On the night of On Thursday, February 22, the 2024 Lo Nuestro Awards ceremony was held at the Kaseya Center in Miami (Florida, United States) y Karol G won the majority of awards and recognitions for which she was nominated. Her boyfriend, Feid, was also a great protagonist with her songs and collaborations, while Shakira and Maluma finished up a very Colombian night.
Apart from the presentation of awards and statuettes, there were presentations that left music lovers of yesterday and today very happy. Diego Torres, Víctor Manuel, Chayanne, Gente de Zona, Gloria Trevi, Don Omar, Pepe Aguilar, Ilegales, Ricardo Montaner, Wisin & Yandel, were the ones that revived the memories of many. While today’s stars were on the scene Maluma, Anitta, Banda MS, Camilo, Eladio Carrión, Grupo Frontera, Natti Natashaamong others.
Los The maximum nominees were Maluma with 14, Featherweight with 13, the group Frontera with 10 and they closed Karol G y Feid, each with 10 award nominations. Voting for the public was open until February 2, 2024 and 20 days later the award ceremony took place, leaving ‘la Bichota’ as the queen.
Colombian winners in Premios Lo Nuestro 2024
Los The most important awards in the female category went to Karol G and Shakirawhile Feid had great prominence in several growing categories and Maluma did not have the expected resultsnow part of the pop and not the urban genre:
- Artist of the year: Karol G
- Album of the year: Karol G – ‘Mañana Sera Bonito’
- Song of the year: Shakira and Bizarrap – ‘Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53’
- Tour of the year: Karol G – ‘Tour Tomorrow Will Be Nice’
- Perfect mix of the year: Maluma & Carin León – ‘Según Qui’
- Remix of the year: Karol G, Cris Mj & Ryan Castro – Una Noche en Medellín Remix
- Male Pop Artist of the Year: Maluma
- Female Pop Artist of the Year: Shakira
- Male Urban Artist of the Year: Feid
- Female Urban Artist of the Year: Karol G
- Urban Album of the Year: Karol G – ‘Mañana Sera Bonito’
- Urban Song of the Year: Feid & Young Miko – ‘Classy 101’
- Urban collaboration of the year: Karol G & Maldy – ‘Catúbela’
- Urban song of the year: Karol G & Shakira – ‘TQG’
- Pop-urban collaboration of the year: Shakira and Bizarrap – ‘Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53’
- Urban dance-pop song of the year: Dennis, MC Kevin O Chris, Maluma & Karol G – ‘Tá OK Remix’
More than a third of the awards went to Colombian artists or musical works that involved Colombian stars. And this is how the other awards were distributed, in very specific categories such as the original ones for Mexican music:
- New male artist: Featherweight
- New female artist: Kenia Os
- Crossover Collaboration of the Year: Black Eyed Peas & Daddy Yankee – ‘Bailar Contigo’
- Pop group or duo of the year: RBD
- Pop Song of the Year: Ha*Ash & Kenia Os – ‘Mi Salida Contigo’
- Ballad-pop song of the year: Ha*Ash & Reik – ‘Te Acuerdas’
- Urban-pop album of the year: Tini – ‘Cupido’
- Tropical Artist of the Year: Romeo Santos
- Album of the year: Romeo Santos – ‘Fórmula, Vol. 3’
- Tropical Song of the Year: Chayanne – ‘Bailando Bachata’
- Tropical Collaboration of the Year: Romeo Santos & Rosalía – ‘El Pañuelo’
- Regional Mexican Male Artist of the Year: Carin León
- Regional Mexican Female Artist of the Year: Yuridia
- Mexican Regional Group or Duo of the Year: Grupo Frontera
- New Regional Mexican Artist of the Year: Grupo Frontera
- Regional Mexican Album of the Year: Peso Pluma – ‘Génesis’
- Regional Mexican Song of the Year: Eslabón Armado & Peso Pluma – ‘She Baila Sola’
- Regional Mexican Collaboration of the Year: Maluma & Carin León – ‘Según Qui’
- Northern song of the year: Carin León – Indispensable
- Band song of the year: Banda El Recodo – ‘Al Ver Que Te Vas’
- Mariachi-ranchera song of the year: Yuridia & Ángela Aguilar – ‘Qué Agonía’
- Regional Mexican Fusion Song of the Year: Eslabón Armado & Peso Pluma – ‘She Baila Sola’
- Lifetime Achievement Award: Ana Bárbara
- Global Icon Award: Don Omar
- Excellence Award: Olga Tañón
Were 9 awards from Karol G, 4 awards from Shakira, 2 from Feid, 3 by Maluma. Great harvest and a new example of what Colombian music and artists mean internationally. AND By the year 2025, with what is coming from Shakira, surely the scenario could also be repeated, with the Barranquilla woman being the new monarch.