Bad Bunny dominates the Latin Awards. Picture: Eric Rojas.
(The Post News) – The 26th Annual Latin Grammy Awards lit up the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
It took place in Las Vegas on Thursday, November 13, 2025.
The event celebrated the best of Latin music with star power and spectacle. Hosted by Maluma and Roselyn Sánchez, the show gathered industry legends.
It also welcomed fresh voices for an evening of standout performances and major wins.
Bad Bunny Wins and Others
Bad Bunny was at the centre of it all.
He once again proved why he sits at the top of the global music landscape. Arriving with an unprecedented 12 nominations, he became the night’s defining force, scooping up several of the ceremony’s biggest honours.
His album Debà Tirar Más Fotos earned Album of the Year.
La Mudanza won Best Urban Song. Voy a Llevarte Pa PR secured Best Reggaeton Performance.
He also won Best Urban Music Album. His sweeping victories not only cemented his status as the evening’s standout artist. They also amplified the momentum he carries into his upcoming 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.
Other notable winners included Karol G.
She secured recognition while also silencing critics with her powerful stage presence. Argentine duo Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso took home trophies in new categories such as Best Roots Song.
Brazilian artist Liniker proudly waved her country’s flag with nominations and wins, highlighting the growing diversity of Latin music.
The Latin Recording Academy honoured Spanish legend Raphael as the Person of the Year. They celebrated his decades-long contribution to music.
Performances That Stole the Show
Beyond the awards, the night was defined by electrifying performances. Karol G teamed up with Mexican icon Marco Antonio SolÃs for a heartfelt duet of Coleccionando Heridas. Their collaboration bridged generations.
SolÃs wore a bold yellow suit. Karol G appeared in a casual peach-pink ensemble. They delivered a warm and memorable moment.
Young Mexican talents DannyLux, Kakalo, and Iván Cornejo also made their mark with a simple yet emotional performance. Each sang their nominated tracks—Sirena, Tierra Trágame, and Atención—showcasing the contemporary evolution of Mexican music.
Their presence highlighted the rise of new voices in the Latin Grammy spotlight.
Other standout acts included Gloria Estefan, Rauw Alejandro, Carlos Santana, and Morat, each bringing their unique energy to the stage. The mix of genres—from reggaeton and urban beats to traditional ballads—reflected the diversity and vibrancy of Latin music today.
A Celebration of Latin Music’s Global Reach
The 2025 Latin Grammys not only honored artistic achievement but also underscored the global impact of Latin music. Artists from Puerto Rico, Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Spain were recognized. The ceremony showcased the genre’s ability to transcend borders. It unites audiences worldwide.
Bad Bunny’s sweeping victories made headlines. Heartfelt performances and the debut of new categories signaled a continued evolution of the Latin Grammys.
The night reaffirmed Latin music’s place at the center of global culture. It blended tradition with innovation. The event celebrated voices both established and new.
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