The 26th Latin Grammy Awards lit up Las Vegas on the night of November 13, and Bad Bunny once again proved he’s in a league of his own. Leading with 12 nominations, the Puerto Rican powerhouse walked away with five wins, including Album of the Year for 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos.'
Alejandro Sanz also scored major recognition, earning Record of the Year for 'Palmeras En El Jardín.' Karol G, alongside songwriters Andrés Jael Correa Ríos and Édgar Barrera, claimed Song of the Year for the global hit 'Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido.'
Spanish singer-songwriter Paloma Morphy was named Best New Artist, while Sanz and Andrés Cepeda took home the top pop categories for contemporary and traditional pop albums, respectively.
But the night’s biggest surprise came from Argentina: CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso won five awards across pop and alternative categories. Their wins included Best Pop Song for 'El Día del Amigo,' as well as honors for alternative song, alternative music album, and both short- and long-form music videos.
Since their debut in 2000, the Latin Grammy Awards have honored the best in Latin music, celebrating talent, culture, and creativity across genres. In this gallery, we take you through a timeline of the major winners of the Latin Grammys. Click on to get to know them.