el Corazón.”