Rosalía wins Latin Grammy Album of the Year for 'Lux' and Song of the Year
Rosalía won Album of the Year for 'Lux' and Song of the Year for 'La Perla' in Las Vegas, while Milo J took Record of the Year for 'Niño'.
Rosalía had a night to remember in Las Vegas. The Catalan singer won Album of the Year for Lux and Song of the Year for La Perla at the 27th Latin Grammys, held on 12 November at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
It is her third Album of the Year trophy. The previous one came in 2022 for Motomami. Lux, her fourth studio album, came out in November 2025, recorded with orchestral arrangements and sung in several languages. She also opened the ceremony and picked up further awards, including Best Alternative Album.
Argentine singer Milo J was the surprise of the night. He won four awards, among them Record of the Year for Niño and Best Folk Album for La vida era más corta. Karol G took Best Urban Music Album for Tropicoqueta.
After her wins, Rosalía said she still hasn't made her best work yet.
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