The Bulletin Latin Music Grants are moving toward in October, where Karol G drives the rundown with 17 passages in classifications including craftsman of the year, visit through the year, and top Latin collection of the year for Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season).
The Colombian hotshot is trailed by Terrible Rabbit and Peso Pluma with 15 passages each. The previous vies for craftsman of the year, worldwide 200 craftsman of the year, and visit through the year. While the last option is likewise up for craftsman of the year, worldwide 200 craftsman of the year, notwithstanding lyricist of the year, and territorial Mexican collection of the year for Éxodo.
The main influx of entertainers affirmed are Fuerza Regida, Grupo Specialty, Luis Alfonso, Maria Becerra, Xavi and Yandel, all set to bring their most recent joint efforts and hit singles to the honors service.
In the mean time, 15 demonstrations are first-time finalists at the sought after service this year, including Chilean rookies FloyyMenor and Cris MJ, who burned through 14 sequential weeks at No. 1 on the Hot Latin Tunes outline with their viral “Gata Just.” Música Mexicana breakout star Xavi, who likewise finished off the graph with “La Diabla,” is a newbie at the honors. (Look at a broad rundown underneath.)
The 31st yearly service will be communicated at 9 p.m. ET on Sunday, Oct. 20 through Telemundo. It will at the same time be accessible on the Spanish diversion link network Universo, on Peacock and the Telemundo application, and in Latin America and the Caribbean through Telemundo Internacional.
The Board Latin Music Grants — the main honors that perceive the most famous collections, tunes and entertainers in Latin music, as per Bulletin’s week by week graphs — correspond with Announcement Latin Music Week, which gets back to Miami Ocean side Oct. 14-18 with a list of star speakers including J Balvin, Alejandro Sanz, Youthful Miko, Feid, Gloria Estefan, Peso Pluma, Thalia, and some more. Get your tickets today for the Board Latin Music Week 2024 here.
