Ayiiti is a young singer with a sultry voice that will have you hooked from the very first note that you hear her sing. I met Ayiiti at the The Bitter End in New York City during the ChristmasPalooza show last month. I was so impressed with her voice during the sound check that I just had to figure out how I could interview her.
The Bitter End was, needless to say, noisy as there were other performers also doing sound check. I had to think quickly and my only alternative was to go into the ladies room to interview her. Thank goodness my friend Charlie agreed to hold the camera for me so I could use the flashlight from my cell phone to chat with Ayiiti in the ladies room. See video below of our brief chat and please excuse the quality since “bathroom interviews” don’t provide you too many options, but we must make the best of every #fanlove opportunity we get (never thought I would be worrying about lights and sound for my videos, be careful what wish for; #lovemyfanlife 🙂 ).
Ayiiti , born in Haiti, has a new EP out titled “No Heartbreak” with six songs for which she wrote the lyrics for. The EP has a variety of styles, a little pop, rock, and even a ballad that showcases the versatility of Ayiiti’s talents. Ayiiti expressed that she is experimenting with different genres and is looking forward for her next project to reflect her multicultural background of Haitian, French, and Chilean. Ayiiti recently recorded background vocals for Andres Cuervo, a Colombian, singer who currently has a number one hit on Billboards Tropical chart. During her visit to NYC she also performed at Maxwell’s Tavern. I am looking forward to seeing Ayiiti performing again and watching her career grow as her fans are dedicated and just as fascinated with her as I am.
EP – Ayiiti – No Heartbreak song list: Down, Drifting Away, Rise and Fall, No Heartbreak, Move On Be A Man
Check out her social media sites: Instagram – @aytiiti, Facebook – Ayiiti, Twitter – @Ayiiti
Hola… Fellow Fans hoping you all having a marvelous Holiday Season! It has been a while since I posted on WendyT Fan Love; real life took over and I just had to live it. I am happy to inform you all that 2015 has been a very interesting year in more ways than one. Family and professional events have consumed most of my time so my blogging at WendyT Fan Love came to a halt.
I have had the opportunity to work with some very interesting people, I have interviewed several artists (Papi Wilo, Luis Jimenez, Santeye) and covered some musical events for my friends at Global MusicMagazine. I also have had a fantastic time living my fan life to the max. I had so many beautiful surprises and #marcmiracles it’s difficult to believe and I am the one living those amazing “miracles”. I like to share some of my fan life experiences in 2015 on this labor of #fanlove called WendyT Fan Love with you fellow fans:
February 2015 was all about Marc Anthony three back to back concerts Valentine’s Day weekend, and to my delight two of those days I was seating front row. Now if you have read some of the blogs on this site you all know I am all about my Marc Anthony. I could not believe that my traveling during that cold/snowy weekend that the payoff was going to be so surprising. I was supposed to volunteer for Marc’s foundation (MaestroCares.org) only the first day at Boardwalk Atlantic City, but I ended up volunteering all three days as some people could not make it due to the weather. At the Prudential Center in Newark the second day I could not believe I bought a second row ticket that I turned into a front row ticket. I thought I was going to faint when Marc stood in front of me and waved to me as if he recognized me; I have no idea if he knows I exist but I will take whatever he wants to give me. On the third day at Nassau Coliseum I had a front row ticket too; I was in heaven. While he was singing “HuboAlguien” I was videotaping him and he stood right in front of me and gave me one of the best gifts a fan can possibly have, he stood right in front of the camera and stopped when he said the “P” word (curse word in Spanish) and I have it recorded!!! I started to cry from the emotion of it all; like he knew what that would mean to me. It was all beautiful and crazy at the same time; please watch it below.
In 2015 I have seen Marc in concert eight times as I saw him again on October in Brooklyn, Boston, DC/Virginia; and saw him this month (December) at Foxwoods in CT two days in row. Foxwoods was another one of those fans moments that are totally dreamlike, on Friday the first night, I received from a “Marc Angel” the drum sticks that Marc used during Jessie Carraballo’s drum solo, I was so happy. On Saturday I once again had the privileged of throwing my Puerto Rican flag on stage and Marc picked it up and placed it on his face. I was beyond happy again another surreal fan moment for me. That was the second time Marc has placed one of my flags on his face, this time is special because I actually have a picture of him with the flag on his face (thank you Maddie). The first time he placed my flag on his face I only have pics of the flag on his microphone; though that flag he autographed for me a year later in 2013. My “Marc Angels” worked overtime because at Foxwoods I sat third row center two days in a row. To add to my delightful Marc year, Marc’s photographer, Carlos Escobar (see his picture below) took a picture of the audience and I am in the the photo holding my flag in my hands and its on MarcAntonyonline.com!!! …#lovemyfanlife :). I sadly have to say that he has not sang “Espera” which is the song I have been dreaming to hear him sing live. I am so happy that the “Black Suit” has been retired; now I have to watch out for those gray blazers 😉 . Marc’s band members are a bunch of class act musicians not only on stage but also off as they are all extremely nice with the fans. I love my Marc road-trips with fellow fans we have so much fun we sing, laugh, and share life stories. It’s amazing thank you all you know who your are. Again I have to say I can’t believe my “Marc Miracles” sometimes and I am the one living them; this is why part of me feels such a responsibility to share as much as I can about my fan experiences because I know so many fans who wish they could have these types of fan moments too.
Marc will be back in the NYC tri-state area in February 2016 after almost nine years he will be “home” at MSG on February 6th, you have no idea how excited I am. Yes I have my ticket ready as I am praying he sings “Preciosa”, because he has only sang it in Puerto Rico all these years. He will also be at Prudential Center on the February 13 and the 14th on Valentine’s Day at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, CT; that is a new venue for him/us so I am so looking forward to seeing him there too. Fans please don’t forget to stop at the Maestro Cares tables to donate.
My 2015 fan experiences was not just about Marc, I have also had the opportunity to see my favorite Urban artist Nicky Jam at the Daddy Yankee concert at Madison Square Garden, my son was with me and it was beautiful to share our #fanlove for Nicky we have been going to see Nicky since 2004. Last year when I started this blog I had mentioned that Nicky Jam was on a serious comeback and my prediction was on point. Nicky Jam has won two Latin Grammys this years and countless of other music awards; has signed with Sony Music and will be headlining his own tour in March 2016 in NYC, Miami and Chicago, needless to say I have already have my ticket to MSG, and how I wish to interview him.
Ricky Martin, Chaynne, Wisin, Jennifer Lopez, La India, Luis Enrique, Grupo Mania, Victor Manuelle, Ivey Queen, Los Hermanos Rosario, Tego Calderon, Vico C, Don Omar, ChocQuib Town, Farruko, Zion and Lennox, are just a few the legendary artists that I have seen in concert this year. Also had the pleasure of attending two sold out comedy shows that comedian Joey Vega had at the Comic Strip NYC this year; he had us crying from laughing so much. Check out his Facebook page Comedian Joey Vega for his latest comedy shows (there is one scheduled for Jan 30th in NJ go to http://joeyvega.ticketleap.com/ ).
My 2015 fan life ended with the Christmas Palooza show at the Bitter End in NYC presented by Chris Apostle, Maria Sebastian, and Cristian Camilo Castro; where some of the best up-and-coming artists once again left me and awe with so much talent such I am so looking forward to all that 2016 will bring.
Thank you all for your patience with me please follow me on Instagram @WendyT_MA and on Twitter @WendyT_MA_Fan; a Facebook page will be coming soon. Best wishes to you all this Holiday Season, lots of #fanlovetothemax, may you all receive all that you want, and need this coming year 2016. DREAM BIG IT’S FREE!
I had the pleasure April 7th at the DROM NYC to interview Lauren Davidson an extremely talented singer who has a rock style that just yells out “greatness”. She gets on stage and just explodes with a voice that is purely classic rock and roll. Lauren will be releasing her new single soon and if its anything like the songs she performed at the DROM NYC we are in for a beautiful experience. Lauren is also a song writer, she shared with me that sometimes she is just walking the streets and all of a sudden a song idea comes to her and she immediately pulls out her phone to record it.
Lauren has been working and improving her craft from as early as 10 years old. She goes where ever there is a stage for her to perform in, she does back up for several musicians in the NYC Tri-State area, she has performed with country groups, and wedding bands. Lauren recently performed at Arlene’s Grocery her first solo showcase and here she was at the DROM doing it a again solo. She performed with her band (Cris Cats, DP, Will, and Agusto) several songs and just left the fans wanting more.
Lauren will be back in Miami to perform at the Miami Palooza event at Will Call Miami on Friday, April 24th along with several other artists. Miami Palooza is a musical event that brings some of the best young talent in the US; produced by Chris Apostle, Mario Guini, and Cristian Camilo Castro(Cris Cats). Please see below my brief interview with Lauren, video of her performing, and some sound check pictures.
(#fanlovemiracles: soundcheck with favorite musicians…the best) 🙂 #fanlove
The Shady Record Story featuring Eminem, Paul Rosenberg, Dr. Dre, 50 Cents and others:
As an Eminem fan I have been facinated about his story since I first heard him rapping, how a kid from the streets of Detroit gets world attention solely based on his lyrical prowess. Eminem’s intelligent use of words to convey his angst, and raw story telling is how lyrical rappers are defined. The first time I saw Eminem perform live was in 2010 when he and Jay Z did “The Home & Home Tour” at Yankee Stadium; the show also had Nicki Minaj, B.o.B, 50 Cent, and Drake as guests. I was so happy to experience Hip-Hop with some of the very best representing the genre and at a level that fans just dream of; the energy in the stadium could have lit-up the entire Bronx that night; it was magical!
Last year, Eminem and Paul Rosenberg celebrated the 15 year anniversary of their label, Shady Records, and released a compilation album Shady XV. The album was a double disk, one side filled with new material and the other filled with Shady’s greatest hits. The release of the album could not tell the entire story of Eminem and his record label partners as well as the rise of Shady Records. Complex Media, Eminem, and Paul Rosenberg got together for this documentary which is very personal and telling of the dynamics that has made Shady Records a very successful record label.
The documentary below provides a glimpse of what its takes to produce a good record and how the listener is respected in the process. Hope that aspiring artists study what is being said and take the useful lessons being shared. #fanlove
December 22, 2014 – Chris Apostle, who’s experience in the music industry is quite extensive, and I had an opportunity to chat before the Christmas Palooza music event held at The Bitter End in NYC. We chatted about the future of the Palooza events, about providing a forum for young musical talent, and lots more…(see video below).
Christmas Palooza brought to us by Chris, Mario Sebastian, and Cristian Camilo Castro provided all types of musical genres, POP, Hip-Hop, Rock, R&B, Spanish Ballads, BeatBox, even a bit of Country Rock. We also had laughter due to comedian Liz Faublas, who for some reason wanted to do unspeakable things with the drummer’s hair... she was so funny 🙂
Performers included: Mario Sebastian, Cristian Camilo Castro, Ayanna Irish, Bobby Syvarth, Mind State, Lauren Davidson, JJ Restrepo, Heather Lucas, Luisa Bastidas (violinist), Amit Bhowmick (Amit Beatbox), Ascending From The Ashes, Lyrics, comedian Liz Faublas, Will Frazier (drummer), and Dan Patrick Leal (guitarist). (see videos and pictures of some of the performances below).
ChrisApostle started his music career as a musician and has had one o the most interesting careers in the music industry. Chris in addition to the continued development of the Palooza events is currently working in association with Emilio Estefan on other musical projects. Chris has held several previous important positions within the music industry, he was the one time partner of Hoffman Entertainment, Inc, in charge of their producer management division, he was Vice President of Special Recording Projects for Casablanca/Universal Records, and before that considered the right hand of one time Sony Music EntertainmentCEO, Tommy Mattola.
Chris has held important responsibilities in just about every aspect of the music industry such as co-producing, the coordination of recording projects, A&R, and TV show productions. He has handled post release follow-up including promo appearances, tour management, and other responsibilities where he was part of the final decision making.
Chris has been a very instrumental part of some of the most notable musical performers of the last several decades such as Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Jessica Simpson, Ricky Martin, Rolling Stones, Christina Aguilera, Madonna, Celine Dion, Luther Vandross, Maxwell, Kelly Osbourne, Thalia, Gloria Estefan, Diddy, Lindsay Lohan, and many others.
Thank you Chris Apostle for chatting with me and providing some insight into your work history in the music business. We appreciate you, Mario, and Cristian for all you guys do for us fans in bringing us talented performers that transport us into a state of happiness. We are looking forward to the expansion of the Palooza events and whatever other surprises you all may have in stored for us fans.
The best compliment I can give all involved is that “we want more” I left the Bitter End wanting more…. 🙂
Happy New Year 2015! #fanlove #letthemiraclesbegin #livingmydreams #wendytfanlove
December 20,2014 – Jessie Caraballo from time to time referred by Salsa singer Marc Anthony as “ElMonstro” (The Monster) due to his powerful percussion solos at Marc’s concerts. The 29 year old percussionist has been a part of MarcAnthony’s band since he was 19 years old. Jessie’s solos during Marc Anthony’s concerts are already being considered classics by thousands of his fans. During his solos it feels like an explosion is occurring in the venue as you can hear the fans yelling and clapping during his solos in sheer fascination of the talent that is Jessie. His solos have become so famous among his fans that even Marc has decided to join in the fun when Jessie is doing them; Marc actually sits on his own set of drums now and picks up his sticks to hit the drums to add to Jessie’s percussionist solo frenzy. The fans are in love with this soon to be legendary musician, who not only performs with Marc, this year he had the opportunity to tour some dates with Reaggaton superstar Yandel and others.
While Jessie was in Connecticut performing at Foxwoods Casino the last two concerts of 2014 with Marc Anthony I had an opportunity to discuss with him his new Album/EP “4:13” which he will be releasing in early 2015, touring, his family, and lots more. Please watch my interview with “Jessie (El Monstro ) Caraballo” below:
(photo by @lensrevolution)
I have been a fan of Jessie from the minute I first saw him in concert with Marc 10 years ago and my personal experience with this young man has been a pleasure. It does not matter what venue I am in from LA to Puerto Rico, Jessie sees me and always finds a little time to chat. Jessie Caraballo is talented, respectful, and faithful.
“Go Mama Smell All You Want”, were one of the many words I heard 11 years ago today from my favorite singer on Earth Marc Anthony. On October 28th 2003 I was given one of the best gifts of my life by a fellow Marc fan and my very first Marc travel partner Denise. Denise invited me to go with her to the Show Nightclub after party which was going to take place after the tribute concert to Donna Summers at Radio City Music Hall; in which Marc and Ricky Martin were featured performers. All day I was like a little girl going to visit Santa, I was so excited, and full of anticipation I could not contain myself. I had no idea what he would say and I had no idea of what I would say. I have met other celebrities before but I had never had this crazy feeling. I had met people like Ruben Blades, Ray Barreto, and other Salsa artists, but I was meeting ‘my favorite singer’ and I could not believe it.
The concert was really nice, though we got a chance to see Marc a bit pissed off as the sound system was not working properly when he came out to perform, first time seeing that side of him, so I was of course worried about me. Yes, call me selfish because I was just thinking how that incident would affect his mood at the after party meet and greet. Well needless to say I was a mess with anticipation, though not enough were I was not a bit prepared. The year before almost to the day, I had gone to Puerto Rico to see Marc in concert and outside the arena they were selling a “MarcAnthony 2002 Tour”Puerto Rican flag and I bought one. The minute I touched it and had it in my hands I said to myself, “He will sign this flag for me one day when I meet him”.
Denise and I decided to forego the finale of the concert and we left to make sure that we were one of the first ones on line outside the club. JohnnyRodriguez was one of the producers of the after party and TKA, K7, George Lamond were performing at the club that night, now I love me some Freestyle music so I was happy (Marc sang Freestyle with them that night). Johnny came out to greet us and after a little while we were all able to enter the club, which got packed pretty quickly. There were several other fan club members there too so we were all chatting with anticipation. Aaron McClain, one of Marc’s ex-guitarists came over to me and brought me a drink I will never forget it as I don’t think he knew how much I needed it.
The moment finally arrived when I was able to be in front of the man I so wanted to meet for many years, yes many I have been following Marc since his Little Louie Vega days. I stand in front of him and he just hugged me and whispered in my ear how much he appreciated my support and said “I love you too”. In my head I was thinking, “OMG GOD HE IS ACTUALLY HUGGING ME!!!” I could feel his body next to mine, such a serial moment I could not believe it. I composed myself a bit and told him about how I always told the girls from the fan club that the day I meet him I wanted to smell him; Marc looked at me and moved his head to the side and said, “GO MAMA SMELL ALL YOU WANT”! I was laughing because I could not believe that he was serious I only expected him to laugh about it but no he really allowed me to smell his neck. I was hysterical with laughter and so amazed at him for giving me one of the best fan moments of my life. Then he sits down and reads the flag and asked me, “You were there” and I smiled and he smiled back, it was such a sweet moment. Now please know that the club is packed with people and there are other fans waiting on line to meet him, Johnny is trying his best to speed up the process and I in my altered state where the only two people who existed on Earth at that moment was Marc and I. I was not about to have, “My Marc Moment rushed”. Marc starts to sign my flag and asked me, “What is your name” I kneeled next to him and he looked at me as if he knew that I was going to tell him exactly what I wanted him to write; and he was right. Marc signed my flag: Wendy, All my love “Mamita” he added his flower/heart and his name.
I can’t believe 11 years have flown by since my meeting Marc and having had this special moment that will live with me forever. My favorite Marc moment also proofs in so many ways that dreams do come true, all you have to do is prepare, and the universe will give you dreams that feel like miracles. Though the moment was not recorded via a picture as my friend’s camera did not work it did not matter because once again my heart told me that we would meet again. Three years later in August 2006 at the Taj in Atlantic City I received my second favorite Marc moment, another meet and greet and this time several pictures were taken. And just add to my fan treasures of my years of Marc fan moments, Marc and Jennifer Lopez signed a very special picture I selected of them that same day. I so thank God every day for my Marc Fan Moments, he will probably never know how much he has impacted my life, but knowing what I know in my heart he probably will someday. DREAM BIG IT’S FREE….. #fanlovetothemax #lovemyfanlife
October 3, 2014 – Mami Palooza delivered what I was so hoping for, a show filled with talented musicians who had us dancing and rocking all night. Chris Apostel, Mario Sebastian, and Cristian Castro gave a show that I wished I would have recorded in its entirety.
The show was so good that most of us did not leave Will Call Miami till way passed 3:30 a.m. we wanted more. The show started with Nadia Forde a young artist from Ireland she had two dancers with her. Nadia sang several pop songs then she performed a ballad while Cristian Castro played acoustic guitar. I believe this is where her artistry shined, you could feel the emotion and the guitar was played flawlessly by Cristian. Sarah Packiam another artist from Ireland brought us her pop music style, she played the guitar and sang some of her latest releases (check out her website she has several covers and original music that will be worth your time) her performance was very compelling.
Then the time came when totally familiar musicians started to take over the stage, Eric Perez, Joenuel Lebron, Curtis Rodriquez, Ozzie Melendez, Ricky Gonzalez, Mario Sebastian, Jessie Caraballo, Erben Perez, Jean Rodriguez straight from being on stage with Marc Anthony at the American Airlines Arena. It felt like family was getting on stage as I just had seen them minutes earlier at the concert. I started thinking this is the reason I looked up the meaning of “Palooza” before I left to Miami as I needed to make sure that I was getting a Palooza. (Meaning of Palooza: the word originated from Lollapalooza, a music festival; an exaggerated event). Miami Palooza was an “exaggerated event” as talent was overflowing from every single musician that performed. To see Marc’s band members outside of a large arena where I normally see them perform and to see them in a smaller intimate setting such as Will Call Miami was a treat for my ears and eyes makes anyone appreciate them at a whole different level. They played their instruments to Urban/Hip-Hop/Rock/Salsa music it was fabulous how they can go from one genre to the next and all live.
Jean Rodriquez (JeanMusic) who happens to be a four Grammy nominee this year thanks to several songs he wrote and produced for different artists such as Prince Royce and Yandel. Jean took the stage and his energy alone made you happy he has a beautiful voice that just pulled you into every note and lyric he sings with his Urban/R&B/POP/Salsa fusion style. I highly recommend that you guys follow Jean the talent this young man possesses needs to be seen and heard every chance possible. Jean had with him a vocalist I recognized but could not remember her name and I was not able to remember from where I had seen her before it turned out to be Jackie Menedez who has toured with Ricky Martin as well as others, besides been physically beautiful she has a beautiful voice. Jean also performed with the Urban/Hip-Hop group he belongs to Los Tabaqueros, who just last week recorded the video for their latest release “Fuego Y Sol”. Los Tabaqueros consist of members Jean, Itawe, Salazar, and Yeyo; these guys are producers and solo artists on their own right who got together to form this group full of energy that make you dance and smile. Their smooth vocals and rapping style makes you think that this group has been together for years as they compliment each other so well. You will definitely be hearing more of Los Tabaqueros as they are working on their album to be released soon. I personally can’t wait to see them life again, seeing them perform life for the first time made me like them even more (check out some the videos I took below, the quality is not great but at least you will get a sense as to why I like this group so much).
Mind State was another performer I was so happy to see at Miami Palooza as this is a young man I have been following lately and who I saw perform when he was a teenager. Mind State had with him vocalist Lauren Davidson who also has vocal that make anyone wish they could sing. Mind State rapped several songs and one of my favorites “Nite and Shining Armor” I just love this song and he performed it with such compassion and clarity, loved it. Mind State also had his dad Erben Perez on stage playing his bass guitar, and to see father and son bringing fans their talents in such an intimate space as Will Call Miami, was magical. It makes you wonder if they have ever thought that they would be on stage together like that one day when Mind State was little.
Mario Sebastian he is one of the first Marc band members I started following when he and Erben Perez had a band called Talking Buddah and they were doing gigs around the NYC tri-state area. Mario has a very unique style as his style is rock centric and pop. I really enjoy his rock and roll side, as I feel there is just not enough people who have the respect for the genre as Mario does. His guitar playing is beautiful it’s moments like these when I wish I studied music so that I could have all the words that can describe how he plays his guitar’; let’s just say the guy has “riff’s that are extraordinary”. He performed several songs but the one that just touches me is “Berlin”, I really like the energy I feel when he performs this song live. Mario is one of those musician who understands his musical style and is comfortable with it and I admire his lay-back energy.
The night was filled with love beyond my fan love, the artists on the stage where not only showcasing their own music they were also extremely supportive of each other. Jean would step in and do vocals for others, Cristian Castro would get on stage and play his guitar not only for Nadia and Mario but also for Mind State. There was #fanlove overflowing as the audience was clapping, dancing, and really celebrating each of the performers.
Miami Palooza was definitely one of the highlights of my Florida trip. #fanlove and respect to all who made this event possible, looking forward to the next one which ChrisApostel said may be happening in February 2015. Miami get ready to share #fanlove!
(Personal Note: you guys have any idea how hard it was for me to stay still while recording these guys performing, I wanted to dance and I had to remind myself, “Wendy the video!” 🙂 )
2014 Latin Grammy Nominations have been announced and Calle 13’sEduardo Cabra received 10 nominations due to his work as half the duo of the Puerto Rican rap group and as producer of Joerge Drexler’s album “Bailar en la Cueva”. Calle 13 the duo received nine nominations. Other top nominees included Andres Castro with 8 nominations as songwriter and producer of Carlos Vives’s latest release; seven nominations for various projects went to TomCoynewith . Julio Reyes, songwriter/producer and Calos Vives received six nominations. Descemer Bueno and Enrique Iglesisas received five each for “Bailando”.
I have to say I have never heard of any of the nominated Best New Artists, not sure what that says about me, the radio stations I listen to, or is it the Grammy folks. I am really impressed with Calle 13 as their music can be somewhat controversial at times but they continue to deliver lyrics that make us question our environment and our political views with “Multiviral”.
Carlos Vives is on a serious comeback and I am happy that his vallenato is alive and well with “Mas + Corazon Profundo” he has my attention as his song “Cuando Nos Volvamos a Encontra” is a duet with Marc Anthony which has received a Song of the Year nomination along with “El Mar De Sus Ojos” featuring ChocQuibTown.
I am glad to see Enrique Iqlesias’s five nomination for “Bailando” he just may take Song of the Year, I just love the energy of this song, and they were so smart in releasing a “Spanglish” (bilingual) version.
As far as I am concern Sergio George should walk out of the the Grammy Awards with Producer of the Year, not only was he the producer on my current favorite Album Marc Anthony’s“3.0” (surprise, surprise 🙂 ) but he has also produced several other artists which included not only Salsa, but Bachata and Urban music as well. The productions of the Salsa Giants album with various legendary Salsa artists is now a classic with most fans. I met Sergio once at SOBs and he was so nice to me, I am just in awe of his talents, would love to be in the studio with him one day and see him work.
The 15 Anniversary of the Latin Grammy Awards will air on November 20th on Univision.
Please see the complete list of nominees below and “Bailando” video:
1. GRABACIÓN DEL AÑO
Dónde Está El Amor Pablo Alborán Featuring Jesse & Joy
Cambio De Piel Marc Anthony
Respira El Momento Calle 13
Decidiste Dejarme Camila
Universos Paralelos Jorge Drexler Featuring Ana Tijoux
Llegaste Tú Luis Fonsi Featuring Juan Luis Guerra
Bailando Enrique Iglesias Featuring Descemer Bueno & Gente De Zona
Darte Un Beso Prince Royce
Cuando Nos Volvamos A Encontrar Carlos Vives Featuring Marc Anthony
El Mar De Sus Ojos Carlos Vives Featuring ChocQuibTown
2. ÁLBUM DEL AÑO 3.0
Marc Anthony
Tangos
Rubén Blades
MultiViral
Calle 13
Elypse
Camila
Canción Andaluza
Paco de Lucía
Raíz
Lila Downs, Niña Pastori y Soledad
Bailar En La Cueva
Jorge Drexler
Fonseca Sinfónico
Fonseca
Somos
Jarabe De Palo
Más + Corazón Profundo
Carlos Vives
3. CANCIÓN DEL AÑO A Bossa Nova É Foda
Caetano Veloso, songwriter (Caetano Veloso)
Corte de: Multishow Ao Vivo Caetano Veloso Abraçaço
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music/Multishow Bailando
Descemer Bueno, Gente De Zona & Enrique Iglesias, songwriters (Enrique Iglesias Featuring Descemer Bueno & Gente De Zona)
Corte de: Sex And Love
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music/Republic Records Cambio De Piel
Yoel Henríquez & Julio Reyes Copello, songwriters (Marc Anthony)
Corte de: 3.0
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Latin Corazones Invencibles
Manu Moreno & Aleks Syntek, songwriters (Aleks Syntek)
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Entertainment Mexico Cuando Nos Volvamos A Encontrar
Andrés Castro & Carlos Vives, songwriters (Carlos Vives Featuring Marc Anthony)
Corte de: Más + Corazón Profundo
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Latin Darte Un Beso
Andrés Castro, Guianko Gómez, Juan Riveros & Prince Royce, songwriters (Prince Royce)
Corte de: Soy El Mismo
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Latin Decidiste Dejarme
Mario Domm, Lauren Evans & Mónica Vélez, songwriters (Camila)
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Entertainment Mexico/Columbia Mi Tesoro
Jesse & Joy, songwriters (Jesse & Joy)
Sello Discográfico: Warner Music Mexico Ojos Color Sol
Calle 13 & Silvio Rodríguez, songwriters (Calle 13 Featuring Silvio Rodríguez)
Corte de: MultiViral
Sello Discográfico: El Abismo Universos Paralelos
Jorge Drexler & Ana Tijoux, songwriters (Jorge Drexler Featuring Ana Tijoux)
Corte de: Bailar En La Cueva
Sello Discográfico: Warner Music Spain S.L. 4. MEJOR NUEVO ARTISTA Aneeka
Sello Discográfico: ELG, LLC/Sony Music Linda Briceño
Sello Discográfico: Guataca Producciones Caloncho
Sello Discográfico: Lov/Recs Julio César
Sello Discográfico: Laly Producciones, C.A Pablo López
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music Spain Miranda
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music Colombia S.A.S, Talpa Content B.V. Periko & Jessi León
Sello Discográfico: Pj Entertainment Daniela Spalla
Sello Discográfico: Warner Music/Ocesa Seitrack Juan Pablo Vega
Sello Discográfico: Art House Records Mariana Vega
Sello Discográfico: Ocesa Seitrack/Sony Music 5. MEJOR ÁLBUM VOCAL POP CONTEMPORÁNEO Elypse
Camila
Soy
Debi Nova
Rosario
Rosario
Corazón (Deluxe Version)
Santana
Mi Burbuja
Mariana Vega
6. MEJOR ÁLBUM VOCAL POP TRADICIONAL Amor En Portofino
Andrea Bocelli
Tiempo
Linda Briceño
Orígenes: El Bolero Volumen 2
Café Quijano
Fonseca Sinfónico
Fonseca
Gracias Por Estar Aquí
Marco Antonio Solís
7. BEST URBAN PERFORMANCE 6AM
J Balvin Featuring Farruko
Adentro
Calle 13
Pura Vida
Don Omar
Bailando
Enrique Iglesias Featuring Descemer Bueno & Gente De Zona
Que Viva La Vida
Wisin
8. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA URBANA La Esencia
Alexis y Fido
La Familia
J Balvin
MultiViral
Calle 13
De Líder A Leyenda
Yandel
King Daddy
Daddy Yankee
9. MEJOR CANCIÓN URBANA Adentro
Calle 13, songwriters (Calle 13)
Bailando
Descemer Bueno, Gente De Zona & Enrique Iglesias, songwriters (Enrique Iglesias Featuring Descemer Bueno & Gente De Zona)
Cuando Los Pies Besan El Piso
Calle 13, songwriters (Calle 13)
Vengo
André Célis & Ana Tijoux, songwriters (Ana Tijoux)
10. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE ROCK Palosanto
Bunbury
Ama-Zonas
Doctor Krápula
Don Tetto
Don Tetto
El Final Del Mundo Vol. II: Nada Es Imposible
Luz Verde
Agua Maldita
Molotov
11. MEJOR ÁLBUM POP/ROCK Libertad
Airbag
El Rinoceronte
Elefantes
Somos
Jarabe De Palo
Loco De Amor
Juanes
Wolverines
Vega 12. MEJOR CANCIÓN DE ROCK Ama-Zonas
Rubén Albarrán, Doctor Krápula, Roco Pachukote & Moyenei Valdez, songwriters (Doctor Krápula Featuring Rubén Albarrán, Roco Pachukote & Moyenei Valdez)
Corte de: Ama-Zonas
Sello Discográfico: Star Arsis Entertainment Group Cuando No Estás
Andrés Calamaro, songwriter (Andrés Calamaro)
Corte de: Bohemio
Sello Discográfico: Warner Music Spain S.L. Despierta
Bunbury, songwriter (Bunbury)
Corte de: Palosanto
Sello Discográfico: Ocesa/Warner Music Spain Mil Pedazos
Emmanuel Del Real & Juanes, songwriters (Juanes)
Corte de: Loco De Amor
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music Latino Sin Respuesta
Clemente Castillo, Charly Castro & Flip Tamez, songwriters (Jumbo)
Corte de: Alfa Beta Grey
Sello Discográfico: Seitrack Somos
Jarabe De Palo, songwriters (Jarabe De Palo Featuring Gabylonia y Montse “”La Duende””)
Corte de: Somos
Sello Discográfico: Tronco Records
13. MEJOR ALBUM DE MÚSICA ALTERNATIVA Romantisísmico
Babasónicos
Fruta
Caloncho
Los Cafres – 25 Años De Música!
Los Cafres
El Vuelo Del Pez
Siddhartha
Aquelarre
Sig Ragga
14. MEJOR CANCIÓN ALTERNATIVA Chaplin
Gustavo Cortés & Sig Ragga, songwriters (Sig Ragga)
Corte de: 2 Of Aquelarre
Sello Discográfico: Popart Discos/Sony Music/Instinto Musica El Aguante
Calle 13, songwriters (Calle 13)
Corte de: MultiViral
Sello Discográfico: El Abismo El Aire
Jesús Báez Caballero & Siddhartha, songwriters (Siddhartha)
Corte de: El Vuelo Del Pez
Sello Discográfico: Lov/Recs La Lanza
Adrián Rodríguez & Diego Rodríguez, songwriters (Babasónicos)
Corte de: Romantisismico
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Entertainment Mexico Vamos A Morir
Yayo González, songwriter (Pate De Fua Featuring Catalina García)
Corte de: Película Muda
Sello Discográfico: E35
15. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE SALSA 3.0
Marc Anthony
Déjame Así
Maite Hontelé
Mis Mejores Recuerdos
Tito Nieves
First Class To Havana
Aymee Nuviola
50 Aniversario
Mario Ortiz All Star Band
16. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE CUMBIA/VALLENATO Métete En El Viaje
Dubán Bayona & Jimmy Zambrano
Celedón Sin Fronteras 1
Jorge Celedón & Varios Artistas
La Vida Del Artista
Diomedes Díaz & Álvaro López
La Voz Del Ídolo
Alejandro Palacio
Cantándole A Mi Valle
Juan Piña
17. MEJOR ALBUM TROPICAL CONTEMPORÁNEO Todo Empieza Soñando
Julio César
El Color De Mi Locura...
Jorge Luis Chacín
Palo! Live
Palo!
Soy El Mismo
Prince Royce
Más + Corazón Profundo
Carlos Vives
18. MEJOR ÁLBUM TROPICAL TRADICIONAL Sentimiento Anacobero
Alquimia La Sonora Del XXI
Grandes Exitos De Las Sonoras, Con La Más Grande, La Sonora Santanera
La Sonora Santanera
El Eliades Que Soy
Eliades Ochoa y El Cuarteto Patria
Solo Pa’ Los Jóvenes… De Corazón
Pijuan & Los Baby Boomer Boys
Opus IV
Viento De Agua
20. MEJOR CANCIÓN TROPICAL Cuando Nos Volvamos A Encontrar
Andrés Castro & Carlos Vives, songwriters (Carlos Vives Featuring Marc Anthony)
Corte de: Más + Corazón Profundo
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Latin Darte Un Beso
Andrés Castro, Guianko Gómez, Juan Riveros & Prince Royce, songwriters (Prince Royce)
Corte de: Soy El Mismo
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Latin Loco
Descemer Bueno & Enrique Iglesias, songwriters (Enrique Iglesias Featuring Romeo Santos)
Corte de: Sex And Love
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music/Republic Records Regalo
Jorge Luis Chacin & Fernando Osorio, songwriters (Rey Ruiz)
Sello Discográfico: Luna Negra Te Doy Mi Voz
Johann Morales, songwriter (Ronald Borjas)
Sello Discográfico: Rb
21. MEJOR ÁLBUM CANTAUTOR Viaje
Ricardo Arjona
Bohemio
Andrés Calamaro
Bailar En La Cueva
Jorge Drexler
Renacimiento
Pablo Milanés
8 Lunas
Rosana
22. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA RANCHERA Lástima Que Sean Ajenas
Pepe Aguilar
¿Quien Dice Que No?
Oscar Cruz
Mano A Mano Tangos A La Manera De Vicente Fernández
Vicente Fernández
Bésame Mucho España
Olivia Gorra
Mujeres Divinas
Juan Montalvo
23. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA BANDA Haciendo Historia
Banda El Recodo De Don Cruz Lizarraga
Grandes Canciones
Cristina
Gracias Por Creer
La Arrolladora Banda El Limón De René Camacho
Fin De Semana
La Original Banda El Limón De Salvador Lizárraga
Lágrimas Y Lluvia
Luz María
24. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA TEJANA ¡Viva Tejano!
Chente Barrera
Forever Mazz
Jimmy González y Grupo Mazz
Seguimos Soñando
Grupo Alamo
De Mi Corazón
Shelly Lares
Anthology Back In The Day
Jay Pérez
25. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA NORTEÑA Amor Amor
Conjunto Primavera
XX Años
El Poder Del Norte
En Tus Manos
Los Rieleros Del Norte
Por Ti
Pesado
Clásicas De Ayer Y Siempre
Polo Urias y Su Máquina Norteña
26. BEST REGIONAL SONG Amor Amor
José Luis Roma, songwriter (Conjunto Primavera)
Corte de: Amor Amor
Sello Discográfico: Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Group Cuando Estás De Buenas
Mario Alberto Zapata, songwriter (Pesado)
Corte de: Por Ti
Sello Discográfico: Disa Records/Universal Music Group De Mil Amores
Marco Antonio Solís, songwriter (Marco Antonio Solís)
Corte de: Gracias Por Estar Aquí
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music Latino/Universal Music Latin Entertainment Mirando Hacia Arriba
Paulina Aguirre & Alberto “”Beto”” Jiménez Maeda, songwriters (Mariachi Divas De Cindy Shea)
Corte de: 15 Aniversario
Sello Discográfico: Shea Records/East Side Records Tonto Corazón
Afid Ferrer, songwriter (Siggno)
Corte de: En Vivo
Sello Discográfico: Freddie Records
27. MEJOR ÁLBUM INSTRUMENTAL O Piano De Antonio Adolfo
Antonio Adolfo
Continente
Yamandú Costa
Caprichos
Hamilton De Holanda
Esferas De Creación
Mónica Fuquen
Final Night At Birdland
Arturo O’Farrill & The Chico O’Farrill Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra
28. MEJOR ÁLBUM FOLCLÓRICO Mujeres Con Cajones
Albita, Eva Ayllón y Olga Cerpa
De Repente
C4 Trío y Rafael “”Pollo”” Brito
Raíz
Lila Downs, Niña Pastori y Soledad
Tinto
Orozco – Barrientos
El Asunto
Totó La Momposina
29. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE TANGO Tangos
Rubén Blades
In The Key Of Tango
Carlos Franzetti
Calle
Mónica Navarro
Hybrid Tango II
Tanghetto
Amor Y Tango
Marianela Villalobos
30. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA FLAMENCA Alchemya
Juan Carmona
Canción Andaluza
Paco de Lucía
Morente
Enrique Morente
Jugar Con Fuego
Juan Pinilla & Fernando Valverde
Fatum
Rosario La Tremendita
31. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE JAZZ LATINO The Vigil
Chick Corea
Song For Maura
Paquito D’Rivera & Trio Corrente
Normas
Juan García-Herreros “”Snow Owl””
The Offense Of The Drum
Arturo O’Farril & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
3rd Element
Luisito Quintero
32. MEJOR ÁLBUM CRISTIANO (EN ESPAÑOL)
Desde Arriba Todo Se Ve Diferente
Amor Mercy
La Carta Perfecta – En Vivo
Danilo Montero
Nuevo
Lenny Salcedo
Es El Tiempo De Dios
Nirlon Sánchez
Sigo Esperándote
Marcos Vidal
Sigues Siendo Dios
Marcos Witt
Confesiones De Un Corazón Agradecido
Coalo Zamorano
33. MEJOR ÁLBUM CRISTIANO (EN PORTUGUÉS) Graça
Aline Barros
Anderson Freire E Amigos
Anderson Freire
Geração De Jesus
Jotta A
Céu Na Terra
Soraya Moraes
Renascer Praise 18 – Canto De Sião
Renascer Praise
34. MEJOR ÁLBUM POP CONTEMPORÁNEO BRASILEÑO Infernynho – Marília Bessy Convida Ney Matogrosso
Marília Bessy e Ney Matogrosso
#AC
Ana Carolina
Segue O Som
Vanessa da Mata
Funky Funky Boom Boom
Jota Quest
“Multishow Ao Vivo – Ivete Sangalo 20 Anos”
Ivete Sangalo
35. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE ROCK BRASILEÑO Gigante Gentil
Erasmo Carlos
La Familia 013
Charlie Brown Jr.
Nunca Tem Fim…
O Rappa
Sei, Como Foi Em BH
Nando Reis e Os Infernais
Nheengatu
Titãs
36. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE SAMBA/PAGODE Eterna Alegria Ao Vivo
Alcione
Enredo
Martinho da Vila
O Samba É Do Bem
Paula Lima
Mais Amor
Diogo Nogueira
Coração A Batucar
Maria Rita
37. MEJOR ÁLBUM MÚSICA POPULAR BRASILEÑA Calma Aí, Coração – Ao Vivo
Zeca Baleiro
De Graça
Jeneci
InventaRio Encontra Ivan Lins
Ivan Lins e InventaRio
Verdade, Uma Ilusão
Marisa Monte
Caymmi
Nana, Dori e Danilo
38. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA SERTANEJA Do Tamanho Do Nosso Amor – Ao Vivo
Chitãozinho & Xororó
Multishow Ao Vivo – Um Ser Amor
Paula Fernandes
Questão De Tempo
Sérgio Reis
Bom De Danca Vol.2
Rick & Renner
Viva Por Mim
Victor & Leo
39. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA DE RAÍCES BRASILEÑAS Meu Deus Que País É Esse!
Cajú & Castanha
Amigo Velho
Falamansa
Festa Na Roça
Toninho Ferragutti e Neymar Dias
Minhas Canções Inacabadas
Tavinho Moura
Quinteto Canta Gonzagão
Quinteto Violado
Amigo Da Arte
Alceu Valença
40. BEST BRAZILIAN SONG A Bossa Nova É Foda
Caetano Veloso, songwriter (Caetano Veloso)
Corte de: Multishow Ao Vivo Caetano Veloso Abraçaço
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music/Multishow Alguma Voz
Dori Caymmi & Paulo Cesar Pinheiro, songwriters (Dori Caymmi)
Corte de: 70 Anos
Sello Discográfico: Acari Records Calma Aí, Coração
Zeca Baleiro & Hyldon, songwriters (Zeca Baleiro)
Corte de: Calma Aí, Coração – Ao Vivo
Sello Discográfico: Som Livre Carta De Amor
Maria Bethânia & Paulo César Pinheiro, songwriters (Maria Bethânia)
Corte de: Carta De Amor – Ato 2
Sello Discográfico: Biscoito Fino Segue O Som
Vanessa da Mata, songwriter (Vanessa da Mata)
Corte de: Segue O Som
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Um Ser Amor
Paula Fernandes, songwriter (Paula Fernandes)
Corte de: Multishow Ao Vivo – Um Ser Amor
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music Zen
Anitta, Jefferson Junior & Umberto Tavares, songwriters (Anitta)
Corte de: Anitta
Sello Discográfico: Warner Music
41. BEST LATIN CHILDREN’S ALBUM Coloreando: Traditional Songs For Children In Spanish
Marta Gómez & Friends
ABC Fiesta
Mister G
Rumba Flora: La Historia De Uva Y Garbancito
Rita Rosa Ruesga
Viva Kids – Volumen 1
Thalia
XSPB 12
Xuxa
42. MEJOR ÁLBUM DE MÚSICA CLÁSICA A Piazzolla A Ramírez
Facundo Ramírez; Facundo Ramírez, producer
Sello Discográfico: Epsa Music SA Alma – Piano Music Of Argentina
Allison Brewster Franzetti; Carlos Franzetti, album producer
Sello Discográfico: Amapola Records Dvorák: Symphony No. 2 – 3 Slavonic Dances
José Serebrier; Alexander Van Ingen, album producer
Sello Discográfico: Warner Classics Medea
Manuel Barrueco & Victor Pabo Pérez, Conductor; Martin Compton & Asgerdur Sigurdardottir, album producers
Sello Discográfico: Tonar Music Musica De Compositores Costarricenses Vol.1
Eddie Mora & Ana Catalina Ramirez; Carlos Chaves & Leonardo Gell, album producers
Sello Discográfico: Centro Nacional De La Musica Salsa Roja
Berta Rojas; Berta Rojas, album producer
Sello Discográfico: Onmusic Recordings Verdi
Plácido Domingo; Christopher Alder, album producer
Sello Discográfico: Sony Classical
43. MEJOR COMPOSICIÓN CLÁSICA CONTEMPORÁNEA Bicho Feeling Home Piano Solo
Gustavo Casenave, composer (Gustavo Casenave)
Sello Discográfico: Watchcraft Music Concierto Para Violín y Orquesta De Cuerdas
Claudia Montero, composer (Claudia Montero)
Corte de: Ausencias
Sello Discográfico: La Cúpula Music Moler
Arlene Sierra, composer (Jac Van Steen, Conductor (BBC National Orchestra of Wales))
Corte de: Game Of Attrition, Arlene Sierra, Vol. 2
Sello Discográfico: Bridge Records, Inc. String Quartet No.2
Yalil Guerra, composer (La Catrina Quartet)
Corte de: America Latina: A Musical Canvas
Sello Discográfico: RYCY Productions Inc. ¡Únicamente La Verdad! La Auténtica Historia De Camelia La Texana
Gabriela Ortiz, composer (Gabriela Ortiz)
Corte de: ¡Únicamente La Verdad! La Auténtica Historia De Camelia La Texana Una Opera De Gabriela Ortiz
Sello Discográfico: Quindecim Recordings
44. MEJOR DISEÑO DE EMPAQUE Activistas
Alfredo Enciso, art director (Nonpalidece)
Sello Discográfico: Junko Discos Antes Que Tu Conte Outra
Rafael Rocha, art director (Apanhador Só)
Sello Discográfico: Independent Combi
Giovanni Nésterez, art director (Lucho Quequezana)
Sello Discográfico: Cabina Libre Ocho
Laura Varsky, art director (Marco Sanguinetti)
Sello Discográfico: Acqua Records Wed 21
Alejandro Ros, art director (Juana Molina)
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music/Ariola
45. MEJOR INGENIERÍA DE GRABACIÓN PARA UN ÁLBUM De Repente
Juber Anbín, Johnnatan García, Rodner Padilla, Eduardo Pulgar, Vladimir Quintero Mora, Jean Sánchez & Alexander Vanlawren, engineers; Germán Landaeta & Darío Peñaloza, mixers; Germán Landaeta, mastering engineer (C4 Trío y Rafael “”Pollo”” Brito)
Sello Discográfico: Independiente Miss Delirios
Facundo Rodríguez, engineer; Facundo Rodríguez, mixer; Facundo Rodríguez, mastering engineer (Sandra Márquez)
Sello Discográfico: Epsa Music SA Promesas De Tierra
Javier Limón, Salomé Limón & Marian G. Villota, engineers; Caco Refojo, mixer; Caco Refojo, mastering engineer (Javier Limón)
Sello Discográfico: Ediciones Limón Rio, Choro, Jazz…
Roger Freret, engineer; Claudio Spiewak, mixer; Felipe Tichauer, mastering engineer (Antonio Adolfo)
Sello Discográfico: AAM 21st Century Lyrical Clarinet Concertos
Juan Switalski, engineer; Juan Switalski, mastering engineer (Eleanor Weingartner)
Sello Discográfico: Urtext Digital Classics
46. PRODUCER OF THE YEAR Rafa Arcaute
• Ahora Vienen Por Nosotros (Daniela Spalla) (A)
• Aplaudan En El Luna (Illya Kuryaki & The Valderramas) (A)
• Cuando Amas A Alguien (Noel Schajris Featuring Axel) (S)
• Niña Huracán (Noel Schajris Featuring Dante Spinetta) (T)
Sello Discográfico: Warner Music/Ocesa Seitrack Eduardo Cabra
• MultiViral (Calle 13) (A)
• Todo Cae (Jorge Drexler) (T)
Sello Discográfico: El Abismo Andrés Castro
• Bien Sabes Tú (PeeWee Featuring Río Roma) (T)
• Duele Decirte Adiós (PeeWee) (T)
• En El Buzón De Tu Corazón (Carlos Baute) (A)
• Lejos De Tu Alma (Samo) (T)
• Más + Corazón Profundo (Carlos Vives) (A)
• No Te Pongas Triste (Carlos Vives) (T)
• Quiero Escuchar Tu Voz (Samo) (T)
• Tan Sólo Pido (Samo) (T)
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Latin Sergio George
• Deseándote (Eli Jas Featuring Fito Blanko) (S)
• Nadie Como Tú (Leslie Grace) (S)
• Piensa En Mí (Jonathan Moly) (S)
• Se Fué (Laura Pausini Featuring Marc Anthony) (T)
• Sergio George Presents Salsa Giants EP Plus (Varios Artistas) (A)
• Te Viví (Villamizar Featuring Maluma, Elvis Crespo & JDB) (S)
• Toy En Ti (Magic Juan Featuring Randy Leroy) (A)
• 3.0 (Marc Anthony) (A)
• Tu Me Haces Volar (Eli Jas) (S)
Sello Discográfico: Top Stop Music Moreno Veloso
• Gilbertos Samba (Gilberto Gil) (A)
• Multishow Ao Vivo Caetano Veloso Abraçaço (Caetano Veloso) (A)
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music
47. MEJOR VIDEO MUSICAL VERSIÓN CORTA La Lanza Babasónicos
Juan Cabral, video director; Stephen Johnson, Mjz London & Nicci Power, video producers
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music Entertainment Mexico Adentro
Calle 13
Kacho López Mari, video director; Cynthia González & Tristina Robles, video producers
Sello Discográfico: El Abismo/Filmes Zapatero Flamingo
La Vida Bohème
Leonardo Gonzalez, Pablo Iranzo & Carl Zitelman, video directors; Debbie Crosscup & César Elster, video producers
Sello Discográfico: Nacional Records Me Llaman
Nach
Javier Gutiérrez, video director; Javier Gutiérrez, video producer
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music Spain Arrullo De Estrellas
Zoé
León Larregui, video director; Pablo García Gatterer, video producer
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music/Tigre Pictures/Boicot
48. MEJOR VIDEO MUSICAL VERSIÓN LARGA El Objeto Antes Llamado Disco – La Película
Café Tacvba
Gregory Allen, video director; Café Tacvba, video producers
Sello Discográfico: Universal Music Documental De La Gira “”Soltando Al Perro””
Jesse & Joy
Rubén R. Bañuelos, video director; Toiz Rodríguez, video producer
Sello Discográfico: Warner Music México/Time Bender Corazón: Live From Mexico – Live It To Believe It
Santana
Nick Wickham, video director; Emer Patten, video producer
Sello Discográfico: Sony Music/RCA Records/Splinter Films Música En Tiempos
(Varios Artistas)
Kacho López Mari, video director; Tristana Robles Reyes, video producer
Sello Discográfico: Popular, Inc./Filmes Zapatero Triana Pura Y Pura
(Varios Artistas)
Ricardo Pachón, video director; Gervasio Iglesias & Ricardo Pachón, video producers
Sello Discográfico: La Zafoña Producciones/Flamenco Vivo/Canal Sur TV/Universal Music Group
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