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Kali Uchis Talks Juanes, Colombia & Lana Del Rey Tour

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The Colombian-American songstress reveals how it feels to be a Latin GRAMMY nominee and what's been going down on her first headline tour
Tim McPhate
GRAMMYs
Oct 7, 2017 - 8:29 am

It's shaping up to be a year of firsts for Kali Uchis. In May the Colombian-American singer/songwriter dropped the trance-inducing jam "Tyrant" featuring Jorja Smith, the first single from her upcoming debut studio album. She's undertaken her first-ever headlining tour, a 25-plus-day jaunt that will wind down in Brooklyn on Oct. 21. 

More recently, Uchis scored a huge career first: her inaugural Latin GRAMMY nomination for Record Of The Year for "El Ratico," her hit collaboration with fellow Colombian Juanes.

On one of her off days, we caught up with the 23-year-old to discuss her reaction to being nominated, her respect for Juanes and his contributions to Colombian music, and her mad respect for future tourmate Lana Del Rey.

Congratulations on your first-ever Latin GRAMMY nomination for "El Ratico" with Juanes. How does "Kali Uchis, Latin GRAMMY nominee" sound to you?
I was psyched. I am so psyched. I guess it really hasn't fully hit me yet. I think the song was No. 1 in Colombia for a really long time and I guess I didn't realize how big it was and how progressive it was seen in all of Latin America. It took me by surprise. I woke up that morning and the news just really made my day. 

Are you coming to the 18th Latin GRAMMY Awards in November?
Yeah, I really want to. I'm going to try. 

Speaking of "El Ratico," you wrote on your Instagram that you felt "extremely blessed & grateful to have been working this year with some of the most musically influential people to my upbringing." How did Juanes impact you growing up?
Well, Juanes is one of the legendary, iconic Colombian artists. Growing up in Colombia, you can't really not have him on your radar. His songs are everywhere, and there's a statue of him. He's pretty big for Latin America, and for Colombia especially. We're super, super proud of him and everything he's done for our country. Growing up he was just always a part of my life. He was always playing in the house. My mom is like a huge fan. My aunt and uncle went to all his concerts. The first time he reached out to me on Twitter, I was like, "What? Is this the real Juanes?" I didn't even believe it at first. I was like, "Is this for real? Oh wow, he actually knows about me. This is f***ing crazy." This is someone who is like a f***ing legend. In our culture, him and Shakira have done a lot for our country. They've been able to make their legacy so strong and so lasting. Those are the people I look up to. And for Juanes to reach out to me the way he did and be like, "I really believe in you. I think you're going to be big. And I think that you're the great new s*** coming out of Colombia." I'm just so proud and happy for him to want me on his song and to make a video with him. It meant a lot to me and it meant a lot to my family.

Your latest single is "Nuestro Planeta" with reggaeton artist Reykon. What is the status on your debut album?
You know, I don't have an official release date [yet]. I'm just kind of rolling out my singles. "Nuestro" just came out. And then there will be another single coming out.

You're currently on your first headline tour. What's the craziest thing that has happened so far?
(Laughs) The tour has been pretty crazy, I have to say. It's been a blur. It's been testing all of us. We've called it the Curse Of The Kali Uchis tour (laughs). It's just been f***ing mad. The shows and actually meeting everyone have been amazing for me, because I haven't done a tour and I haven't met my fans. And they haven't been able to meet me, touch me, talk to me. I've just been working on my first album forever. It's been, "Work, work, work." And now I'm finally getting a moment to actually go to all these cities. I can't really tell you what the craziest thing has been but it's been pretty wild.

What do you like to do on your off days?
On my off day I really want to just lay in bed. I mean, after literally the fourth day of the tour, I was like, "Wow." There's been so much drama. But the shows have been fun. At the end of the day, you get onstage and nothing else that happened during the day matters. 

You'll be heading out on tour with Lana Del Rey in January.
Yeah, I'm very excited. I really respect her as an artist. For me, Lana is a really bomb modern-day artist because she's been able to pave the way for nontraditional — like [she does] whatever the f*** she wants to do. You can say whatever you want about her music. It's not trendy and it doesn't sound like other music on the radio and she's still able to make a way for herself. And she's able to have a huge fan base. And that's why I have a lot of respect for her. She's been able to make her own way. And that's the type of artist that I've always aspired to be: an artist that does their own thing and doesn't try to follow.

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The 50 songs featured on GRAMMY.com's official Hispanic Heritage Month 2021 playlist will give you a sonic tour of the artists shaping Latin music today
Taj Mayfield
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Sep 15, 2021 - 2:04 pm

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month 2021, which takes place Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, GRAMMY.com is shining a light on the diverse sounds of Latin America in true GRAMMY fashion: music, of course.

Between chart-toppers like Bad Bunny, J Balvin and Kali Uchis and breakout stars like CJ, CLUBZ and Maye, today's Latin artists are fearless when it comes to exploring multiple genres. As a result of that boldness, listeners are greeted with the colorful culture and sounds of Latin America, no matter where they wander on the music landscape.

No one playlist can fully capture the expansive sounds and styles of today's Latin artists and genres. But the 50 songs featured on GRAMMY.com's official Hispanic Heritage Month 2021 playlist will give you a sonic tour of the artists shaping Latin music today.

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From Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee to Juanes and Nicky Jam, check out the 15 songs with the longest run on the 'Billboard' Hot Latin Songs chart
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GRAMMYs
Oct 4, 2017 - 2:22 pm

Which of your favorite Latin musicians has had the longest-running song on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart? If you guessed Enrique Iglesias featuring Descemer Bueno and Gente de Zona and their rendition of "Bailando," you would be correct — the hit stayed at the top of the chart for a long time: 41 weeks in 2014–2015.

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In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we've gathered the 15 songs with the longest runs on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart, including how long each song reigned supreme, and curated a playlist you've got to hear.

1. "Bailando," Enrique Iglesias feat. Descemer Bueno and Gente de Zona, 41 weeks

2. "Despacito," Luis Fonsi feat. Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber, 33 weeks

3. "El Perdón," Nicky Jam and Enrique Iglesias, 30 weeks

4. "La Tortura," Shakira feat. Alejandro Sanz, 25 weeks

5. "Ginza," J Balvin, 22 weeks

6. "A Puro Dolor," Son By Four, 20 weeks

7. "Me Enamora," Juanes, 20 weeks

8. "Te Quiero," Flex, 20 weeks

9. "No Me Doy Por Vencido," Luis Fonsi, 19 weeks

10. "Hasta El Amanecer," Nicky Jam, 18 weeks

11. "Cuando Me Enamoro," Enrique Iglesias feat. Juan Luis Guerra, 17 weeks

12. "Vivir Mi Vida," Marc Anthony, 17 weeks

13. "Qué Te Pasa," Yuri, 16 weeks

14. "Rompe," Daddy Yankee, 15 weeks

15. "Danza Kuduro," Don Omar feat. Lucenzo, 15 weeks

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Singer/songwriter takes home his first Latin GRAMMY Awards at the 2nd Latin GRAMMYs, including Best New Artist
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Oct 3, 2017 - 11:53 am

A name synonymous with Latin music, it's hard to imagine a time when Juanes was just a fledgling singer/songwriter working his way up the ranks. But that's where the Colombian was before the 2nd Latin GRAMMY Awards.

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On the strength of his debut solo album, Fijate Bien, Juanes racked up seven Latin GRAMMY nominations in 2001, including nods for Album Of The Year and Record and Song Of The Year for the album's title track.

The 2nd Latin GRAMMYs was slated to take place on Sept. 11, 2001, however, in light of the tragic events of the day, the show was canceled and a press conference was held at a later date where the Latin GRAMMY Awards were given out to their respective winners, including Juanes.

Juanes took home the coveted Latin GRAMMY for Best New Artist, along with Best Rock Solo Vocal Album and Best Rock Song. Since then, he has gone on to win 21 Latin GRAMMYs to date, making him one of the top Latin GRAMMY winners of all time, and two GRAMMY Awards.

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Cast your vote. Who will voters choose for Record Of The Year at the 18th Latin GRAMMY Awards?
Renée Fabian
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Including the likes of Shakira and Carlos Vives to Natalia Lafourcade, Marc Anthony, Jesse & Joy, and Alejandro Sanz, the previous Latin GRAMMY winners for Record Of The Year reads like a who's who of Latin music. This year's nominees are no different.

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With Rubén Blades' sensual "La Flor De La Canela," Luis Fonsi featuring Daddy Yankee's song of the summer "Despacito," Residente's impactful "Guerra," Ricky Martin with Maluma's Vente Pa' Ca," and Jorge Drexler's "El Surco," among others, this year's class of 18th Latin GRAMMY Awards nominees for Record Of The Year is loaded.  

Which song do you think will take home the Latin GRAMMY for Record Of The Year? Cast your vote below.

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