Alejandro, Alex, and Vincente Fernandez will be seen as performing for the first time together. The 20th Latin grammy award will be set on the 14th of November in 2019 on Univision. Spanish artists Alejandro Sanz and Rosalía lead the nominations with eight and five nods, respectively. The first group of performance has already been announced by Latin Recording Academy for the 20th annual ceremony on October 29.
Spanish artist Alejandro Sanz and Rosalia will lead the nomination with eight and five nods, respectively. Sanz’s nominations include Album of the Year and Best Contemporary Pop Album for ELIDISCO, while two of his songs—”No Tenga Nada” and “Mi Persona Favorita” (featuring Camila Cabello)—are both competing for Song and Record of the Year.
On 29 October the Latin Grammy Academy has announced the first group of performance and for the first time, the three-generation of the Fernandez Family Alejandro, Alex, and Vicente will be seen as taking the stage together.
Reggaeton artists like Daddy Yankee have received nominations when the first nomination was announced.
As per the information which is being collected by the media that Daddy Yankee did not Hesitate while talking about himself. He said “Despite being nominated, I don’t agree with the way they treated the genre and a lot of my colleagues. Remember one very important thing: Their platform was not the one that created this movement. This goes beyond a prize. This is culture, credibility, relevance, and RESPECT,” he captioned an Instagram, adding, “Without reggaeton, there are no Latin Grammys” with a red X over a Latin Grammy Award on Instagram.
The statement has been released by the Latin grammy Academy after the backlash on social media o September 25, 2019.
According to Rolling Ston’s a piece of a statement :
“The Academy has never influenced their decisions, have always honored and respected their elections, even if there are people who do not agree with the results. Nevertheless, we hear the frustration and discontent. We invite the leaders of the urban community to get involved with the Academy, to get involved with the process, and to get involved with discussions that improve the Academy. At its core, The Latin Recording Academy belongs to its members, from all genres, and our doors are always open. Together we can all make it work. Let’s do it!”
