A Latin Academy and Recording Arts announced this Thursday (4) that, for the first time in the organization’s history, the 24th night of the Latin Grammy will be held in November 16thto the Convention and Exhibition Center (FIBES), in Seville, in Spain. Nominees for the award will be announced next Tuesday (19).
The announcement also marks the official start of a three-year partnership between Latin Academy and the Council of Andalusiawhich will sponsor the current delivery of the Latin Grammywhich includes institutional sponsorships and television broadcasts.
“It is an honor to be able to celebrate our Latin Grammy Week in Seville and commit ourselves to our mission to uplift Latin music and its creators around the world. We are confident it will be a memorable celebration.”he said Manuel Abumanaging director of Latin Recording Academy.
“We are thrilled to produce the Latin Grammys for the first time, which this year will be in Spain, and with this new partnership with the prestigious RTVE”he said Ignacio Mayerpresident of Televisa Univision we United States of America. “This is an extraordinary time for Latin music globally and we are confident that this partnership with RTVE, and the passion and energy Univision brings to the show, will make history and provide an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves and appreciates the music in Latin America. All over the world.”
“It will be an honor for RTVE to participate in the broadcasting and production of the 24th Latin Grammy Awards”he said Elena Sanchez knightpresident of Radio Television Española. “Music is more than an art form, it’s a vehicle that brings us together collectively, and we look forward to providing the best possible coverage to our viewers.”
Source: Terra

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