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Calle13%20002.jpgPuerto Rico continued to represent in the Latin Grammy winner’s circle with Calle 13 sweeping every catagory they were nominated in. Catalina Sandino Moreno from Maria Full of Grace and John Leguizamo presented Calle 13 with the Latin Grammy for Best Short Form Video for Atrevete-te te. Julieta Venegas, who won in the pre-telecast for best Alternative album, presented along with Sin Bandera, Calle 13’s second win for Best New Artist. The press room broke into applause, meaning most felt that Calle 13 deserved this honor.

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GilbertoSantaRosa%2C%20Anais%20003.jpgBest Salsa Album went to el caballero de la salsa, Gilberto Santa Rosa. Although he had been nominated 7 times, one for each year the Latin Grammy Awards have been happening, this is his first win! Gilberto spoke to the press not just of his own 30 year career and win but about fellow Boricua, Ricky Martin who was named Person of the Year. Gilberto also added that salsa as a genre was so big that it could nd maybe should have have its own awards show. When asked about reggaeton as a genre, Gilberto said he respects reggaetón as an authentic Latino genre on par with salsa.

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7th Annual Latin Grammy Awards : Gustavo Cerati

11:40 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Events| Music · 4 Comments

3 Nov 2006

Argentino Gustavo Cerati on winning two Latin Grammy Awards yesterday at Madison Square Garden.

So unfortunately , La Mala was live at the 7th Annual Latin Grammy Awards but you all couldn’t be because of the ahem, less than helpful tech team at MSG couldn’t hook me up online.

Gustavo.jpgDuring the pre-telecast awards, el Rock Latino ruled.
Gustavo Cerati, won two awards, Best Rock Solo Vocal Album and Best Rock Song for Crimen. For those like me, who have been following Cerati from his Soda Stereo days, will be disappointed to hear that Soda Stereo has no plans in the near future to reunite but that it’s never out of the question.

Julieta%20Venegas.jpgThe darling of rock Mexicana Julieta Venegas won Best Alternative Music Album for Limon y Sal.

Best%20tropical.jpgTropical music is such a huge genre, including salsa and merengue, that all its facets couldn’t fit in the telecast alone so some awards were given in the pre-telecast. Included was best Traditional Tropical Album which went to Andy Montanez. He dedicated the award to his wife and Puerto Rico, saying that his win was a dream come true.

smalldress.jpgVivirLatino is off to check into the 7th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. The Spanish language coverage begins on Univision tonite at 7 pm live from the green carpet, but our Spanglish language coverage begins right here as soon as la Mala gets her computer setup. So be sure to check in……

In the meantime pick your faves and make your predictions of who will win, who will lose, and of course who just shouldn’t have worn that dress.

ricky.jpgAy Ricky. How I remember him when he was just an adolescent dancing in unison with other boys, waiting for his facial hair to grow in. Now look at him. Tonight Ricky Martin is being honored as The 2006 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year. Calle 13, Miguel Bosé, Don Omar,Juan Luis Guerra, Ludacris, Ednita Nazario, Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira all are at the Sheraton Hotel & Towers to pay tribute and recognize Ricky’s accomplishments as a world-renowned entertainer, consummate performer and passionate humanitarian (not to mention hottie). Ricky will even perform.

Via / Grammy.com

New Performers and Presenters Added to Latin Grammy Roster

10:41 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Events| Music| New York City · Comments Off

1 Nov 2006

grammy.jpg With just one day till the gran noche that the 7th Annual Latin Grammy Awards promises to be, the roster of musicians and celebs performing and presenting at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night keeps getting longer. Grupo Pesado was just added today as part of the performance line up. Presenters that were just added include Mr. Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, La 5a. Estación, Tego Calderón, René Lavan, John Leguizamo, Rosario, Sin Bandera, Paz Vega, and Julieta Venegas.

And yes finally I have shoes to go with my dress.

Via / Grammy.com

The Latin Grammy Awards Finally Hit the Big Apple with Big Sponsors

7:55 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Events| Music| New York City · Comments Off

31 Oct 2006

Newapartment%20024.jpgThe area around Madison Square Garden was abuzz more than usual yesterday morning. Walking down 33rd Street at around 9 am, it became obvious that the 7th Annual Latin Grammy Awards had finally hit New York City. Stage crews with huge trailers were setting up. Security was tight and eyed everyone walking down the street making sure no one tried to sneak inside the event, after all this is the first time the awards honoring Latino telent is being held in the Big Apple. And since the Big Apple is home to yours truely, I have to be there and I don’t have to sneak in. Yesterday, la Mala officially picked up her press credentials (I’ll spare you the horrible picture on it ….for now) allowing me, and by default, you readers, access to one of the hottest Spanish language accented events.

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