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Nominations for the XIII Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

Nominations for the XIII Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

The 2012 Latin GRAMMY Awards process registered a record-breaking more than 7,500 submissions over a 12-month eligibility period (Jul. 1, 2011 – June. 30, 2012), and all members of The Latin Recording Academy were able to submit entries for consideration through an online entry process for the first time. Latin GRAMMY ballots for the final round of voting will be mailed on Oct. 2 to the voting members of The Latin Recording Academy. They are due back to the accounting firm Deloitte by Oct. 23, when they will be tabulated and the results kept secret until the XIII Latin GRAMMY telecast. This year, for the first time, The Latin Recording Academy and Spotify will be working together to offer voting members and all music fans the opportunity to listen to nominated music for the XIII Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards.

The XIII Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards, set for Nov. 15 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas

And the nominees are:

GENERAL FIELD

Album Of The Year

Independiente — Ricardo Arjona

Un Pokito De Rocanrol — Bebe

Chico — Chico Buarque

Eso Es Lo Que Hay — ChocQuibTown

¿Con Quién Se Queda El Perro? — Jesse & Joy

MTV Unplugged — Juanes

Déjenme Llorar — Carla Morrison

Peligro — Reik

Dear Diz (Everyday I Think Of You) — Arturo Sandoval

Especial Ivete, Gil e Caetano — Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil & Ivete Sangalo

Record Of The Year

“Fuiste Tú” — Ricardo Arjona con Gaby Moreno

“Calentura” — ChocQuibTown Featuring Tego Calderón & Zully Murillo

“Que Te Vaya Mal” — Kany García

“En El Cielo No Hay Hospital” — Juan Luis Guerra

“¡Corre!” — Jesse & Joy

“Azul Sabina” — Juanes Featuring Joaquín Sabina

“Hasta Que Te Conocí” — Maná

“Atrás Da Porta” — Ivete Sangalo

“No Me Compares” — Alejandro Sanz

“Bésame Mucho” — Zoé

Song Of The Year

“Azul Sabina” — Juan Luis Guerra, Juanes & Joaquín Sabina, songwriters

(Juanes Featuring Joaquín Sabina)

“¡Corre!” — Jesse & Joy & Tommy Torres, songwriters (Jesse & Joy)

“Creo En Tí” — Kiko Cibrián, Gilberto Marín, Julio Ramírez & Mónica Vélez, songwriters (Reik)

“Déjenme Llorar — Carla Morrison, songwriter (Carla Morrison)

“En El Cielo No Hay Hospital” — Juan Luis Guerra, songwriter (Juan Luis Guerra)

“Estoy Hecho De Pedacitos De Ti” — Jose Luis Latorre, Antonio Orozco & Xavi Pérez, songwriters

(Antonio Orozco Featuring Alejandro Fernández)

“Extranjero” — Maycon Ananias & Cassyano Correr, songwriters (Maria Gadú)

“Fuiste Tú” — Ricardo Arjona, songwriter (Ricardo Arjona con Gaby Moreno)

“Invisible” — Amaury Gutiérrez & Gian Marco, songwriters (Gian Marco)

“No Me Compares” — Alejandro Sanz, songwriter (Alejandro Sanz)

Best New Artist

Gaby Amarantos

Deborah De Corral

Elain

Ulises Hadjis

Los Mesoneros

Juan Magán

Rosario Ortega

Piso 21

3BallMTY

Ana Victoria

POP FIELD

Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album

En Acústico — Pablo Alborán

Chambao — Chambao

¿Con Quién Se Queda El Perro? — Jesse & Joy

Bela y Sus Moskitas Muertas — Beatriz Luengo

Reconocer — Pamela Rodríguez

URBAN FIELD

Best Urban Music Album

Otro Nivel De Música Reloaded — J. Álvarez

The Original Gallo Del País — Tego Calderón

The Most Powerful Rookie — Farruko

MT02 New Generation — Don Omar

La Bala — Ana Tijoux

ROCK FIELD

Best Pop/Rock Album

Porfiado — El Cuarteto De Nos

Turista Del Amor — Jotdog

Diciembre — Leiva

Camino A Encontrarte — Los Claxons

La Cuenta Atrás — Vega

ALTERNATIVE FIELD

Best Alternative Music Album

Mundo Anfibio — Lisandro Aristimuño

Eso Es Lo Que Hay — ChocQuibTown

Cosas Perdidas — Ulises Hadjis

Sueño De La Máquina — Kinky

Déjenme Llorar — Carla Morrison

TROPICAL FIELD

Best Salsa Album

Eba Say Ajá — Rubén Blades & Cheo Feliciano

Soy y Seré — Luis Enrique

Watch Out! ¡Ten Cuidado! — Mambo Legends Orchestra

Busco En Pueblo — Victor Manuelle

Mi Última Grabación — Tito Nieves

Best Tropical Fusion Album

Afronauta — Caseroloops

Ilusión+ — Fonseca

Una y Otra Vez — Sergent Garcia

The King Of Dance — Juan Magán

Phase II — Prince Royce

REGIONAL MEXICAN FIELD

Best Ranchero Album

Más De Un Camino — Pepe Aguilar

Así — Shaila Dúrcal

No Que No… — Pedro Fernández

Aquí En El Rancho — Miguel y Miguel

Trio Ellas — Trio Ellas

Best Regional Mexican Song

“Ay Mi Mexico” — Ismael Gallegos & Alberto “Beto” Jimenez Maeda, songwriters

(Mariachi Divas De Cindy Shea)

“Como Me Acuerdo De Ti” — Charlie Corona & Jesse Turner, songwriters (Siggno)

“El Día Que Me Fuí” — Luis Carlos Monroy & Adrián Pieragostino, songwriters (Shaila Dúrcal)

“El Mejor Perfume” — Luis Carlos Monroy & Adrián Pieragostino, songwriters

(La Original Banda El Limón De Salvador Lizárraga)

“Vivo Contenta” — Manuel Eduardo Toscano, songwriter (Paquita La Del Barrio)

BRAZILIAN FIELD

Best MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) Album

Oásis De Bethânia — Maria Bethânia

João Bosco 40 Anos Depoís — João Bosco

Amorágio — Ivan Lins

O Que Você Quer Saber De Verdade — Marisa Monte

Raiz — Leila Pinheiro

Elo — Maria Rita

Especial Ivete, Gil e Caetano — Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil & Ivete Sangalo

Best Brazilian Song (Portuguese Language)

“A Doida” — Pretinho Da Serrinha, Leandro Fab & Seu Jorge, songwriters (Seu Jorge)

“Ai Se Eu Te Pego” — Antonio Dyggs & Sharon Axé Moi, songwriters (Michel Teló)

“Ainda Bem” — Arnaldo Antunes & Marisa Monte, songwriters (Marisa Monte)

“Amor É Pra Quem Ama” — Lenine & Ivan Santos, songwriters (Lenine)

“Querido Diário” — Chico Buarque, songwriter (Chico Buarque)

Producer Of The Year nominations go to Moogie Canazio, Gregg Field & Arturo Sandoval, Sergio George, Juan Luis Guerra, and Martin Terefe.

 

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