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==About me==
Born and raised in [[Tijuana, Baja California]]. I am an [[Universidad Autónoma de Baja California]] graduate. Currently, [[Wikipedia:List of Wikipedians by featured list nominations|I rank 20th among all Wikipedians in featured lists successfully nominated]] and I am listed in the [[Wikipedia:Did you know/Multiple Article Hook Hall of Fame|Did you know/Multiple Article Hook Hall of Fame]] twice.

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|{{icon|DYK}} ... that two [[Spanish language|Spanish]] versions of the Italian song '''"[[Tutta la vita]]"''' peaked at number 1 on the [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1986|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart]]? (01) <!-- 2009-04-14 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[De Mí Enamórate|three&nbsp;songs]]''' written by Mexican [[singer-songwriter]] [[Juan Gabriel]] peaked at number-one in the [[Hot Latin Tracks|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart]] in [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1986|1986]]? (02) <!-- 2009-04-19 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Lo Mejor de Tu Vida]]'''" by Spanish singer [[Julio Iglesias]] held the record for biggest leap to number-one in the [[Hot Latin Tracks|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart]] for almost 20 years? (03) <!-- 2009-05-08 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Que No Se Rompa la Noche]]'''", first performed by [[Julio Iglesias]], has been [[cover version|covered]] by [[Pandora (musical group)|Pandora]], [[Vikki Carr]] and [[Ray Conniff]]? (04) <!-- 2009-05-14 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican singer [[Vicente Fernández]] selected the anniversary of the [[Battle of Puebla]], to release his single "'''[[Necesito de Tí]]'''"? (05) <!-- 2009-05-19 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Panamanian [[singer-songwriter]] '''[[Makano (singer)|Makano]]''' began writing songs when he was 16 years old? (06) <!-- 2009-05-19 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Te Amo (Makano song)|Te Amo]]'''", performed by Panamanian [[singer-songwriter]] [[Makano (singer)|Makano]], became his first number-one single in the [[Hot Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Songs chart]]? (07) <!-- 2009-05-19 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song '''"[[Soy Así (song)|Soy Así]]"''' was recorded by Mexican singer [[José José]] during a personal crisis that included a [[divorce]] and a change of [[Talent manager|management]]? (08) <!-- 2009-06-11 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican [[singer-songwriter]] [[Ana Gabriel]] ranked third at the [[OTI Festival]] held in [[Lisbon, Portugal]], in 1987 with the song '''"[[Ay Amor]]"'''? (09) <!-- 2009-06-13 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song '''"[[Aquí Estoy Yo]]"''' by Puerto Rican [[singer-songwriter]] [[Luis Fonsi]] became his sixth number-one single in the [[Hot Latin Tracks|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart]]? (10) <!-- 2009-06-15 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''''[[Debo Hacerlo]]''''' was the last album released by Mexican singer-songwriter [[Juan Gabriel]] until 1994, due to a dispute with [[Bertelsmann Music Group|BMG]] over [[copyrights]] of his songs? (11) <!-- 2009-06-20 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Qué Te Pasa]]'''", performed by Mexican singer [[Yuri (Mexican singer)|Yuri]], became the longest running number-one single of the 1980s in the [[Hot Latin Tracks|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks]]? (12) <!-- 2009-06-25 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song '''"[[Debo Hacerlo (song)|Debo Hacerlo]]"''' written by [[Juan Gabriel]] has been covered by [[Aleks Syntek]], [[Pandora (musical group)|Pandora]], [[Nydia Rojas]] and [[Ana Gabriel]]? (13) <!-- 2009-06-26 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican group [[Los Bukis]] won the [[Lo Nuestro Awards|Lo Nuestro Award]] for Best Regional Mexican Song in 1989 with their [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1988|number-one single]] "'''[[Y Ahora Te Vas]]'''"? (14) <!-- 2009-06-26 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that 27 years after [[Barbara George]]<nowiki>'s</nowiki> hit "'''[[I Know (You Don't Love Me No More)]]'''" was released, a [[cover version|cover]] by [[Marisela]] peaked at [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1988|number one]] on the [[Hot Latin Tracks|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart]]? (15) <!-- 2009-07-10 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the recording of "'''[[La Incondicional]]'''" by [[Luis Miguel]] broke several airplay records in [[Latin America]], where it remained at the top of the charts for seven months? (16) <!-- 2009-08-28 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the Venezuelan perfomer [[José Luis Rodríguez (singer)|José Luis Rodríguez "El Puma"]] received a [[Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album|Grammy Award nomination]] for his [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1989|number-one]] song '''"[[Baila Mi Rumba]]"'''? (17) <!-- 2009-08-31 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that singer [[Myriam Montemayor Cruz|Myriam]] received a [[gold certification]] in [[México]] for an album that included a cover version of the [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1989|number-one]] song '''"[[Simplemente Amigos]]"'''? (18) <!-- 2009-09-09 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the recording of '''"[[Fría Como el Viento]]"''' by [[Luis Miguel]] became his third [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1989|number-one song]] in the [[Hot Latin Tracks|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart]]? (19) <!-- 2009-10-05 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Music of Puerto Rico|Puerto Rican singer]] [[Chayanne]] received a [[Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album|Grammy Award nomination]] for his '''[[Chayanne (1988 album)|self-titled 1988 album]]'''? (20) <!-- 2009-10-17 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song '''"[[Fuiste un Trozo de Hielo en la Escarcha]]"''' performed by [[Music of Puerto Rico|Puerto Rican singer]] [[Chayanne]] was written by a [[José María Cano|member]] of the Spanish band [[Mecano]]? (21) <!-- 2009-10-20 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that in 1989 the song '''"[[La Chica de Humo]]"''' became the third [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1989|number-one]] song by Mexican singer [[Emmanuel (singer)|Emmanuel]] in the [[Top Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Top Latin Songs chart]]? (22) <!-- 2009-12-20 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1989|number-one]] song "'''[[Cómo Fuí a Enamorarme de Tí]]'''" was also used as the title of a movie starring Mexican band [[Los Bukis]]? (23) <!-- 2009-12-26 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that in 1989 [[Cubans|Cuban]] [[singer-songwriter]] [[Gloria Estefan]] became the first artist to '''[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Songs from the 1980s|simultaneously]]''' reach number 1 in the [[Billboard Hot 100|''Billboard'' Hot 100]] and [[Top Latin Songs]] charts with her single "[[Don't Wanna Lose You]]"? (24) <!-- 2009-12-29 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Spanish people|Spanish]] [[singer-songwriter]] [[Bebe (entertainer)|Bebe]] received a nomination for a [[Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album|Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock, Alternative or Urban Album]] for her second [[studio album]] titled '''''[[Y.]]'''''? (25) <!-- 2010-01-02 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[La Cima del Cielo]]'''" recorded by [[Ricardo Montaner]] became his first [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1990|number-one single]] in the [[Top Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Top Latin Songs chart]]? (26) <!-- 2010-01-03 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Colombian singer-songwriter [[Shakira]] received a [[Platinum certification]] in '''[[List of number-one albums of 2009 (México)|Mexico]]''' for her album ''[[She Wolf (album)|Loba]]'' during the first week of release? (27) <!-- 2010-03-06 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican band [[Camila (band)|Camila]] received a [[Gold certification]] for their album ''[[Dejarte de Amar]]'' in the first day of '''[[List of number-one albums of 2010 (México)|sales in Mexico]]'''? (28)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that ''[[Para Siempre]]'', the 79th studio album by [[Vicente Fernández]], reached '''[[List of number-one albums of 2008 (México)|number-one on the Mexican charts]]''' and won [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Ranchero Album|Best Ranchero Album]] at the [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2008|2008 Latin Grammy Awards ceremony]]? (29)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 2000|number-one]] single '''"[[A Puro Dolor]]"''', performed by [[Son By Four]], was written by Omar Alfanno in ten minutes? (30) <!-- 2010-03-22 -->
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "[[No Me Doy Por Vencido]]" by [[Luis Fonsi]] was the first single to rank for two years in a row in the '''[[Billboard Top Latin Songs Year-End Chart]]'''? <!-- 2010-04-17 --> (31)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''"[[Ando Bien Pedo]]"''' helped [[Banda Los Recoditos]]' album ''[[¡Ando Bien Pedo!]]'' peak at number one on the [[Billboard Top Latin Albums|''Billboard'' Top Latin Albums chart]]? <!-- 2010-06-08 --> (32)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the success of the album '''''[[Dos (Myriam Hernández album)|Dos]]''''' by [[Myriam Hernández]] helped her to sign a [[recording contract]] with [[Warner Music]]? <!-- 2010-07-06 --> (33)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that "'''[[Quién Como Tú (song)|Quién Como Tú]]'''" is the third [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1990|number-one single]] on the [[Top Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Top Latin Songs chart]] for [[Mexico|Mexican]] singer-songwriter [[Ana Gabriel]]? <!-- 2010-07-13 --> (34)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that "'''[[El Cariño Es Como Una Flor]]'''", performed by Venezuelan [[singer-songwriter]] [[Rudy La Scala]], became his first [[Billboard Top Latin Songs Year-End Chart|best performing]] Latin single in [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1990|1990]]?  <!-- 2010-08-10 --> (35)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican singer [[Edith Márquez]] received a [[gold certification]] in [[Mexico]] for an album that includes a [[cover version|cover]] of the [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1990|number-one song]] "'''[[Tengo Todo Excepto a Tí]]'''"?  <!-- 2010-08-16 --> (36)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''"[[Entrégate]]"''' involved a [[Luis Miguel#Personal life|winemaker]] and a man with a bass guitar? <!-- 2010-08-30 --> (37)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 2001|number-one song]] "'''[[Abrázame Muy Fuerte (song)|Abrázame Muy Fuerte]]'''" performed by [[Juan Gabriel]] was featured as the [[theme (music)|theme song]] of a [[telenovela]] of the [[Abrázame Muy Fuerte|same title]]? <!-- 2010-09-04 --> (38)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Cuban singer [[Ibrahim Ferrer]] won the [[Latin Grammy Award]] for '''[[Latin Grammy Award for Best New Artist|Best New Artist]]''' at age 73, after he had been performing for 60 years? <!-- 2010-09-07 --> (39)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Puerto Rican singer '''[[Lourdes Robles]]''' recorded a [[Spanish language]] cover version of [[The Beatles]]'s "[[The Long and Winding Road|Long and Winding Road]]"? <!-- 2010-09-07 --> (40)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Puerto Rican-American singer [[José Feliciano]] was awarded his sixth [[Grammy Award]] for his performance of the song "'''[[¿Por Qué Te Tengo Que Olvidar?]]'''"? <!-- 2010-09-11 --> (41)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that "'''[[Peligroso Amor]]'''" was Chilean singer [[Myriam Hernández]]' first [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 1990|number-one song]] in the [[Top Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Tracks chart]] in the United States? <!-- 2010-09-30 --> (42)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the album '''''[[Amar la Trama]]''''' by [[Uruguay|Uruguayan]] singer-songwriter [[Jorge Drexler]] was recorded in just four days? <!-- 2010-09-30 --> (43)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that singer-songwriter '''[[Fernando Osorio]]''' wrote the last song recorded by Cuban performer [[Celia Cruz]]? <!-- 2010-11-16 --> (44)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Music of Colombia|Colombian]] [[singer-songwriter]] '''[[Ilona (singer)|Ilona]]''' started her career singing on [[Public transport bus service|buses]]? <!-- 2010-11-22 --> (45)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Una Canción Me Trajo Hasta Aquí]]'''" performed by [[Jorge Drexler]] received two nominations for the [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2010|11th Latin Grammy Awards]] even though it was not promoted to [[airplay|radio]] in the United States? <!-- 2010-12-05 --> (46)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Spanish songwriter '''[[Javier Limón]]''' earned the [[Latin Grammy Award]] for [[Latin Grammy Award for Producer of the Year|Producer of the Year]] in [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2004|2004]]? <!-- 2010-12-25 --> (47)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican band [[Jotdog]] included a cover version of a [[True Colors (song)|song]] previously recorded by [[Cyndi Lauper]] on their '''[[Jotdog (album)|debut album]]'''? <!-- 2010-12-27 --> (48)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the name for the Mexican band '''[[Jotdog]]''' was inspired by the [[pop art]] work of [[Andy Warhol]]? <!-- 2010-12-29 --> (49)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that after an unsuccessful debut album, Mexican singer-songwriter '''[[Mario Domm]]''' formed the band [[Camila (band)|Camila]]? <!-- 2010-12-30 --> (50)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that record producer '''[[Cachorro López]]''' co-wrote "[[Color Esperanza]]", a song performed in Argentina back to back with the [[Argentine National Anthem|national anthem]]? <!-- 2011-01-13 --> (51)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the album '''''[[A Time for Love (Arturo Sandoval album)|A Time for Love]]''''' recorded by [[Arturo Sandoval]] was inspired by trumpeter [[Bobby Hackett]] and the album ''[[Clifford Brown with Strings]]''? <!-- 2011-01-17 --> (52)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that thanks to the song '''"[[Sopa de Caracol]]"''', the musical ensemble [[Banda Blanca]] became the best-known Honduran band? <!-- 2011-01-20 --> (53)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Es Demasiado Tarde]]'''", written and performed by [[Ana Gabriel]], was the [[Billboard Top Latin Songs Year-End Chart|best-performing Latin single of 1991]] in the U.S.? <!-- 2011-01-24 --> (54)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Cuban songwriter [[Emilio Estefan]] earned the [[Latin Grammy Award]] for '''[[Latin Grammy Award for Producer of the Year|Producer of the Year]]''' the same year he was named [[Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year|Person of the Year]] by the [[Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences]]? <!-- 2011-02-11 --> (55)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Puerto Rican singer [[Olga Tañón]] received a [[Latin Grammy Award]] for [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album|Best Female Pop Vocal Album]] for her album '''''[[Sobrevivir]]'''''? <!-- 2011-02-11 --> (56)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the album '''''[[Gloria (Gloria Trevi album)|Gloria]]''''' by [[Mexican people|Mexican]] singer [[Gloria Trevi]] features a song dedicated to [[The Rolling Stones]]? <!-- 2011-04-19 --> (57)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that a '''[[No sé si es Baires o Madrid|live album]]''' released in 2009 includes a [[duet]] by [[Fito Páez]] and [[Joaquín Sabina]], who had not spoken for more than 10 years? <!-- 2011-04-24 --> (58)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that ''[[La Voz de un Ángel]]'' by [[Yuridia]] ranked among the '''[[Top 100 Mexico|best-selling albums of the year in Mexico]]''' for three years in a row? <!-- 2011-04-29 --> (59)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album]]''' was presented in [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2000|2000]] to an [[Amarte Es Un Placer|album]] deemed "unremarkable" by a critic? <!-- 2011-05-08 --> (60)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the [[List of number-one Billboard Hot Latin Tracks of 2000|number-one]] song "'''[[Fruta Fresca]]'''" by [[Carlos Vives]] was named a "bridge" between [[tropical music|tropical]] and [[pop music]]? <!-- 2011-06-04 --> (61)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that a '''[[MTV Unplugged: Los Tigres del Norte and Friends|live album]]''' released by the band [[Los Tigres del Norte]] was named "historic" for the Mexican culture? <!-- 2011-06-07 --> (62)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that "'''[[Déjame Entrar (Carlos Vives song)|Déjame Entrar]]'''" by Colombian singer-songwriter [[Carlos Vives]] was awarded the [[Latin Grammy Award]] for [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Tropical Song|Best Tropical Song]]? <!-- 2011-07-04 --> (63)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[As Canções de Eu Tu Eles|soundtrack]]''' of the 2000 film ''[[Me You Them]]'' is also [[Gilberto Gil]]'s tribute to [[Luiz Gonzaga]], "The King of [[Baião (music)|Baião]]"? <!-- 2011-08-06 --> (64)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''"[[O Tú o Ninguna]]"''' performed by Mexican singer [[Luis Miguel]] received a nomination for [[Latin Grammy Award for Song of the Year|Song of the Year]] at the [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2000|1st Latin Grammy Awards]]? <!-- 2011-08-21 --> (65)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that American singer [[Soraya (musician)|Soraya]] earned the first [[Latin Grammy Award]] for '''[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album|Best Singer-Songwriter Album]]''' in [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2004|2004]]? <!-- 2011-08-30 --> (66)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the last song on '''''[[El Mundo Cabe en Una Canción]]''''' is a tribute to singer-songwriter [[Fito Páez]]'s [[Rosario, Santa Fe|hometown]]? <!-- 2011-09-14 --> (67)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album]] was awarded in [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2008|2008]] to '''''[[Rodolfo (album)|Rodolfo]]'''''?  <!-- 2011-09-17 --> (68)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the [[Latin Grammy Award]] for '''[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Rock Solo Vocal Album|Best Rock Solo Vocal Album]]''' was earned in [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2009|2009]] by [[Draco Rosa]] for his album ''[[Teatro (Draco Rosa album)|Teatro]]''? <!-- 2011-09-20 --> (69)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that three singer-songwriters formed the [[supergroup (music)|supergroup]] '''[[Alex, Jorge y Lena]]'''? <!-- 2011-09-24 --> (70)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the compilation album '''''[[Puros Trankazos]]''''' features a song about not killing someone lately? <!-- 2011-10-01 --> (71)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Prince Royce]]'s [[Prince Royce (album)|debut album]] peaked at '''[[List of number-one Billboard Latin Albums from the 2010s|number one]]''' 58 weeks after its release? <!-- 2011-10-23 --> (72)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican singer-songwriter [[Espinoza Paz]] did not want to release his album '''''[[Canciones Que Duelen]]''''' but was persuaded by his record label to do so? <!-- 2011-10-23 --> (73)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Venezuelan singer-songwriter [[Franco De Vita]] received [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2011|nominations]] for the [[Latin Grammy Award]]s for his album '''''[[En Primera Fila]]''''' and the song "'''[[Tan Sólo Tú]]'''"? <!-- 2011-10-24 --> (74, 75) (X2) 
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Día de Suerte]]'''" by Mexican singer-songwriter [[Alejandra Guzmán]] is the theme song for the [[telenovela]] ''[[Una familia con suerte|Una Familia Con Suerte]]''? <!-- 2011-11-03 --> (76)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican singer [[Alejandra Guzmán]] was joined by [[Moderatto]] to record a '''[[20 Años de Éxitos En Vivo con Moderatto|live album]]'''? <!-- 2011-11-06 --> (77)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that norteño band [[Duelo]] launched a radio station to promote their album '''''[[Solamente Tú (album)|Solamente Tú]]'''''? <!-- 2011-11-09 --> (78)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that both of American singer [[Romeo Santos]]' first two singles, "'''[[You (Romeo Santos song)|You]]'''" and "'''[[Promise (Romeo Santos song)|Promise]]'''", reached the top of the [[Hot Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Songs]] chart? <!-- 2011-11-27 --> (X2) (79, 80)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Cosas del Amor (song)|Cosas del Amor]]'''" has been performed by several female singers including [[Vikki Carr]], [[Ana Gabriel]], [[Milly Quezada]], [[Jenni Rivera]], [[Olga Tañón]] and [[Yuri (Mexican singer)|Yuri]]? <!-- 2011-12-15 --> (81)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Cuban-American singer [[Gloria Estefan]] became the first female performer to debut at number one at the [[Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Latin Songs]] chart with her song "'''[[Hotel Nacional]]'''"? <!-- 2012-03-16 --> (82)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that a song included on the album '''''[[El Ejemplo]]''''' released by Mexican band [[Los Tigres del Norte]] in 1995 was nominated for an [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2011|award]] in 2011? <!-- 2012-05-14 --> (83)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Luis Miguel]]'s version of the song "'''[[Inolvidable (song)|Inolvidable]]'''" was included on an [[Romance (Luis Miguel album)|album]] that revived the interest for [[bolero]]? <!-- 2012-05-17 --> (84)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Si Piensas, Si Quieres]]'''" was the third number-one hit for [[Roberto Carlos (singer)|Roberto Carlos]] and [[Rocío Dúrcal]] in the [[Hot Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Hot Latin Songs chart]]? (85)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Agustín Alberdi]]''', '''[[Jason Archer and Paul Beck]]''', '''[[Luis Miguel Leal]]''', '''[[Israel Lugo]]''', '''[[Jorge Rodríguez (director)|Jorge "Fish" Rodríguez]]''' and '''[[Alejandro Santiago Ciena]]''' earned the [[Latin Grammy Award]] for '''[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video|Best Short Form Music Video]]''' by directing artists such as three-time winners [[Calle 13 (band)|Calle 13]]? <!-- 2012-11-25 --> (X7) (86–92)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that 2900 photographs were trimmed in order to create the sequences included in the music video "'''[[Me Voy (Jesse & Joy song)|Me Voy]]'''" by Mexican band [[Jesse & Joy]]? <!-- 2012-12-08 --> (93)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Cuban singer-songwriter [[Jon Secada]] earned the [[Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album|Grammy Award]] and received the highest number of nominations at the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1993|Lo Nuestro Awards]]''' in 1993? <!-- 2013-01-13 --> (94)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the song "'''[[Detrás de Mi Ventana]]'''" written by [[Ricardo Arjona]] has been recorded in [[banda music|banda]], [[mariachi]], [[merengue music|merengue]] and [[pop music|pop]] versions by different performers? <!-- 2013-01-17 --> (95)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Carlos López Estrada]]''' won a [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2012|Latin Grammy Award]] for directing a [[Me Voy (Jesse & Joy song)|music video]] that employs [[stop motion]] technique? <!-- 2013-02-04 --> (96)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Bebo Valdés|Bebo]] and [[Chucho Valdés]] won the [[Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album|Grammy]] and the [[Latin Grammy Award]] for '''[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album|Best Latin Jazz Album]]''' for their album ''[[Juntos Para Siempre (Bebo Valdés and Chucho Valdés album)|Juntos Para Siempre]]''? <!-- 2013-03-01 --> (97)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the album '''''[[Solo (Gonzalo Rubalcaba album)|Solo]]''''' by Cuban pianist [[Gonzalo Rubalcaba]] includes songs inspired by [[John Coltrane]]'s ''[[Giant Steps]]''? <!-- 2013-04-27 --> (98)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that '''''[[Supernova (Gonzalo Rubalcaba Trio album)|Supernova]]''''' by Cuban pianist [[Gonzalo Rubalcaba]]'s trio was beaten to a [[Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album|Grammy Award]] by an album produced and performed by Rubalcaba? <!-- 2013-04-28 --> (99)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Paquito D'Rivera]] became the first performer to be honored in the Jazz and Classical musical fields after winning a [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album|Latin Grammy]] for the albums '''''[[Brazilian Dreams]]''''' and ''Historia del Soldado''? <!-- 2013-05-22 --> (100)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Paquito D'Rivera]] won a [[Latin Grammy Award]] with a '''[[Panamericana Suite|suite]]'''? <!-- 2013-05-28 --> (101)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Tejano]] singer [[Pete Astudillo]] won a '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1996|Lo Nuestro Award]]''' with a song written as a tribute to late performer [[Selena]]? <!-- 2013-06-14 --> (102)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that all the nominees for Pop Song of the Year at the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1998|Lo Nuestro Awards of 1998]]''' reached number-one at the [[Latin Songs|''Billboard'' Latin Songs chart]]? <!-- 2013-06-17 --> (103)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the albums that shared the 1999 '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1999|Lo Nuestro Award]]''' for Pop Album of the Year were nominated against each other at the [[1999 Grammy Awards|41st Grammy Awards]]? <!-- 2013-06-22 --> (104)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Spanish singer-songwriter [[Enrique Iglesias]] was awarded the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1997|Lo Nuestro Award]]''' for Pop Song of the Year two years in a row? <!-- 2013-06-22 --> (105)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Santana (band)|Santana]]'s ''[[Supernatural (Santana album)|Supernatural]]'' won the [[Grammy Award for Album of the Year]] and the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2000|Lo Nuestro Award]]''' for Pop Album of the Year in 2000? <!-- 2013-06-28 --> (106)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that before the inception of the [[Latin Grammy Awards|Latin Grammys]], the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2001|Lo Nuestro Awards]]''' were considered the Latin equivalent to the [[Grammy Awards]]? <!-- 2013-08-17 --> (107)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Dominican singer [[Juan Luis Guerra]] was a triple nominee for Tropical/Salsa Song of the Year at the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1991|1991 Lo Nuestro Awards]]'''? <!-- 2013-08-21 --> (108)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that in 1992, Mexican singer-songwriter [[Ana Gabriel]] set a record for the most '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1992|Lo Nuestro Award]]''' wins at a single ceremony? <!-- 2013-08-30 --> (109)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the track awarded for Regional/Mexican Song of the Year at the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2002|2002 Lo Nuestro Awards]]''' has the record for most weeks at number one on a ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'' magazine BDS-based airplay chart? <!-- 2013-09-09 --> (110)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Cuban performer [[Celia Cruz]] was the first recipient of the Lifetime Achievement accolade at the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1990|Lo Nuestro Awards]]'''? <!-- 2013-09-12 --> (111)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that ''[[Si Me Recuerdas]]'' by Mexican band [[Los Bukis]] earned the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1989|Lo Nuestro Award]]''' and a [[Grammy Award for Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album|Grammy Award]] nomination? <!-- 2013-10-18 --> (112)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Colombian singer-songwriter [[Juanes]] won the [[Grammy Award]], [[Latin Grammy Award]] and the '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Rock/Alternative Album of the Year|Lo Nuestro Award]]''' with the [[La Vida... Es Un Ratico|same album]]? <!-- 2013-10-29 --> (113)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that in 1994 and 1995, Mexican singer [[Luis Miguel]] won consecutive Lo Nuestro Awards for '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Pop Album of the Year|Pop Album of the Year]]''' for albums that also earned [[Grammy Award]]s? <!-- 2013-10-29 --> (114)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that American band [[Aventura (band)|Aventura]] won the first [[Lo Nuestro Awards|Lo Nuestro]] and [[Billboard Latin Music Awards|''Billboard'' Latin Music]] awards for '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Artist of the Year|Artist of the Year]]''' in the same year? <!-- 2013-11-13 --> (115)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Puerto-Rican American songwriter [[Luis Fonsi]] won the '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Collaboration of the Year]]''' and the [[Latin Grammy Award for Song of the Year]] for his song "[[Aquí Estoy Yo]]"? <!-- 2013-11-19 --> (116)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that in [[42nd Annual Grammy Awards|2000]] American singer [[Christina Aguilera]] won the [[42nd Annual Grammy Awards|Grammy Award for Best New Artist]] and then the following year won the same award at the '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Pop New Artist of the Year|Lo Nuestro Awards]]'''? <!-- 2013-11-28 --> (117)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Olga Tañón]], now the most awarded performer at the [[Lo Nuestro Awards]], did not win when she was nominated for the '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Tropical New Artist of the Year|Award for Tropical New Artist]]''' back in 1993? <!-- 2014-01-20 --> (118)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that in 2001 "[[A Puro Dolor]]" by Puerto Rican band [[Son by Four]] won [[Lo Nuestro Awards]] for both [[Lo Nuestro Award for Pop Song of the Year|Pop Song of the Year]] and '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Tropical Song of the Year|Tropical Song of the Year]]'''? <!-- 2014-02-13 --> (119)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that American singer [[Jenni Rivera]] earned five posthumous awards in the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2013|2013 Lo Nuestro Awards]]'''? <!-- 2014-04-30 --> (120)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that ''[[Cuenta Conmigo]]'' by [[Jerry Rivera]] won the '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Tropical Album of the Year]]''' and outsold the highest selling [[salsa music|salsa]] album at the time? <!-- 2014-06-10 --> (121)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the music video for [[Enrique Iglesias]]' "[[Hero (Enrique Iglesias song)|Héroe]]" earned a '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Video of the Year]]''' and was nominated for four [[2002 MTV Video Music Awards|MTV Video Music Awards in 2002]]? <!-- 2014-07-07 --> (122)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Panamanian rapper [[Flex (singer)|Flex]]'s "[[Te Quiero (Flex song)|Te Quiero]]" won the Latin Grammy and the Lo Nuestro for '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Urban Song of the Year|Urban Song of the Year]]'''? <!-- 2014-07-08 --> (123)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[reggaeton]] duo [[Wisin & Yandel]] won the [[Grammy Award|Grammy]], [[Latin Grammy Award|Latin Grammy]], and [[Lo Nuestro Awards|Lo Nuestro Award]] for '''[[Lo Nuestro Award for Urban Album of the Year|Urban Album of the Year]]''' for their album ''[[Wisin vs. Yandel: Los Extraterrestres|Los Extraterrestres]]''? <!-- 2014-11-25 --> (124)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Venezuelan singer '''[[Aneeka]]''' cites as musical influences American singers [[Mariah Carey]], [[Whitney Houston]] and [[Aretha Franklin]]? <!-- 2015-02-20 --> (125)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican singer [[Luis Miguel]] won the [[Lo Nuestro Awards]] for [[Lo Nuestro Award for Pop Male Artist of the Year|Pop Male Artist]] and [[Lo Nuestro Award for Pop Album of the Year|Pop Album of the Year]] consecutively in '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1994|1994]]''' and '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 1995|1995]]'''? (X2) <!-- 2015-03-18 --> (126, 127)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Spanish singer-songwriter [[Enrique Iglesias]] ''(pictured)'' performed at the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2014|Lo Nuestro Awards of 2014]]''' and won six accolades the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2015|following year]]'''? <!-- 2015-03-21 --> (128)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that singer-songwriter '''[[List of awards and nominations received by Jorge Drexler|Jorge Drexler]]''' is the first [[Academy Award]] winner from Uruguay? <!-- 2015-04-24 --> (129)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican singer-songwriter [[Natalia Lafourcade]] won three [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2015|Latin Grammy Awards]] for her song "'''[[Hasta la Raíz (song)|Hasta la Raíz]]'''"? <!-- 2015-12-05 --> (130)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Natalia Lafourcade]] sought inspiration for her album '''''[[Hasta la Raíz]]''''' in [[Agustín Lara]]'s repertoire and her native country, Mexico? <!-- 2015-12-12 --> (131)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that seven songs used in [[telenovela]]s reached number one on the ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'' '''[[Mexican Espanol Airplay]]''' chart in 2014? <!-- 2016-1-16 --> (132)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the lead actress of the Mexican film '''''[[Un Monstruo de Mil Cabezas]]''''' created her character based on her father's death? <!-- 2016-05-01 --> (133)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that American singer-songwriter [[Romeo Santos]] broke the record for the most nominations in a single ceremony at the '''[[2015 Latin Billboard Music Awards]]'''? <!-- 2016-05-02 --> (134)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the Puerto-Rican singer [[Ricky Martin]] won two '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2016|Lo Nuestro Awards]]''' for [[A Quien Quiera Escuchar|an album]] that won [[Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album|a Grammy]] and [[Disparo al Corazón|a song]] nominated for two [[Latin Grammy Awards of 2015|Latin Grammys]]? <!-- 2016-05-12 --> (135)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the most [[Streaming media|streamed]] song of all time also reached number-one on the '''[[Mexico Airplay]]''' chart? <!-- 2016-05-12 --> (136)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that according to Mexican singer-songwriter [[Alejandra Guzmán]], '''''[[A + No Poder]]''''' is a "more intelligent, mature and planned album" than her previous ones? <!-- 2016-05-14 --> (137)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican director '''[[David Pablos]]''' earned his academic degree from [[Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica|film school]] with a short film that won an [[Ariel Award]]? <!-- 2016-05-16 --> (138)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[58th Ariel Awards]]''' will be held at the [[National Auditorium]] instead of the [[Palacio de Bellas Artes]] to increase the number of guests? <!-- 2016-05-28 --> (139)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican actor '''[[Sebastián Aguirre (actor)|Sebastián Aguirre]]''' won an [[Ariel Award]] for the role of a child sexually abused by a priest? <!-- 2016-06-04 --> (140)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the first film produced by '''[[Gabriel Ripstein]]''' was directed by [[Arturo Ripstein|his father]] and written by [[Paz Alicia Garciadiego|his mother]]? <!-- 2016-06-05 --> (141)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that "[[UpTown Funk!]]", the [[Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2015|number-one song of 2015]] in the United States according to ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'', also reached the top of the '''[[Mexico Ingles Airplay]]''' chart? <!-- 2016-06-06 --> (142)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that since 1976, Mexican filmmaker [[Felipe Cazals]] has been nominated for the [[Ariel Award]] for '''[[Ariel Award for Best Director|Best Director]]''' at least once every decade? <!-- 2016-06-13 --> (143)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican performers '''[[Marco Pérez (actor)|Marco Pérez]]''', '''[[Sofía Espinosa]]''', '''[[Noé Hernández (actor)|Noé Hernández]]''', and '''[[Adriana Paz]]''' received the [[Ariel Award]] for [[Ariel Award for Best Actor|Best Actor]], [[Ariel Award for Best Actress|Best Actress]], '''[[Ariel Award for Best Supporting Actor|Best Supporting Actor]]''', and '''[[Ariel Award for Best Supporting Actress|Best Supporting Actress]]''', respectively, at the [[58th Ariel Awards|2016 ceremony]]? (X6) <!-- 2017-01-10 --> (144–149)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[59th Ariel Awards]]''' will be held despite a 77% cut to the [[Academia Mexicana de Artes y Ciencias Cinematográficas|Mexican Academy of Film Arts and Sciences]]{{'}} budget? <!-- 2017-07-11 --> (150)
|-
| {{icon|DYK}} ...  that Colombian performer [[J Balvin]] won [[Lo Nuestro Award for Artist of the Year|Artist of the Year]] for the second year in a row at the '''[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2017]]'''? <!-- 2017-11-23 --> (151)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ...  that Spanish singer-songwriter [[Antonio Carmona]] invited [[Juanes]] and [[Alejandro Sanz]] and several other performers he admired to record '''''[[Obras Son Amores]]''''' since he wanted to "create true reciprocal acts of love"? <!-- 2017-12-18 --> (152)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ...  that '''''[[Salsa Big Band]]''''' by Panamanian artists [[Rubén Blades]] and [[Roberto Delgado & Orquesta]] won the [[18th Annual Latin Grammy Awards|2017 Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year]]? <!-- 2017-12-31 --> (153)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ...  that the '''[[60th Ariel Awards]]''' includes three female filmmakers nominated for the [[Ariel Award for Best Director|Best Director]] award? <!-- 2018-05-13 --> (154)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ...  that the [[Morelia International Film Festival|Morelia]] and [[Guadalajara International Film Festival|Guadalajara]] International Film Festivals were used as a reference for the creation of '''[[FotoFilm Tijuana]]'''? <!-- 2018-05-23 --> (155)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that photographs by '''[[Julio Rodríguez (photographer)|Julio Rodríguez]]''' of the [[Valle de Guadalupe]] and [[Bahía de los Ángeles]] appeared in ''[[National Geographic]]'' magazine? <!-- 2018-10-24 --> (156)
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| {{icon|DYK}} ... that Mexican filmmaker '''[[David Zonana]]''' wrote his first feature film after producing for two other directors?
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|#{{icon|DFL}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 1993, 1994 and 1995]]
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|#{{icon|DFL}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 1996, 1997 and 1998]]
#{{icon|DFL}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 1999]]
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#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2000]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2001]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2002]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2003]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2004]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2005]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2006]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2007]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2008]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Songs from the 1980s]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of number-one albums of 2009 (Mexico)]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Billboard Top Latin Songs Year-End Chart]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Best New Artist]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Producer of the Year]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Album]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Album by a Duo or Group with Vocals]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Song of the Year]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Record of the Year]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Lo Nuestro Award for Pop Album of the Year]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2013]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Lo Nuestro Award for Urban Album of the Year]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Premio Lo Nuestro 2014]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[List of awards and nominations received by Jorge Drexler]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Ariel Award for Best Director]]
#{{icon|FA}}[[Grammy Award for Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album]]

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|''[[Para Siempre]]'' <small>(the first article about a latin album to do so)</small>
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|''[[Amar la Trama]]''
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|''[[MTV Unplugged: Los Tigres del Norte and Friends]]''
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|"[[Inolvidable (song)|Inolvidable]]"
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|''[[En Primera Fila]]''
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|"[[Cosas del Amor (song)|Cosas del Amor]]"
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|''[[Puros Trankazos]]''
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|''[[Supernova (Gonzalo Rubalcaba Trio album)|Supernova]]''
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|''[[Solo (Gonzalo Rubalcaba album)|Solo]]''
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|''[[Brazilian Dreams]]''
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|"[[A Puro Dolor]]" (with [[User:Magiciandude|Erick]])
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|''[[El Ejemplo]]''
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|''[[Hasta la Raíz]]''
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|"[[Hasta la Raíz (song)|Hasta la Raíz]]"
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|''[[A + No Poder]]''
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|[[Sofía Espinosa]]
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|[[Adriana Paz]]
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|''[[Salsa Big Band]]''
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|''[[Obras Son Amores]]''
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|[[David Zonana]]
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|"[[Abrázame Muy Fuerte (song)|Abrázame Muy Fuerte]]" (with [[User:Magiciandude|Erick]])
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|[[User:Jaespinoza/Sandbox]]
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|style="font-size: x-large; padding: 0; vertical-align: middle; height: 1.1em;" | '''The Latin American Barnstar '''
|style="vertical-align: middle; border-top: 1px solid #6495ED;" | For your hard work and dedication, as well as getting 60 Good Articles and 25 Featured Lists on the Wikiproject Latin music, I proudly present this barnstar to you! Keep up the great work! [[User:Magiciandude|Erick]] ([[User talk:Magiciandude|talk]]) 07:29, 21 December 2012 (UTC)
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[[File:Triplecrown.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Your majesty, it gives me great pleasure to bestow these '''[[Wikipedia:Triple_Crown#Regular_triple_crown_winners|Triple crown]]''' upon <big>'''Jaespinoza'''</big> for your contributions in the areas of [[WP:DYK]], [[WP:GA]], and [[WP:FC]]. Thank you for all your contributions to the project! '''[[User:SMasters|SMasters]]''' ([[User talk:SMasters#top|talk]]) 01:08, 9 October 2011 (UTC)]]

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|style="font-size: x-large; padding: 0; vertical-align: middle; height: 1.1em;" | '''The Music Barnstar'''
|style="vertical-align: middle; border-top: 1px solid purple;" | Thank you for having all the Did you know? on your user page....they have all been add to the new [[:Portal:Latin American music]] [[User:Moxy|Moxy]] ([[User talk:Moxy|talk]]) 08:47, 31 August 2010 (UTC)
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|style="font-size: x-large; padding: 0; vertical-align: middle; height: 1.1em;" | '''The 25 [[Wikipedia:Did you know|DYK]] Creation and Expansion Medal'''
|style="vertical-align: middle; border-top: 1px solid gray;" | Congratulations for passing the milestone of 25 [[T:DYK|"Did you know?"]] articles created or expanded by you, ones which appeared on the [[Main page]]. Your contributions, mainly of singers, songs and albums, are a valuable addition to Wikipedia. Keep up the good work! [[User:Binksternet|Binksternet]] ([[User talk:Binksternet|talk]]) 19:39, 21 December 2010 (UTC)
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|style="font-size: x-large; padding: 0; vertical-align: middle; height: 1.1em;" | '''The 50 [[Wikipedia:Did you know|DYK]] Creation and Expansion Medal'''
|style="vertical-align: middle; border-top: 1px solid gray;" | You've hit 50 DYKs submitted. Wow. Keep up the good work and keep those hooks coming! :) - [[User:The Bushranger|The Bushranger]] <sub>[[User talk:The Bushranger|<span style="color:maroon;">One ping only</span>]]</sub> 17:36, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
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==My projects==

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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|General Field
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| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Record of the Year|Record of the Year]]
| {{Done}}
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| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year|Album of the Year]]
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| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Song of the Year|Song of the Year]]
| {{Done}}
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| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Best New Artist|Best New Artist]]
| {{Done}}
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{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Pop Field
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| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album|Best Female Pop Vocal Album]]
| {{Done}}
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| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Album|Best Male Pop Vocal Album]]
| {{Done}}
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| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Album by a Duo or Group with Vocals|Best Pop Album by a Duo or Group with Vocals]]
| {{Done}}
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| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album|Best Pop Vocal Album]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Alternative Field
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album|Best Alternative Music Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Alternative Song|Best Alternative Song]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Urban Field
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| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Urban Music Album|Best Urban Music Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Urban Song|Best Urban Song]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Rock Field
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| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Rock Album|Best Rock Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Rock Song|Best Rock Song]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Rock Solo Vocal Album|Best Rock Solo Vocal Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Album, Duo or Group|Best Rock Vocal Album, Duo or Group]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Tropical Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Salsa Album|Best Salsa Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album|Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Tropical Album|Best Contemporary Tropical Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Traditional Tropical Album|Best Traditional Tropical Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Tropical Song|Best Tropical Song]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Singer-Songwriter Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album|Best Singer-Songwriter Album]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Regional Mexican Field
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Ranchero Album|Best Ranchero Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Banda Album|Best Banda Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Tejano Album|Best Tejano Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Norteño Album|Best Norteño Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left| [[Latin Grammy Award for Best Regional Song|Best Regional Song]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Instrumental Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Album|Best Instrumental Album]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Traditional Field
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| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Folk Album|Best Folk Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Tango Album|Best Tango Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Flamenco Album|Best Flamenco Album]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Jazz Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album|Best Latin Jazz Album]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Christian Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Christian Album (Spanish Language)|Best Christian Album (Spanish Language)]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Christian Album (Portuguese Language)|Best Christian Album (Portuguese Language)]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Brazilian Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album|Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Brazilian Rock Album|Best Brazilian Rock Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Samba/Pagode Album|Best Samba/Pagode Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best MPB Album|Best MPB Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Sertaneja Music Album|Best Sertaneja Music Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Brazilian Roots/Regional Album|Best Native Brazilian Roots Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Brazilian Song|Best Brazilian Song]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Children's Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Children’s Album|Best Latin Children’s Album]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Classical Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Classical Album|Best Classical Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Classical Contemporary Composition|Best Classical Contemporary Composition]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Recording Package Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Recording Package|Best Recording Package]]
| —
|}

{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Production Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Engineered Album|Best Engineered Album]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|{{icon|FL}} [[Latin Grammy Award for Producer of the Year|Producer of the Year]]
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{| width=100% style="text-align:right; white-space:nowrap;"
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| colspan="2" align="center" style="border-bottom:2px solid #bfd7ff; font-weight:bold;"|Music Video Field
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video|Best Short Form Music Video]]
| —
|- 
| align=left|[[Latin Grammy Award for Best Long Form Music Video|Best Long Form Music Video]]
| —
|}
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