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Jorge Drexler Wins Song Of The Year Latin GRAMMY For "Telefonía"

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The artist from Uruguay adds to his win tally with Latin music's highest songwriting award
Philip Merrill
GRAMMYs
Nov 15, 2018 - 7:16 pm

The winner of the Song Of The Year at the 19th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards is Jorge Drexler for his song "Telefonía," adding songwriting's top honor to his growing list of accolades.

From Uruguay, Drexler is a previous winner of two Latin GRAMMY Awards as well as a previous GRAMMY nominee. Drexler's composition "Telefonía" was also nominated for Record Of The Year. His album Salvavidas De Hielo was also nominated for Album Of The Year and won for Best Singer-Songwriter Album at the Premiere ceremony.

Drexler has earned five other GRAMMY nominations in his career, including a nod for Salvavidas De Hielo for Best Latin, Urban Or Alternative Album at the 60th GRAMMY Awards.

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¡Felicidades! @drexlerjorge Canción Del Año 🎶👏👏👏 #LatinGRAMMY pic.twitter.com/P72tXIcaby

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 16, 2018

Other competitors in the Song Of The Year category included established greats and newcomers from across the Spanish-speaking world, such as newcomer from Mexico, El David Aguilar, who received four Latin GRAMMY nominations this year. In addition to this nomination for writing "Embrujo," the singer-songwriter was also up for Best New Artist and his album Siguiente was nominated for both Album Of The Year and Best Singer-Songwriter Album. From Puerto Rico, Kany García is a previous winner of two Latin GRAMMY Awards and a previous GRAMMY nominee. García's song "Para Siempre" was also nominated for Record Of The Year & her album Soy Yo was nominated for Album Of The Year and Best Singer-Songwriter Album.

Chilean star Mon Laferte was also nominated with her co-writer/nominee Manú Jalil for their song "Antes De Ti." At last year's Latin GRAMMY Awards, she won Best Alternative Song. for "Amárrame." Another nominee "Danza De Gardenias" was written by Mexican star Natalia Lafourcade and her co-writer/nominee David Aguilar Dorantes. Its performance featuring Los Macorinos was also nominated for Record Of The Year. Her album Musas, Vol. 2 was nominated for Album Of The Year and won for Best Folk Album at the Premiere ceremony. A GRAMMY winner and previous recipient of eight Latin GRAMMY Awards, Lafourcade's Musas, Vol. 1 won the Latin GRAMMY Award for Best Folk Album last year.

"Bailar Contigo" was performed and co-written by Colombian ensemble Monsieur Periné, a previous Latin GRAMMY Award winner and GRAMMY nominee. The group was also nominated for Record Of The Year and their album Encanto Tropical was nominated for Album Of The Year. Their co-writer Mauricio Rengifo is a previous Latin GRAMMY Award winner and GRAMMY nominee who was also nominated a second time in this category, twice for Best Tropical Song as well as for Producer of the Year. Argentine rocker Fito Páez was also nominated this year for "Tu Vida Mi Vida." A previous winner of five Latin GRAMMY Awards and a GRAMMY nominee, Páez's composition won Best Rock Song at the premiere ceremony.

Bringing a flamenco folklore style very much her own, Spanish sensation Rosalía and her hit "Malamente" won Best Alternative Song at the premiere ceremony and were also up for Record Of The Year, Best Urban Fusion/Performance, and Best Short Form Music Video. Her co-writers/nominees were Antón Alvarez Alfaro & Pablo Diaz-Reixa. "La Puerta Violeta" has brought wider recognition for Spanish artist Rozalén's powerful talent both as a writer and performer. Her album Cuando El Río Suena… was nominated for Album Of The Year.

"Robarte Un Beso" was one of this year's feel-good anthems, bringing together Colombia's Carlos Vives and Sebastian Yatra. A previous winner of ten Latin GRAMMY Awards and two GRAMMY Awards, Vives won Best Contemporary Tropical Album at the Premiere ceremony for his album Vives. Fellow Colombian Yatra received his first Latin GRAMMY nomination last year. Their co-writers/nominees were Mauricio Rengifo and Andrés Torres, nominated together this year for Producer Of The Year as well as additional songwriting nominations in Best Tropical Song and another nomination for Rengifo in the Song Of The Year category for his work with Monsieur Periné. Torres won at the 16th Latin GRAMMY Awards for engineering and both men shared in "Despacito"'s Record Of The Year Latin GRAMMY win at last year's awards, as the track's producers.

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The Complete Latin GRAMMY Awards Viewer's Guide

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Take a look at the many ways to celebrate Latin music throughout this week leading up to the main event, Thursday's Latin GRAMMY Awards
Philip Merrill
GRAMMYs
Nov 13, 2018 - 2:45 pm

Get ready! The Biggest Night In Latin Music is coming on Nov. 15, but there are so many ways to enjoy the festivities in Las Vegas including and leading up to the 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards from virtually anywhere in the world. Here's how!

19th Latin GRAMMY Awards

The fun-filled day of the main event begins at 1:00 p.m. PT / 4:00 p.m. ET with exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage of the red carpet and the Latin GRAMMY Premiere ceremony via Facebook Live, where the first Latin GRAMMY Awards of the night will be presented before the broadcast. Additional coverage in Spanish will also be available at Univision.com. The 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards show will follow, airing on Univision at 8:00 p.m. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET

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19a Entrega Anual del #LatinGRAMMY 15 DE NOV. 8PM @Univision @MGMGrand 🎶👏👏 pic.twitter.com/60q9vImDdl

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 8, 2018

But even earlier this week, this year's Special Awards presentation ceremony will be streamed on Tuesday, Nov. 13 via Facebook Live at 5:00 pm. PT / 8:00 p.m. ET. The program will honor Erasmo Carlos, Dyango, Andy Montañez, José María Napoleón, Chucho Valdés, Wilfrido Vargas and Yuri with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Horacio Malvicino and Tomás Muñoz will receive the Latin Academy's Trustees Award.

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#ENVIVO Premios Especiales 2018 👏👏👏 13 DE NOV. 5PM @Vegas por Facebook LIVE https://t.co/ZsYEiPRDBO #LatinGRAMMY pic.twitter.com/q8NiwjLJy2

— The Latin Recording Academy / Latin GRAMMYs (@LatinGRAMMYs) November 10, 2018

Performers on the broadcast include Marc Anthony, Will Smith and Bad Bunny performing their collaboration, "Está Rico," for the first time in public, as well as Ángela Aguilar, El David Aguilar, Pepe Aguilar, Pablo Alborán, Anitta, Steve Aoki, J Balvin, Calibre 50, Jorge Drexler, Karol G, Kany García, Halsey, Nicky Jam, Mon Laferte, Natalia Lafourcade, Victor Manuelle, Carla Morrison, Christian Nodal, Jenna Ortega, Ozuna, Laura Pausini, Monsieur Periné, Banda Los Recoditos, Rosalía, Miguel Ángel Silvestre, Carlos Vives and Sebastián Yatra. The 2018 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Maná will perform as well.

Performers at the Premiere ceremony include Santiago Barrionuevo, Yamandu Costa, Jerry Demara, Rozalén, and José Alberto El Canario with El Septeto Santiaguero.

This week of celebration will honor artists across a wide array of Latin cultures, styles, genres, and countries. Awards will span many fields, including General, Pop, Urban, Rock, Alternative, Tropical, Singer-Songwriter, Regional-Mexican, Instrumental, Traditional, Jazz, Christian, Portuguese Language, Children's, Classical, Arranging, Recording Package, Production, and Music Video. While some of these have categories that bring works from different traditions together, others allow a more narrow focus within traditions, making for a rich, unique sampling of the power of Latin music.

No matter your language or musical background, this multi-screen experience will be filled with excitement. New discoveries await television and online viewers prepared to be enriched by the biggest night in Latin music.

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What Was Your Favorite Moment From The 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards?

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Of the night's many great performances and acceptances speeches, and the red carpet as well, what moment stands out the most?
Philip Merrill
GRAMMYs
Nov 16, 2018 - 4:59 pm

With so many magical moments to choose from, last night's 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards stays fresh in our memories. But what stands out to you the most? The performances were remarkable but so were the wins and acceptance speeches. Many winners paid tribute to traditions and to being part of today's Latin music scene keeping those traditions fresh. The wins by J Balvin and Karol G were also recognition for reggaetón, and Rosalía's acceptance speech shouted out to other great women of music. The red carpet was unforgettable, too. So what stands out for you?

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After his Salvavidas De Hielo received Best Singer-Songwriter Album at the Premiere ceremony, Uruguayan Jorge Drexler was moved when he won Song Of The Year for "Telefonía" to thank his competition, as well as the writers Jorge Luis Borges and Fernando Pessoa. When it was announced that "Telefonía" had won Record Of The Year, Drexler was visibly surprised. At the 15th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards Drexler's Bailar En La Cueva had won Best Singer-Songwriter Album as well, and its "Universos Paralelos" won Record Of The Year, making last night's Record Of The Year win his fifth Latin GRAMMY Award and his second time winning the category.

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WOW!!!!!!
GRACIAS! GRACIAS! GRACIAS!
QUE LOCURA!!
Courtesy of The Latin Recording Academy/Getty Images: Gabriel Ginsberg 2018@latingrammys @la_buenafortuna @WarnerMusicES @warnermusiclat pic.twitter.com/KSlhsCVVCj

— Jorge Drexler (@drexlerjorge) November 16, 2018

Let us know what makes the top of your list as your most lasting memory from the 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards.

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Poll: Which Latin GRAMMY Artist Performance Are You Pumped For The Most?

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Bad Bunny, J Balvin, Natalia Lafourcade, Halsey and more will perform at the 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards on Nov. 15. Whose performance are you excited to see the most?
Jennifer Velez
GRAMMYs
Nov 9, 2018 - 4:43 pm

On Nov. 15, the Biggest Night In Latin Music is bringing together 80 countries to celebrate the diversity and excellence of Latin music. One thing to look forward to, other than the winners of the night, are the performers who will pump up the crowd with some of the biggest bangers of the year. We know it's a tough question, but we have to ask, whose performance will you be looking forward to the most?  

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J Balvin is an undeniable showstopper with hits like "Mi Gente," but are you feeling Latin trap star Bad Bunny who is set to open up the show with "Está Rico" with Marc Anthony and Will Smith more this year? Maybe one of reggaeton's leading ladies Karol G, is getting you hyped. Or are you excited about 15-year-old rising star Angela Aguilar showcasing her powerful voice in the style of Mexico's mariachi music? Songstresses Natalia Lafourcade and Mon Laferte will also grace the Latin GRAMMY stage with one of their ballads. Rock/pop music icons Maná, who are this year's Latin GRAMMY Person Of The Year, are sure to rock the stage and we can't forget Steve Aoki or Halsey who are also set to perform and bring their energy every time they perform. There are many more to choose from, so who will it be? Vote above.

 

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Celebrate with some of the big winners of the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs—including J Balvin, Rosalía, Residente, Ricky Martin and more—as they share their reactions on social media
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Last night, Nov. 19, the world celebrated the Biggest Night In Latin Music, as the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs brought together artists and fans with powerful musical moments from Miami and other locations around the world. Now, take a moment to see how some of the big winners—including J Balvin, Rosalía, Residente, Ricky Martin and more—reacted on social media.

Puerto Rican rap/reggaeton heavyweight Residente, aka René Pérez Jogla, gave an emotional speech when he won Song Of The Year for his personal 2019 single, "René." He celebrated the win with his friends and fans on Instagram with another long message similar to his speech. "We are artists and our priority is to make art. I made this song without fear, without fear of being vulnerable in front of you," he wrote.



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Fellow Puerto Rican Ricky Martin, celebrated his Best Pop Vocal Album win for PAUSA by sharing an ecstatic voice message he received, "ganamos ganamos!" ("we won, we won!")

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¡Ganamossssssssss ganamos! @LatinGRAMMYs MEJOR ÁLBUM VOCAL POP pic.twitter.com/pRsxz9d0KK

— Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin) November 19, 2020

Similarly, Spanish flamenco-pop queen Rosalía shared her excitement for her three wins of the evening with a joyful video on Twitter. In the video, she appears riding in the passenger seat of a car as she films the driver screaming: "We won, b****es!"  She added on her note in Spanish: "I really want to share new music."

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3 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@LatinGRAMMYs
muchas muchas muchas gracias UUUUUUUFFFF!!!! tengo tantas ganas de traer nueva musicaAAAA🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 pic.twitter.com/sefTo6dMFz

— R O S A L Í A (@rosalia) November 19, 2020

Colombian reggaetonero J Balvin took to Instagram to share his touching performance of "Rojo" from last night, and to commemorate his Best Urban Music Album for Colores, his musical rainbow that includes the track. He wrote: "Music speaks from the heart!! Thanks to everyone who participated in the album." He tagged his epic collab list after the note.



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Mexican singer/songwriter Natalia Lafourcade won one of the biggest awards of the evening, Album Of The Year, for her LP Un Canto Por Mexico, Vol. 1. She took home a total of three wins for the project—She also won Best Alternative Song and Best Regional Mexican Song. She tweeted: "Thank you to every member of the Latin GRAMMYs who saw in Un Canto Por Mexico the voice, talent and work of many…"

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Gracias a cada miembro de @latinGRAMMY que reconoció en #UncantoporMéxico la voz, el talento y el trabajo de muchos. GRACIAS a los que recuerdan de dónde vienen. Todos en la terna ganamos y sanamos corazones con nuestras notas. Gracias compañeros 🙏. #albumdelaño #LatinGRAMMY

— Natalia Lafourcade (@lafourcade) November 20, 2020

Read More: Natalia Lafourcade Wins Album Of The Year For 'Un Canto Por Mexico, Vol. 1' | 2020 Latin GRAMMYs​

Argentinian rock legend Fito Páez shared his gratitude for the Latin Recording Academy for his two 2020 Latin GRAMMY wins—Best Pop/Rock Album and Best Pop/Rock Song. He shared the moment with his collaborators on the project, La Conquista del Espacio, by including a great collection of behind-the-scenes studio photos.



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Brazilian rapper Emicida celebrated his first-ever Latin GRAMMY win for Best Portuguese Language Rock Or Alternative Album with several posts on Twitter, including one that said "Life always wins" in Portuguese.

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Eu disse que via vocês no pódio!
A vida sempre vence 💛💛💛💛💛#EmicidaAmarElo @LatinGRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/q67qtqATys

— emicida (@emicida) November 19, 2020

Read: Emicida Wins Best Portuguese Language Rock Or Alternative Album For 'AmarElo' | 2020 Latin GRAMMYs

Colombian pop singer Mike Bahía won the coveted Best New Artist Latin GRAMMY and was one of the artists able to enjoy the show on-site in Miami. He shared two pictures from the evening, as well as an inspirational message to his fans: "You don't need to be the richest, the most beautiful or much less the person with the most contacts to get to where you want to be; you just have to want it every day and work for it…"



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Check out all the complete 2020 Latin GRAMMY winners and nominees list here.

For more information on the Latin GRAMMYs and Latin Recording Academy, please visit latingrammy.com.  

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