LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2023: Aitana, Feid & Manuel Turizo Lead the Nominations

They are followed by Lola Índigo, Myke Towers, Ozuna, and Karol G with 5, and Ana Mena, Quevedo, Bizarrap, Duki, and Shakira with 4

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Nerves, excitement, joy, smiles, and some tears of happiness. That’s the best summary of the LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2023 nominee dinner. Dozens of artists, celebrities, VIPs, influencers… gathered at the iconic Florida Retiro in Madrid (Spain) to find out who will be the top favorites at the biggest music celebration in for Latin and Spanish music in Europe. Aitana, Feid, and Manuel Turizo lead the nominations with their 6 nods, making them the ones to beat.

After a year in which Latin music has shone around the world, it’s only natural that Spanish-language music dominates the majority of nominations. In the Spain category, Aitana leads with the most nominations for the night. Her new musical adventure has earned her nominations for Best Artist, Best Album for «alpha,» Best Song for «Los Angeles,» Best Music Video for «Las Babys,» Best Collaboration for «Mi Amor» with Rels B, and Best Festival, Tour, or Concert for «Alpha Tour.»

Aitana’s «Alpha» project won’t have an easy path to success at the LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2023 because there are many artists who have made us enjoy and appreciate their music this year and deserve recognition. In her category, Lola Índigo (5), Ana Mena, and Quevedo (4) could also become big winners of the night.

The Latin Music Throne, Highly Contested

In Spain, the awards will be fiercely competitive, and the Global Latin category is no different. Feid and Manuel Turizo have managed to match Aitana’s number of nominations. Both Colombians have 6 nominations.

From Medellín, Ferxxo is nominated for Best Album with «Feliz Cumpleaños Ferxxo… Te Pirateamos el Álbum,» Best Urban Artist/Producer, Best Tour with «Ferxxo Nitro World Jam Tour,» Best Collaboration with «Classy 101» featuring Young Miko, and «Hey Mor» alongside Ozuna, and Best Urban Song with «Classy 101.»

Meanwhile, the artist from Montería (TRZ) is nominated for Best Latin Artist or Group, Best Album with «2000,» Best Latin Song, Best Music Video with «El Merengue,» Best Latin Collaboration with «Vagabundo» alongside Sebastián Yatra and Beéle, and Best Festival, Tour, or Concert with «2000 Tour.»Their success depends on competing with other prominent names in Latin music who have also triumphed in the list of nominations. Myke Towers, Ozuna, and Karol G have up to 5 nods each, and if the star power isn’t enough, Bizarrap, Duki, and Shakira are also lurking with 4 nominations each.

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FEID performs at Palacio de Los Deportes on August 16, 2023 in Mexico City, Mexico. Jaime Nogales/Medios y Media/Getty Images

LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2023, the biggest celebration of national and international music

If the competition in Spanish-language music is tough, what can we say about the international category! Four global stars, Taylor Swift, Sam Smith, Miley Cyrus, and Loreen, are competing for up to 3 awards each, with Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo not far behind with 2 nominations each.

The best-kept secret of the year has been unveiled, and now we can only wait to find out who will become the most awarded artist of 2023. All of this will happen in an award ceremony that will be as magical as each of the 17 previous editions of our 40 Principales Awards (now LOS40 Music Awards).

The countdown to November 3rd has begun, and the Wizink Center in Madrid is already waiting to welcome a unique parade of international stars from the music, film, television, and sports industries to enjoy an unforgettable award ceremony. Tickets have been sold out for months, and the audience will be treated to an unforgettable lineup of performances. So far, the lineup includes Camilo, Aitana, Vicco, Ana Mena, Loreen, Emilia, Nil Moliner, Lola Índigo, Álvaro de Luna, Abraham Mateo, Ozuna, Álvaro Soler, and Tom Odell.

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Ozuna performs onstage during Calibash Latin Music Festival at Crypto.com Arena on January 21, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. Scott Dudelson/Getty Images

Spain Category: Best Artist or Group

  • Álvaro de Luna
  • Aitana
  • Lola Índigo
  • David Bisbal
  • Quevedo
  • Ana Mena

Spain Category: Best Emerging Artist or Group

  • Vicco
  • Charlie USG
  • Hilario
  • Mar Lucas
  • Ters
  • Paula Koops

Spain Category: Best Album

  • Aitana – «Alpha»
  • Lola Índigo – «El Dragón»
  • Manuel Carrasco – «Corazón y Flecha»
  • Ana Mena – «Bellodrama»
  • Quevedo – «Donde Quiero Estar»
  • Beret – «Resiliencia»

Spain Category: Best Song

  • Aitana – «Los Ángeles»
  • Vicco – «Nochentera»
  • Álvaro de Luna – «Todo Contigo»
  • Lola Índigo – «El Tonto»
  • Chanel – «Clavaíto»
  • Rosalía – «Beso»

Spain Category: Best Music Video

  • Nil Moliner – «Vuela Alto»
  • Paula Cendejas – «Selena»
  • Marc Seguí – «5 Estrellas»
  • Abraham Mateo – «Maníaca»
  • Leo Rizzi – «No Siempre Quedará París»
  • Aitana – «Las Babys»

Spain Category: Best Artist or Group in Live Performance

  • David Bisbal
  • Manuel Carrasco
  • Bombai
  • Abraham Mateo
  • Ana Mena
  • Dani Fernández

Spain Category: Best Collaboration

  • Chanel and Abraham Mateo – «Clavaíto»
  • Lola Índigo and Quevedo – «El Tonto»
  • Marlon and Álvaro de Luna – «Olvidé Olvidarte»
  • Aitana and Rels B – «Mi Amor»
  • Manuel Carrasco and Morat – «Hasta por la Mañana»
  • Pablo Alborán and María Becerra – «Amigos»

Spain Category: Best Urban Artist or Group

  • Saiko
  • Quevedo
  • Rels B
  • Bad Gyal
  • Adexe and Nau
  • Chema Rivas

Spain Category: Best Emerging Urban Artist

  • Saiko
  • Nickzzy
  • Cesar AC
  • Almacor
  • Francis
  • Soge Culebra

Spain Category: Best Festival, Tour, or Concert

  • Love the Twenties
  • Lola Índigo – «El Dragón Tour»
  • Pablo Alborán – «La Cuarta Hoja Tour»
  • Aitana – «Alpha Tour»
  • Ana Mena – «Bellodrama Tour»
  • Boombastic

Spain Category: Best Artist or Group from 40 to 1

  • Álvaro Soler
  • Miki Núñez
  • Depol
  • Polo Nández
  • Walls
  • Zzoilo

Global Latin Category: Best Latin Artist or Group

  • Carín León
  • Karol G
  • Camilo
  • Shakira
  • Manuel Turizo
  • Maluma

Global Latin Category: Best Emerging Latin Artist or Group

  • Lil Cake
  • Peso Pluma
  • Milo J
  • Young Miko
  • Yng Lvcas
  • Emilia

Global Latin Category: Best Latin Album

  • Feid – «Feliz Cumpleaños Ferxxo, Te Pirateamos el Álbum»
  • Manuel Turizo – «2000»
  • Myke Towers – «La Vida es Una»
  • Karol G – «Mañana Será Bonito»
  • Ozuna – «Afro»
  • Rauw Alejandro – «Playa Saturno»

Global Latin Category: Best Latin Song

  • Maluma – «Coco Loco»
  • Eslabón Armado – «Ella Baila Sola»
  • Nathy Peluso – «Tonta»
  • Tini – «Cupido»
  • Manuel Turizo – «El Merengue»
  • Sebastián Yatra – «Vagabundo»

Global Latin Category: Best Latin Music Video

  • Bizarrap – «BZRP Music Sessions 53»
  • Anitta – «Funk Rave»
  • Manuel Turizo – «El Merengue»
  • Karol G – «TQG»
  • María Becerra – «Corazón Vacío»
  • Shakira – «Copa Vacía»

Global Latin Category: Best Latin Artist or Group in Live Performance

  • Ozuna
  • Mora
  • Duki
  • Myke Towers
  • Tini
  • Camilo

Global Latin Category: Best Latin Collaboration

  • Becky G and Omega – «Arranca»
  • Carín León and Camilo – «Ni Me Debes Ni Te Debo»
  • Sebastián Yatra, Manuel Turizo, and Beele – «Vagabundo»
  • Nathy Peluso and Tiago PZK – «Ella Tiene»
  • Emilia and Ludmilla – «No_Sé_Ve.mp3»
  • Eslabón Armado and Peso Pluma – «Ella Baila Sola»

Global Latin Category: Best Urban Latin Artist or Producer

  • Feid
  • Ozuna
  • María Becerra
  • Myke Towers
  • Bizarrap
  • Duki

Global Latin Category: Best Latin Festival, Tour, or Concert

  • Duki – «Antes de Ameri World Tour»
  • Feid – «Ferxxo Nitro Jam World Tour»
  • La Bresh
  • Rauw Alejandro – «Saturno World Tour»
  • Manuel Turizo – «2000 Tour»

Global Latin Category: Best Urban Latin Collaboration

  • Feid and Young Miko – «Classy 101»
  • Myke Towers and Daddy Yankee – «Uh Lala»
  • Lit Killah, Duki, Emilia, Tiago PZK, FMK, Rusherking, María Becerra, and Big One – «Los del Despacio»
  • Karol G and Shakira – «TQG»
  • Ozuna and Feid – «Hey Mor»
  • Bizarrap and Shakira – «BZRP Music Sessions 53»

Global Latin Category: Best Urban Latin Song

  • Myke Towers – «Lala»
  • Feid – «Classy 101»
  • Bad Bunny – «Where She Goes»
  • Ozuna – «Eva Longoria»
  • Karol G – «Gloria»
  • Jhayco – «Holanda»

International Category: Best International Artist or Group

  • Dua Lipa
  • Olivia Rodrigo
  • Loreen
  • Taylor Swift
  • Miley Cyrus
  • Sam Smith

International Category: Best International Album

  • Lewis Capaldi – «Broken by Desire to be Heavenly Sent»
  • Taylor Swift – «Midnights»
  • Miley Cyrus – «Endless Summer»
  • Sam Smith – «Gloria»
  • Ed Sheeran – «Substrac»
  • Olivia Rodrigo – «Guts»

International Category: Best International Song

  • Rema – «Calm Down»
  • Miley Cyrus – «Flowers»
  • Calvin Harris – «Miracle»
  • Dua Lipa – «Dance the Night»
  • Loreen – «Tattoo»
  • Sam Smith – «Unholy»

International Category: Best International Artist or Group in Live Performance

  • Coldplay
  • Tom Odell
  • Loreen
  • Beyoncé
  • Taylor Swift
  • Lizzo

Golden Music Award

  • Shakira