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The additional performers for the 2022 Latin GRAMMYs include current nominees and past Latin GRAMMY winners Ángela Aguilar, Marc Anthony, Banda Los Recoditos, Carin León, Nicky Jam and Sin Bandera.
The 2022 Latin GRAMMYs already promised to be vibrant, dynamic and thrilling — and it just got a lot more of all three of those things.
On Oct. 24, the Latin Recording Academy announced additional performers at the 2022 Latin GRAMMYs, including current nominees and past Latin GRAMMY winners Ángela Aguilar, Marc Anthony, Banda Los Recoditos, Carin León, Nicky Jam and Sin Bandera.
Ángela Aguilar is currently nominated for Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album and boasts a total of three career nominations and one GRAMMY nomination; seven-time Latin GRAMMY winner and three-time GRAMMY winner Marc Anthony is currently up for four nominations including Record of The Year and Album of The Year; Latin GRAMMY winners Banda Los Recoditos are up for Best Banda Album.
Additionally, first-time Latin GRAMMY nominee Carin León is nominated for Best Regional Song; Latin GRAMMY winner Nicky Jam is currently nominated for Best Urban Song and Best Reggaeton Performance; and two-time Latin GRAMMY winners and GRAMMY nominees Sin Bandera are currently up for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album and Best Short Form Music Video.
They join the previously announced artists Rauw Alejandro, Sebastián Yatra, Jesse & Joy, Chiquis, and this year's Latin Recording Academy Person Of The Year, Marco Antonio Solís.
The 2022 Latin GRAMMYs promise to honor the legacy, celebrate the present and embrace the future of Latin music, with deliberate consciousness, paying-it-forward to the next generations of music creators.
The telecast will air on Univision on Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022, at 8 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. CT). Additional international broadcasting partners will be announced at a later date.
The Latin GRAMMY Premiere, where the majority of the categories are awarded, will precede the telecast. Additional details about this long-established afternoon full of unforgettable performances, heartfelt acceptance speeches and Latin GRAMMY moments will be announced at a later date.
Keep watching this space for more details of the Latin GRAMMYs — and we'll see you at Latin Music's Biggest Night on Nov. 17!
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Singer/songwriter takes home the first Latin GRAMMY ever awarded for Song Of The Year
Thanks to the crossover popularity of Latin artists such as Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias and Shakira in the late ’90s, salsa master Marc Anthony was soon to join the Latin hot flash with his first English crossover album, which was self-titled.
The result of Marc Anthony was not only his first Billboard Hot 100 Top 5 hit, “I Need To Know,” but it also landed the singer his first-ever Latin GRAMMY Award, and the distinction of earning the very first Latin GRAMMY for Song Of The Year in 2000 for the Spanish version of the catchy tune, “Dímelo.”
Anthony has gone on to win an additional four Latin GRAMMYs and two GRAMMY Awards. In 2016 he was honored as the Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year for his outstanding achievements as an artist and for his philanthropic work.
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From Ricky Martin and Pitbull to Natalie Cole and Jesse & Joy, view a complete list of 14th Latin GRAMMY performers
With the 14th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards quickly approaching, it’s time to think about finalizing your to-do list for your official Latin GRAMMY party. Snacks? Check. Favorite beverage? Check. Dessert? Check.
Now, all you have to do is tune in to the Univision Network on Nov. 21 from 8–11 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. Central). To help you get Latin GRAMMY-ready, we’ve compiled a handy alphabetical guide to artists who will be taking the Latin GRAMMY stage.
And the performers for the 14th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards are:
Pablo Alborán
Marc Anthony
Banda Carnaval with Calibre 50
Miguel Bosé
Willy Chirino, Oscar D’Leon, Jose Alberto “El Canario,” Sergio George, Ismael Miranda, and Tito Nieves in a special segment celebrating salsa
Natalie Cole
El Dasa with Wisin (of Wisin Y Yandel)
Leslie Grace with Zarkana by Cirque du Soleil
Enrique Iglesias featuring India Martínez
Jesse & Joy featuring Mario Domm
Juanes, Ricky Martin and Laura Pausini paying tribute to 2013 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Miguel Bosé
Natalia Lafourcade
Maluma with Becky G
Gian Marco with Yandel (of Wisin Y Yandel)
Paquita La Del Barrio with Mariachi Sol De México De José Hernández
Pitbull with El Cata
Draco Rosa
Alejandro Sanz with 29 students from Berklee College of Music
Carlos Vives
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Mexican muralist Quetzal Fuerte has been selected as the official artist of the 2022 Latin GRAMMYs — and his work has been commemorated with the Latin Recording Academy's first-ever NFT drop.
The 2022 Latin GRAMMYs are right around the corner, on Nov. 17 — and now we have a taste of its unique visual flair.
On Oct. 20, the Latin Recording Academy announced that Mexican muralist Quetzal Fuerte has been selected as the official artist of the 2022 Latin GRAMMYs.
Approaching this year's official Latin GRAMMY artwork with a fresh lens, Quetzal's mural for The Latin Recording Academy reflects his distinct, vibrant style, and capturesthe energy of Latin music through the use of colors.
The mural is on display in Morelia, Mexico, and a sister piece will soon be created at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles in November, in an effort to provide access to art and local enthusiasm for the upcoming Latin GRAMMYs.
Additionally, Quetzal's work will be featured prominently on collateral materials and as an exclusive NFT before and during the 23rd Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards.
Official artwork by Quetzal Fuerte for the 2022 Latin GRAMMYs | Photo Courtesy of the Latin Recording Academy
"I am grateful to The Latin Recording Academy for inviting me to join them in crossing a new frontier together through the creation of this mural in Morelia," said Quetzal Fuerte. "Art is nourishment for the soul, whether it's visual or through sound, and through this piece we have the opportunity to impact and transform the lives of those who see it here locally or in its digital form, planting seeds of thought and emotion that will hopefully inspire future creators."
"The Latin Recording Academy is proud to continue its tradition of supporting emerging artists, like Quetzal, whose vision so brilliantly captures the essence of our 23rd Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards," said Manuel Abud, CEO of The Latin Recording Academy. "His murals and accompanying free NFT mark a series of firsts for us at The Latin Academy, as we bridge music and visual art to make both accessible to fans around the world."
For the official artwork of the 23rd Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards and accompanying mural, the artist shows a variety of musical instruments to illustrate the multifaceted Latino experience through the juxtaposition of bright and dark colors.
In partnership with OneOf, the leading Web3 platform for music, lifestyle brands and sports, The Latin Recording Academy will host the first-ever NFT collection tied to The Latin GRAMMY Awards with a series of drops celebrating Latin music through a collection of NFTs debuting with Quetzal's artwork.
The first NFT in the series is available free on OneOf's website for Latin GRAMMY enthusiasts. Users that claim the free NFT will unlock airdrops of exclusive content from the 23rd Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards.
Quetzal Fuerte describes himself as an urban acupuncturist — but instead of using needles, he uses paintbrush to bring healing to the pressure points of cities. Thus, he covers blank spaces with colorful, allusive art that depicts the highs and lows of modern life while providing residents with moments of respite.
The Latin Academy will host the 23rd Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards on Thursday, November 17, 2022, from the Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. The telecast will air live on Univision beginning at 8 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. Central). For airing times in additional countries, please consult local guides.
For more information and the latest news, visit the official Latin Recording Academy site at www.LatinGRAMMY.com.
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Latin superstar Marc Anthony got the crowd dancing with this high-energy performance of "Vivir Mi Vida" at the 14th Latin GRAMMY Awards in 2013.
Marc Anthony packed the stage with talent for his unforgettable performance of "Vivir Mi Vida" at the Latin GRAMMY Awards in 2013, delivering a dazzling onstage party that brought the audience to their feet.
In this episode of GRAMMY Rewind, turn back the clock to the November 2013 Latin GRAMMY Awards. A number of A-list performers took the stage that evening — Enrique Iglesias, Becky G and Pitbull, to name a few — but Anthony stood out with an amped-up, feel-good rendition of "Vivir Mi Vida."
The song, which was the opening track and first single from Anthony's 2013 album, 3.0, was a cover of Khaled's "C'est la vie," recast as a Spanish-language salsa song. "Vivir Mi Vida" is Anthony's biggest hit to date on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart, where it spent 17 weeks at No. 1.
When he took the stage at the Latin GRAMMYs, Anthony's performance was a true celebration. Backed by a horn section, a rhythm section, backup singers and drums, the singer danced around the stage against a backdrop of blue and orange geometric lights, beaming at the audience from behind his sunglasses as they clapped along.
"Vivir Mi Vida" was a crowd favorite that night, and it got some major love in the awards department, too: The song won Anthony a Latin GRAMMY for Record of the Year. To date, Marc Anthony has won 3 GRAMMYs and has received 9 GRAMMY nominations overall; he has won 7 Latin GRAMMYs and has received 20 nominations overall (he was also crowned the Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year in 2016).
Press play on the video above to watch Anthony's full performance of "Vivir Mi Vida" at the 2013 Latin GRAMMY Awards, and keep checking back to GRAMMY.com for more episodes of GRAMMY Rewind.
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