Alejandro Sanz wins Record of the Year — his fifth in the category — for “Mi Persona Favorita” with Camila Cabello at LatinGrammys
, and the singer performed it in Las Vegas on Thursday.
The odds were in Sanz’s favor in this category: He was nominated twice. In general, the category was dominated by swere all up for the award along with Sanz. Anthony, a salsa star, was nominated for his first Grammy in 1996. Guerra, who specializes in merengue and bachata, won his first Grammy even earlier — in 1992. Both men were also nominated for honors at the first-ever Latin Grammys, which took place in 2000.
Juanes won three trophies at the second Latin Grammys ceremony a year later. Another 2019 Record of the Year nominee, the rocker Andrés Calamaro, has a discography that stretches nearly 40 years. Just three younger acts were able to disrupt this parade of the familiar. Vicente García earned a Record of the Year nomination for “Ahí Ahí,” a shrewd single that updates classic bachata with modern synthesizers. Ximena Sariñana got a nod from the Academy for “Cobarde,” a handsome, string-laden ballad with light touches of electronic drums.
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