Latin Grammys: Frontera, Eden Muñoz, Camila Fernández win early
Winners are already set in 50 of 60 categories; Record, Album and Song of the Year go out tonight in Las Vegas.
The official Latin Grammy list marks winners in 50 of the 27th edition's 60 categories. The ceremony is tonight in Las Vegas, and it starts at 19:00 in Mexico City.
Regional Mexican music has already been settled:
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Best Norteño Album | Grupo Frontera, *Lo Que Me Falta Por Llorar* |
| Best Regional Mexican Song | Grupo Frontera and Xavi, "No Capea" |
| Best Banda Album | Eden Muñoz, *Piedras A La Luna* |
| Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album | Camila Fernández, *La Fernández* |
Source: Latin Grammy, Grammy.com
Rosalía took Best Alternative Music Album and Best Engineered Album for *LUX (Complete Works)*, and "Sauvignon Blanc" won Best Short Form Music Video. Jorge Drexler won Best Singer-Songwriter Album for *Taracá* and Best Alternative Song for "Ante la duda, baila."
Alejandro Sanz won Best Contemporary Pop Album (*¿Y Ahora Qué +?*), Laura Pausini Best Traditional Pop Album (*Yo Canto 2*), Fito Páez Best Rock Album (*Shine*), Luis Enrique Best Salsa Album (*El Alma En Clave*) and Carlos Vives Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album (*El Último Disco Vol. 1*). Karol G and Feid won Best Reggaeton Performance with "Verano Rosa." Edgar Barrera is Producer of the Year and Sara Schell Songwriter of the Year. Best Tropical Song ended in a tie between "Nombre y Apellido" and "Realidad-Es."
Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Best New Artist are still undecided, along with Best Urban Album, Pop/Rock, Contemporary Tropical, Contemporary Mexican Music and Contemporary Pop in Portuguese.
Drexler, Karol G and Rosalía lead the nominations with seven each; Silvana Estrada and Mon Laferte have six. Eligible work was released between June 2025 and the end of May 2026, and Univision broadcasts the show.
