Latin Grammy Winners 2013

The 14th annual Latin Grammy celebration took place in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay. Latin America’s best musical talents where honered.

Marc Anthony, Draco Rosa and Carlos Vives were among the big winners at this years Latin Grammy’s

Attendees were treated to two special duet Performances by Draco Rosa and Ricky Martin. Best record and album nominee Natalie Cole performed a virtual duet with her late father Nat King Cole in Spanish.

The Winners

Recording of the Year
Marc Anthony – “Vivir Mi Vida”

Album of the Year
Draco Rosa- “Vida”

Carlos Vives, the recipient of 3 honors which included ‘Best Tropical Album’ for “Volvi a Nacer,” ‘Best Tropical Album’ for “Corazon Profundo,’ and song of the year for “Volvi

Pop singer and songwriter Gaby Moreno, 31, was awarded the best new artist award.

Best Urban Interpretation
Pitbull featuring Papayo- “Echa Pa’lla”
Best Urban Album

Spanish singer, actor and activist Miguel Bose, with the academy’s top honor in recognition of his contribution and philanthropy work. The Person Of The Year award.

Vocal Contemporary Pop Album
Alejandro Sanz- “La Musica No Se Toca”

Best Tropical Song
Andres Castro y CarlosVives

Best Traditional Vocal Pop Album
Andres Cepeda- “Lo Mejor Que Hay En Mi Vida”

Mala Rodriguez- “Bruja”
Best Urban Song

Illya Kuryaki & The Valderramas- “Ula Ula”
Best Rock Album

La Vida Bohème- “Sera”
Best Pop/Rock Album

Beto Cuevas- “Transformacion”
Best Rock Song

Cachorro López & Vicentico- “Creo Que Me Enamore”
Best Alternative Music Album

Natalia Lafourcade- “Mujer Divina – Homenaje A Agustín Lara”
Best Alternative Song

Bajafondo—“”Pena En Mi Corazon”
Best Salsa Album

Various Artist-“ Sergio Jorge Presents Salsa Giants
Best Music Video- Long

Natalia Lafourcade- “Mujer Divina – Homenaje A Agustín Lara”
Best Music Video- Short

Alex Cuba “Eres Tu”
Production of the Year

Sergio Jorge
Best CD Artwork

Tonho Quinta-Feira & Fernando Young, art directors (Caetano Veloso)- “Abraçaço”
Best Classic Composition

Carlos Franzetti- “Zingaros”
Best Classical Music Album

Nelson Freire- “Brasileiro”
Best Children’s Album

Lucky Diaz y La Familia Musica- “Fantastico!”

Best Brazilian Song
Roberto Carlos- “Esse Cara Sou Eu”

Best Brazilian Album
Various Artist- “Salve Gonzagao 100 Anos”

Best Album of Sertaneja Music
Victor & Leo- “Ao Vivo em Floripa

Best Brazilian Album- Pop
Maria Rita- “Redescobrir- Ao Vivo”

Best Samba Album
Alexandre Pires- “Eletrosamba- Ao Vivo”

Best Brazilian Rock Album
Jota Quest- “Ao Vivo: Rock in Rio”

Best Brazilian Pop/Contemporary Album
Seu Jorge- “Musicas Para Churrasco Vol. 1 Ao Vivo”

Best Christian Album- in Portuguese
Kleber Lucas- “Profeta da Esperança”

Best Christian Album- In Spanish
Alex Campos- “Regreso A Ti”

Best Latin Jazz Album
Michel Camilo- “What’s Up”

Best Flamenco Album
Tomatito- “Soy Flamenco”

Best Tango Album
Diego el Cigala- “Romance de la Luna Tucumana”

Best Folk Album
Reynaldo Armas- “El Caballo de Oro”

Best Instrumental Album
Bajo Fondo- “Presente”

Best Regional Mexican
Pedro Fernandez- “Cachito de Cielo”

Best Tejano Album
David Lee Garza- “Just Friends”

Best Album- Banda Music
Banda los Recoditos- “El Free”

La Original Banda El Limón De Salvador Lizárraga- “La Original Y Sus Boleros de Amor”

Best Album- Ranchera
Vicente Fernandez- “Hoy”

Arturo Sandoval- “Un Siglo de Pasion”

Best Album Adult Contemporary
Juan Luis Guerra-

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