Latin music's hottest night to air live on the Univision Network from the Mandalay Bay Events Center on Nov. 5
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The Latin Recording Academy, Univision Network, Mandalay Bay, and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority today announced the 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards will take center stage at the Mandalay Bay Events Center on Nov. 5.
This marks the second time Las Vegas will host the international showcase of Latin music. The Latin GRAMMY Awards previously has been held in Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York. This year's milestone telecast will once again recognize and celebrate musical excellence while featuring performances from the hottest names in Latin music. Nominations for the 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards will be announced Sept. 17.
"Celebrating the first decade of the Latin GRAMMY Awards is an extremely exciting moment for The Latin Recording Academy," said Gabriel Abaroa, President of The Latin Recording Academy. "We have spent the last nine years forging partnerships, building a strong membership base and giving music fans truly amazing Latin GRAMMY moments. Following the success we have recently achieved, in this milestone year we are thrilled to bring the telecast back to Las Vegas' thriving music community, as well as work with our friends at Univision on another memorable Latin GRAMMY show."
"We are thrilled to be returning to Las Vegas for this milestone celebration of Latin music and to be bringing one of Univision's mega-events to one of the most thriving and rapidly growing Hispanic communities in the country," said Alina Falcón, Univision executive vice president and operating manager. "The 10th anniversary show promises to be one of the most memorable nights of Latin music and a wonderful showcase of Las Vegas-style entertainment that we are sure our viewers will enjoy."
"Mandalay Bay is excited to host the 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards in November," said Bill Hornbuckle, president and chief operating officer for Mandalay Bay. "We anticipate another successful event and we look forward to continuing our fabulous relationship with both The Latin Recording Academy and the Univision Network. The opportunity to present the Latin GRAMMYs from Las Vegas allows us to maintain our strong international presence on our property, as well as showcase Mandalay Bay to our guests and the fans worldwide."
"Las Vegas is a global city and consistently attracts the brightest stars and the biggest names in entertainment," said Cathy Tull, senior vice president of marketing for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. "From concerts to shopping to sporting events, Las Vegas is enjoyed by millions of Hispanic visitors each year. We are doubly honored to host the Latin GRAMMY Awards and welcome music fans from around the world."
The 10th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards will air live on the Univision Television Network on Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Central. Additionally, the telecast will be seen globally in more than 110 countries.
“Moving” - Macaco “No hay Nadie como tú” – Calle 13 feat. Café Tacvba “If I were a boy (spanish version)" - Beyoncé "Microdancing" - Babasónicos "Rió” – Aterciopelados “Esa Muchachita” - Mauricio & Palodeagua “Me fui” – Bebe "Tú no eres para mi” – Fanny Lu “Causa y Efecto” – Paulina Rubio “Manos al aire” - Nelly Furtado “Loba” – Shakira “La Luz del Ritmo” – Fabulosos Cadillacs "En cambio no" - Laura Pausini "Dime si te vas con él" - Flex feat. Mr. Saik "Ojos de culebra" - Lila Downs “Colgando en tus manos” – Carlos Baute feat. Marta Sánchez “Virtual Diva” – Don Omar “Odio Por Amor”- Juanes "Luchar por ella" - Draco Rosa “Ojos que no ven” – Alexis & Fido “Besos Fáciles” – Sonohra “International Love” – Fidel Nadal “Me Gusta, Me Gusta” – Silvestre Dangond (Silvestre & Juancho) “Te Presumo” – Banda El Recodo “Nunca Tendré” – Coti “Fuego” - Bomba Estereo "Contigo" - Fito Paez feat. Joaquín Sabina “Ella es bonita” – Natalia Lafourcade “Aquí estoy yo” - Luis Fonsi feat. Alek Syntek, Shajris Y Bisbal “Tenía tanto que darte” – Nena Daconte "Háblame" - Beto Cuevas "Ainda Gosto Dela" - Skank feat. Negra Li "Como duele" - Ricardo Arjona "Un violinista en tu tejado" - Melendi "Que te quería" - La Quinta Estación "Krazy (spanish version)" - Pitbull feat. Lil Jon "Janta" - Marcelo Camelo feat. Mallu Magalhães "Abusadora" - Wisin & Yandel "Tarde o temprano" - Tommy Torres "Inolvidable" - Reik "La vida tómbola" - Manu Chao
ALBUM OF THE YEAR
“Rió” – Aterciopelados “Los de atrás vienen conmigo” – Calle 13 “El Malo Vol. 2: Prisioneros del mambo” – Willy Colón “Musiquita” – Marta Gómez “Hellville de luxe” – Enrique Bunbury “Ojo de Culebra” - Lila Downs "Sagrado Corazón" - Doctor Krápula "Ivan Lins & Metropole Orchestra" - Ivan Lins "Un día en el mundo" - Vetusta Morla "Picotero" - Monareta "Esperando Verte" - Niña Pastori "Vino" - Draco Rosa "Estandarte" - Skank “Primavera Anticipada” – Laura Pausini “Cantora – Mercedes Sosa “Estalla / Blow Up” – Bomba Estereo “Dos Lágrimas” – Diego El Cigala “La mala” - Lena “No se si es Buenos Aires o Madrid” – Fito Páez “La Bodega” – Totó La Momposina “Talento de Barrio” – Daddy Yankee “Commercial” – Los Amigos Invisibles “Juntos para siempre” – Bebo Valdés & Chucho Valdés “Soy Sauce” –Mexican Institute of Sound "Reptilectric" - Zoe “Un Mañana” – Spinetta “Palabras del Silencio” – Luis Fonsi “Hu Hu Hu” – Natalia Lafourcade “Camino Verde” – Diana Navarro “The Last” – Aventura "Gracias" - Omara Portuondo "Sou" - Marcelo Camelo
SONG OF THE YEAR
“Para un poco"-Ricardo Montaner “Moving” - Macaco “No hay Nadie como tú” – Calle 13 feat. Café Tacvba "Rió” – Aterciopelados “Esa Muchachita” - Mauricio & Palodeagua “Manos al aire” - Nelly Furtado "Me fui" - Bebe “Ella es bonita” – Natalia Lafourcade "Quiero Ser" - Amaia Montero "Moving" - Macaco "Un violinista en tu tejado" - Melendi "Dime que si" - Los De adentro "Ainda Gosta Dela" - Skank “Aquí estoy yo” - Luis Fonsi feat. Alek Syntek, Shajris & Bisbal “Tenía tanto que darte” – Nena Daconte "Odio por amor" - Juanes “Colgando en tus manos” – Carlos Baute feat. Marta Sánchez "Día tras día" - Andrés Cepeda "Luchar por ella" - Draco Rosa "El modelo alfabético" - Carlos Vives & Rafael Pombo (varios artistas) "Janta" - Marcelo Camelo feat. Mallu Magalhães "En Cambio No" - Laura Pausini "Como duele" - Ricardo Arjona "Mi sueño" - Franco de Vita "Não É Proibido" - Marisa Monte "Basilio" - Marta Gómez "Causa & Efecto" - Mario Dom (Paulina Rubio) "Inolvidable" - Reik "A Cor Amarela" - Caetano Veloso "Tarde o temprano" - Tommy Torres "Me gusta, Me gusta" - Omar Geles (Silvestre & Juancho, and Elvis Crespo) "Agora Eu Já Sei" - Ivete Sangalo "Que te quería" - La Quinta estación "La vida tómbola" - Manu Chau "Loba" - Shakira & Jorge Drexler (Shakira)
BETS NEW ARTIST
Chocquibtown Bomba Estereo Sonohra Jimena Ángel Jonas Dolls Azafata Joao Basco & Vinicius Ciegosordomudos Rafael Barreto Banda de Turistas Sebastián Foglia Marta Gómez Katamarán Comadre Araña Audiotrópico Arcangel Eddy Lover Nena Daconte Pala Dragon & Caballero Makano Malalma Os Thomés Nina Mutal Tati Monte Rosa Paty Cantú Sóniko Vetusta Morla Peu Junior Delavil Teleradio Donoso Pipe Bueno
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Best New Artist: Mallu Magalhães Best Female Singer: Vanessa da Mata Best Female Singer: Mariana Aydar Best New Artist: Mariana Aydar
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For Your Oscar Consideration: Charlotte Gainsbourg, "Antichrist" - Best Actress in a Leading Role Sharlto Copley, "District 9" - Best Actor in a Leading Role Christoph Waltz, "Inglourious Basterds" - Best Actor in a Supporting Role
"Inglourious Basterds" - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction "District 9" - Best Editing, Best Visual Effects
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"Colgado en tus Manos" - Carlos Baute & Marta Sanchez has been a huge HIT, in Spain. Everywhere and Everytime this song you can hear it. I think it will get a nomination in the BIG FIELDS.
I love "NADIE COMO TU". Calle 13 sang it with EL CANTO DEL LOCO. I think their album "PETER PAN" will be somewhere. So La Oreja de VAn GOTH and AMAIA MONTERO, who i think she could manage a nomination for BEST NEW ARTIST. IF Lauryn Hill managed after being in FUGESS, she can do it either.
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Originally posted by Kams: Ojodiamante, look at my signature!!!
And I would add:
Best New Artist: Mallu Magalhães Best Female Singer: Vanessa da Mata Best Female Singer: Mariana Aydar Best New Artist: Mariana Aydar
Than U kams, and welcome again to this thread. I'll add your suggestions to the master list.
I'm falling in love for "Janta" by Marcelo Camelo, great great song. But "Amado" did not like to me.
By the way, is "sutilmente" by brazilian pop rock band SKANK a real contender for record and song of the year?
"Janta" is such a beautiful song. I am glad you liked it. It was elected the best brazilian song of 2008 by the brazilian issue of Rolling Stone.
"Amado", IMO, is one of the most beautiful songs of 2008. And Vanessa da Mata is a GREAT singer.
I don't know about "Sutilmente", but "Ainda Gosto Dela" by Skank feat. Negra Li could be a contender. It was a HUGE song here in Brazil.
I am very happy to see Marcelo Camelo on your initial choices list. I ADORE him and I would be so happy to see him nominated for a Latin Grammy. He deserves it. His album is just a little masterpiece (please, listen to songs like "Mais Tarde", "Téo e a Gaivota" and "Tudo Passa").
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For Your Oscar Consideration: Charlotte Gainsbourg, "Antichrist" - Best Actress in a Leading Role Sharlto Copley, "District 9" - Best Actor in a Leading Role Christoph Waltz, "Inglourious Basterds" - Best Actor in a Supporting Role
"Inglourious Basterds" - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction "District 9" - Best Editing, Best Visual Effects
Posts: 19881 | Location: Natal, RN, Brazil | Registered: October 21, 2002
I just heard "Janta" and I love it! Vanessa Da Mata is one of my favorites singers, her lyrics are great and "Amado" is very good, I would like very much if she get nominated on the General Field (last year "Boa Sorte/Good Luck" should've been). It's clear that it'll be a braziliam artist in the Best New Artist and I guess it'll be Marcelo Camelo or Mallu Magalhães. Another brazilians songs that did/are doing very well in Brazil are "Não É Proibido" from Marisa Monte, "Desabafo" from Marcelo D2, "Agora Eu Já Sei" from Ivete Sangalo.
I would love to see "Manos Al Aire" from Nelly Furtado nominated in ROTY and SOTY, the song is very good.
The locks. I guess that Laura Pausini and her album "Primavera Anticipada" will be nominated in Best Pop Vocal Album by a Female Artist. La Quinta Estación and their album "Sin Frenos" are lock in Best Pop Album By a Duo or Group. Calle 13 will get into the General Field.
FYC Academy Awards:
* Best Picture: An Education * Best Actress In A Leading Role: Carey Mulligan for An Education * Best Actor In A Leading Role: Colin Firth for A Single Man * Best Actress In A Supporting Role: Penélope Cruz for Nine * Best Actor In A Supporting Role: Michael Gambon for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Originally posted by Alex Pizziolo: It's clear that it'll be a braziliam artist in the Best New Artist and I guess it'll be Marcelo Camelo or Mallu Magalhães.
I agree. And I would add Mariana Aydar. I think she has a great chance to be nominated.
For Your Oscar Consideration: Charlotte Gainsbourg, "Antichrist" - Best Actress in a Leading Role Sharlto Copley, "District 9" - Best Actor in a Leading Role Christoph Waltz, "Inglourious Basterds" - Best Actor in a Supporting Role
"Inglourious Basterds" - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction "District 9" - Best Editing, Best Visual Effects
Posts: 19881 | Location: Natal, RN, Brazil | Registered: October 21, 2002
ALEJANDRA ALBERTI has just released her new (2nd) album titled "Vueltas". This album is quite different as compared to the first one; First single "9:33" and the video can be seen at some of the new songs can be listen to at: www.myspace.com/alejandraalberti Interestingly, the song "Vueltas" is feat with Mauricio Sanchez (The Claxons). This album may be competing (if submitted) in various categories.
Originally posted by John Nova: If Mallu Magalhães gets nominated to BNA, I'll kill myself. She is the worst brazilian 'singer' ever.
A lot of people would agree with you on that!! hahahahahahhaha
For Your Oscar Consideration: Charlotte Gainsbourg, "Antichrist" - Best Actress in a Leading Role Sharlto Copley, "District 9" - Best Actor in a Leading Role Christoph Waltz, "Inglourious Basterds" - Best Actor in a Supporting Role
"Inglourious Basterds" - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction "District 9" - Best Editing, Best Visual Effects
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Next Line: Monareta, Teleradio Donoso, Vetusta Morla, Jimena Angel, Alexander Acha, Marta Gómez, Azafata, Makano...
By the way, "Manos Al Aire" by NELLY FURTADO and "Loba" by SHAKIRA are in the race for Record of the Year and Song Of The Year. Also MACACO is everywhere. He was submitted in many categories (general field, alternative field, music video field)
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Skank's "Sutilmente" is a beautiful song that might get some nominations. If anything, it should at least get a Best Short Form Music Video nod.
Also, Os Paralamas do Sucesso released a new album this year, Brasil Afora, which will probably get nominations. The first single, "A lhe esperar" might also be a contender for a few nods.
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MY FINAL RECORD OF THE YEAR PREDICTION (Official LARAS Entry List):
1* "NO HAY NADIE COMO TU" - CALLE 13 feat. CAFÉ TACVBA: The amazing collaboration of these alternative bands in a great track looks like the strongest contender of the year for the prize. Remember, both are latin grammy favorites 2* "LOBA" - SHAKIRA The superstar factor with a brilliant song 3* "COLGANDO EN TUS MANOS" - CARLOS BAUTE feat. MARTHA SANCHEZ Representing the romantic side of the academy comes this track, a big hit in Spain that has been growing in Latin America . Luis Fonsi ("Aquí estoy yo") or Ricardo Arjona ("Como duele") could take this place too 4* "VIRTUAL DIVA" - DON OMAR With "I want you (calle 8)" by Pitbull and "Llamado de Emergencia" by Daddy Yankee out of competition, Don Omar (Virtual Diva) or even Wisin & Yandel ("Abusadora) could take the place that usually is given every year to tropical or urban music 5* "CAUSA Y EFECTO" - PAULINA RUBIO - The Divas War between Fanny Lu ("Tu no eres para mi"), Nelly Furtado ("Manos al aire") and Paulina Rubio is on fire, but now, with more than 5 weeks at # 1 in Latin Billboard lists, Paulina seems to be ahead
- DARKHORSES: "Moving" by Macaco, "Tu no eres para mi" by Fanny Lu, "Manos al aire" by Nelly Furtado, "Abusadora" Wisin & Yandel,and "Aquí estoy yo" by Luis Fonsi & friends.
- NEXT LINE: "Rio" by Aterciopelados, "En Cambio No" by Laura Pausini, "Ella es bonita" by Natalia Lafourcade, "Me Gusta, Me Gusta" by Silvestre Dangond (Silvestre & Juancho)
- THE PLEASANT SURPRISES: "Moving" by Macaco, "El modelo alfabético" by Carlos Vives & Various Artists, "La Luz del Ritmo" by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, "La Vida Tombola" by Manu Chao, "Electrotumbao" by The Pinkertones, "Ojos de Culebra" by Lila Downs, or "Esta Muchachita" by Mauricio & Palodeagua
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Originally posted by Andresg770: Skank's "Sutilmente" is a beautiful song that might get some nominations. If anything, it should at least get a Best Short Form Music Video nod.
"Sutilmente" wasn't submitted.
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