Bizarrap won three Latin Grammys in one unforgettable evening

He was the first Argentinian to go on stage. And one of the big winners of the day. No doubt: Bizarrap has won three Latin Grammy Awards during the ceremony which took place in Seville, Spain.

Excited and perhaps even a little surprised, the producer found himself with three statuettes: for Best Urban Songin which he was nominated for “Bizarrap Music Sessions, Vol. 52”, with Quevedo; Best Pop Song, corresponding to “Bizarrap Music Sessions, Vol. 53” which he recorded with Shakira; and finally that of Song of the year again with the Colombian singer.

“I’m not used to speaking, but the recognition they are giving to this project that I started, in my room, with a computer, is impressive. Thank you very much,” Biza said.

And his smile, of course, was one of the most sought after at the Palace of Congresses and Exhibitions in the city of Seville, where he the 24th Latin Grammy Awards gala.

There were of course other personalities who experienced a magical night, like Shakira herself and Karol G. In addition, from the Ástor Piazzolla Quintet (she won the award for best tango album), Nathy Peluso (crowned in category Best Short Version Music Video) and Dante Spinetta (Best Alternative Song for “The Dark Side of the Heart”).

The complete list of Latin Grammy 2023 winners

• Best pop/rock album: Juanes.
• Best tropical album: Omara Portuondo.
• Best singer-songwriter album: Natalia Lafourcade – “De tous les fleurs”.
• Best singer-songwriter song: Natalia Lafourcade – “De tous les fleurs”.
• Best work of contemporary classical composition: Paquito D´Rivera.
• Best classical music album: Huascar Barradas.
• Best Portuguese language song: Tiago Lorc & Duda Rodrigues.
• Best Salsa Album: Grupo Niche and National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia.
• Best contemporary pop album in Portuguese: Xenia Franca.
• Best album of sertaneja music: Marília Mendonca.
• Best rock album: Molotov.
• Best Urban Song: Bizarrap and Quevedo – “Music Sessions, vol. 52″.
• Best folk album: Vicente García – “Camino al Sol”.
• Best Portuguese-language Roots music album: Gaby Amarantos – “Tecnoshow”.
• Best Christian Album: Eli Soares – “Nós”.
• Best packaging design: Gustavo Ramírez.
• Best Latin music album for children: Danilo y Chapis.
• Best tango album: Operation Tango.
• Best urban music album: Karol G – “Tomorrow will be beautiful. »
• Best pop vocal album: Julieta Venegas – “Tu historia”.
• Best Pop Song Shakira: Bzrp and Shakira – “Music Sessions, Vol. 53”.
• Best traditional pop vocal album: Andrés García – “Decimo Cuarto”.
• Best urban fusion/performance: Shakira and Karol G – “TQG”
• Best Reggaeton Performance: Tego Calderón – “The Recipe”.