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Bad Bunny, left, Marc Anthony and Will Smith perform at the 19th Latin Grammy Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.(Photo: Ethan Miller, Getty Images for LARAS)
If you have not tuned in for Latin Grammys on Univision, you've missed outstanding performances, dance-style music and funky fashion. Fortunately for you, we were watching and we have the greatest moments that you missed.
A song featuring Beyonce lost
The best fusion / urban performance was attributed to "Malamente" from Rosalia. The remix of "Mi Gente" by J Balvin with Beyonce was nominated in the same category. Daddy Yankee has also been nominated alongside the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra. Rosalia, moved, accepted the prize on stage.
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Will Smith hit his heart in a scintillating costume
Smith and Marc Anthony kicked off the night with an energetic performance that set the crowd off early in the night. Smith hit in English and went on stage to join Anthony and Bad Bunny. The performers sang their melody "Esta Rico" and were accompanied by dancers in skinny jerseys, who danced on different parts of the stage until the men met in the middle and took turns on the central stage.
Country music meets Latin music when Kane Brown arrives
Brown is introduced to present the award for Best Salsa Album. Brown is pleased to present a prize that has close ties with the United States, claiming that the genre was born in America in the 1960s. Victor Manuelle won the 25/7 trophy.
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Karol G. brought his father on stage to celebrate
In a dress with a truly endless slit, Karol G. brought her father with her on stage to accept her award for Best New Artist. She said that she was very nervous at the beginning of her speech, but she quickly reassured herself, reflecting on how she had sworn a few years ago, while she was looking at her. She would win a Latin Grammy. She then let her father take the microphone and finished his speech with a few words of celebration.
What?! There was a tie?
Presenters and the audience were shocked to learn that there was a tie in the category of the best Norteño album. Pesado's "Los Angeles Existen" and Caliber 50's "Guerra de Poder" both won.
A plea to end armed violence
Things got worse when the hosts of the evening, Ana de la Reguera and Carlos Rivera, pleaded for the end of the gun violence, stressing that the music had the power to heal and gather people, before presenting a performance from Kany Garcia. She sang the ballad "Para Siempre" while playing the guitar.
The crowd became rowdy
Luis Miguel was not there to accept his prize for the year album and the crowd did not have it. They savagely booed his absence and did not cheer up too quickly. Murmured mockery continued until the next musical performance.
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