[Video] Rosalía's LUX Wins Album of the Year, Milo J's 'Niño' Takes Record of the Year at the 27th Latin GRAMMY Awards in Las Vegas

The 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards concluded on the night of November 12 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, with all 60 awards presented. In the four general-field categories, Album of the Year went to Rosalía's LUX (Complete Works), Record of the Year to Argentine singer Milo J's 'Niño,' Song of the Year to 'La Perla' by Rosalía featuring Yahritza y Su Esencia, and Best New Artist to Aria Vega.

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Album of the Year went to Rosalía's LUX (Complete Works) — her third victory in the night's biggest category, after El Mal Querer in 2019 and Motomami in 2022. LUX had already won Best Alternative Music Album, and its recording team took Best Engineered Album. Together with Song of the Year and Best Pop Song for 'La Perla' and Best Short Form Music Video for 'Sauvignon Blanc,' Rosalía collected five awards as an artist, more than anyone else on the night.

Record of the Year went to Milo J's 'Niño.' The award honors the overall achievement of a single recording, going to the performing artist and the production team behind it. It capped a breakout night for Milo J: 'Gil,' his collaboration with Trueno, won Best Urban Performance, his album La Vida Era Más Corta won Best Folk Album, and that album's packaging won Best Recording Package — four awards in all for the Argentine singer.

Song of the Year winner "La Perla" was written by Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Rosalía, Ryan Tedder and Dylan Wiggins, and performed by Rosalía featuring Yahritza y Su Esencia. The song also won Best Pop Song, becoming Rosalía's signature work of this edition.

Best New Artist Aria Vega prevailed over a field of 11 nominees. Two nights earlier she had performed at the Best New Artist showcase in Las Vegas; tonight, in a red embroidered gown, she lifted the trophy high on the main stage. It was her first Latin GRAMMY nomination and her first win.

This was Rosalía's Latin GRAMMYs. Beyond Song of the Year and Best Pop Song, her album LUX (Complete Works) won Best Alternative Music Album and Best Engineered Album, and "Sauvignon Blanc" won Best Short Form Music Video; her operatic opening performance in a gold gown set the tone for the entire evening.

Other multiple winners shone as well. Karol G won Best Urban Music Album for Tropicoqueta and Best Reggaeton Performance alongside Feid for "Verano Rosa." Argentina's Milo J collected three: Best Urban Performance with Trueno for "Gil," and Best Folk Album and Best Recording Package for La Vida Era Más Corta. Uruguayan singer-songwriter Jorge Drexler won Best Singer-Songwriter Album for Taracá and co-wrote the Best Alternative Song "Ante la duda, baila" and Best Roots Song "El tambor chico." Cuban pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba won Best Instrumental Album and Best Latin Jazz Album with two different records.

Argentine duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso won Best Long Form Music Video for their film Free Spirits, and Best Electronic Music Performance with Fred Again.. for "Beto's Horns - Fred Remix." An official winning-moment clip published by the Latin GRAMMYs captured the pair accepting the long-form award:

Most awards were presented earlier that afternoon at the Premiere Ceremony, where Producer of the Year went to Edgar Barrera and Songwriter of the Year to Sara Schell. Elsewhere, Juanes won Best Pop/Rock Album for Juanesteban, Alejandro Sanz won Best Contemporary Pop Album for ¿Y Ahora Qué +?, and Laura Pausini won Best Traditional Pop Album for Yo Canto 2. The previous evening, Daddy Yankee had received this year's Person of the Year honor at the gala bearing his name.

The complete list of winners across all 60 categories appears in GSM's companion list story.

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Source: The Latin Recording Academy

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Photo: 11月12日，Rosalía 在拉斯维加斯第27届拉丁格莱美奖颁奖典礼上演唱，她的专辑《LUX (Complete Works)》获年度专辑。图：拉丁录音艺术与科学院／Kevin Winter，Getty Images / Rosalía performs at the 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards in Las Vegas on November 12; her album LUX (Complete Works) won Album of the Year. Courtesy of The Latin Recording Academy/Kevin Winter, Getty Images ©2026

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