Anitta returned to the Latin Grammys via a virtual performance from Lapa Arches in Rio de Janeiro Thursday night. The Brazilian superstar performed a medley that included her hit “Me Gusta” sans featured acts Cardi B and Myke Towers.
Representing Brazil, Anitta opened her set with the samba classic “Mas, que Nada!” She proudly sang the song in Portuguese while rocking her power showgirl outfit. The singer then switched it up from sultry to fierce to perform her recent smash “Me Gusta.” Cardi and Towers were noticeably absent, but she...
Representing Brazil, Anitta opened her set with the samba classic “Mas, que Nada!” She proudly sang the song in Portuguese while rocking her power showgirl outfit. The singer then switched it up from sultry to fierce to perform her recent smash “Me Gusta.” Cardi and Towers were noticeably absent, but she...
- 11/20/2020
- by Lucas Villa
- Rollingstone.com
All eyes were on singer Rosalia at the 20th annual Latin Grammy Awards held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Thursday night (Nov. 14). The Spanish flamenco singer took home the award for album of the year and best recording package for “El Mal Querer,” as well as Best Urban Song for her collaboration with J Balvin on “Con Altura.”
“Thank you to the Academy for giving me one of the first opportunities a few years ago,” she said from the stage. ” I also want to share this as a musician. There is nothing that makes you prouder than winning a Grammy. It’s the biggest thing that can happen to an artist.”
Alejandro Sanz, who had the most nominations going into the show, also picked up three Latin Grammys: record of the year and best pop song for “Mi Persona Favorita,” as well as long form music video.
“Thank you to the Academy for giving me one of the first opportunities a few years ago,” she said from the stage. ” I also want to share this as a musician. There is nothing that makes you prouder than winning a Grammy. It’s the biggest thing that can happen to an artist.”
Alejandro Sanz, who had the most nominations going into the show, also picked up three Latin Grammys: record of the year and best pop song for “Mi Persona Favorita,” as well as long form music video.
- 11/15/2019
- by Cata Balzano
- Variety Film + TV
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