Rosalía emerged as one of the biggest winners at the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, taking home Album of the Year for Lux (Complete Works) and Song of the Year for La Perla, Variety reports.
The ceremony took place on November 12 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, bringing together leading artists from Latin pop, reggaeton, regional Mexican music and other genres.
The Spanish singer also won Best Alternative Album and Best Pop Song, while the music video for Sauvignon Blanc earned another award.
Her Album of the Year victory marked her third win in the category, following El Mal Querer in 2019 and Motomami in 2022.
«This album is my truth,» Rosalía said during her acceptance speech, describing Lux as a creative leap into the unknown.
The album blends orchestral arrangements with contemporary pop and draws inspiration from the lives of female saints. Rosalía opened the ceremony with a theatrical medley featuring La Rumba del Perdón, La Perla and Dios Es Un Stalker.
Who else won at the 2026 Latin Grammys?
Argentine rapper Milo J won Record of the Year for Niño, defeating a field that included Rosalía. He also collected awards for Best Folk Music Album, Best Urban/Urban Fusion Performance and Best Recording Package.
Colombia’s Aria Vega was named Best New Artist, while Karol G won Best Urban Music Album for Tropicoqueta. Juanes secured Best Pop/Rock Album for JuanEsteban.
Argentine duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso also enjoyed a successful night, winning Best Electronic Music Performance for their collaboration with Fred again.., Best Pop/Rock Song for Hasta Jesús Tuvo Un Mal Día with Sting and Best Long Form Music Video.
Meanwhile, songwriter and producer Edgar Barrera reached 30 career Latin Grammy victories, becoming the most-awarded person in the ceremony’s history.
Another highlight belonged to Daddy Yankee, who received the Latin Recording Academy’s Person of the Year honour. He became the first artist from the Latin urban music genre to receive the distinction.
Janet Jackson presented the award after a career-spanning performance featuring Gasolina, Despacito and other hits.
The ceremony also featured performances by Anitta, Mon Laferte and Grupo Frontera, alongside tributes to Mexican songwriter José Alfredo Jiménez and salsa musician Willie Colón.
The 27th Latin Grammys recognised music released during the eligibility period from June 1, 2025, to May 31, 2026, across 60 categories.
