Premio Lo Nuestro 2014
26th Lo Nuestro Awards | |
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Date | February 20, 2014 |
Site | Nielsen ratings ) |
The 26th Lo Nuestro Awards were presented by the American network
American singer Prince Royce earned three awards including Artist of the Year; American artist Marc Anthony received five accolades. Multiple winners also included deceased Mexican-American performer Jenni Rivera, Puerto-Rican American singers Tito El Bambino and Olga Tañón, Mexican-American norteño artist Gerardo Ortíz, and American rapper Pitbull. Puerto-Rican American artist Luis Fonsi and American singer Jencarlos Canela premiered their new singles, and the closing of the show featured the supergroup Salsa Giants. Most performers expressed solidarity with the Venezuelan protests during their participation on the show. The telecast garnered in average 9.5 million viewers in North America.
Winners and nominees
The nominees for the 26th Lo Nuestro Awards were announced on December 3, 2013 on the
Anthony became the night's biggest winner, receiving four accolades (Tropical Album, Tropical Song, Salsa Artist and
Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface and indicated with a double-dagger (‡).[12]
Presenters and performers
The following individuals and groups, listed in order of appearance, presented awards or performed musical numbers.[10]
Presenters
Presenter(s) | Category |
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Ana Brenda Contreras | Presenter of the award for Music Video |
Elizabeth Álvarez Benny Ibarra |
Presenter of the award for Regional Mexican Song |
Diego Luna | Presenter of the performance by Enrique Iglesias and Marco Antonio Solís |
Ninel Conde William Levy |
Presenters of the performance by Banda el Recodo |
Marjorie de Sousa | Presenter of the award for Tropical Song |
Ninel Conde | Presenter of the performance by Jencarlos Canela |
Ariadne Díaz El Dasa |
Presenters of the award for Pop Male Artist |
Fanny Lu Yandel |
Presenters of the award for Tribal Artist |
Altaír Jarabo Austin Mahone |
Presenters of the awards for Urban Artist and Urban Song of the Year |
Chiquis Rivera
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Presenters of the award for Regional Mexican Duo or Group |
Diego Luna | Presenter of the performance by Marco Antonio Solís |
Chiquis Rivera
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Presenters of the award for Tropical Artist Duo or Group |
Zuleyka Rivera Diogo Morgado |
Presenters of the award for Pop New Artist |
Pitbull | Presenter of the Excellence Award |
Chino & Nacho La Santa Cecilia |
Presenters of the award for Regional Mexican Female Artist |
Bárbara Bermudo | Presenter of the award for Artist of the Year |
Note: The remaining awards were announced at the Lo Nuestro Awards website.[10][13]
Musical performers
The telecast included seventeen musical performances. American singer Víctor Manuelle opened the show with "Mi Salsa Alegra la Fiesta". Mexican actor Diego Luna presented his film Cesar Chavez and the performance by Spanish singer-songwriter Enrique Iglesias, who featured two guests, Mexican artist Marco Antonio Solís (on his single "El Perdedor"), and Pitbull, on their collaborative song "I'm a Freak".[10] Puerto-Rican American singer Jencarlos Canela premiered his new single "Irreparable".[10]
Mexican-American performer
Puerto-Rican American singer Marc Anthony sung "Cambio de Piel" and "Vivir Mi Vida".[10] The final performers were the supergroup Salsa Giants, formed by producer Sergio George with singers Charlie Zaa, Cheo Feliciano, Ismael Miranda, José Alberto "El Canario", Nora, Oscar D'León, Tito Nieves, and Willy Chirino.[10][14]
Most performers expressed solidarity with the Venezuelan protests during their participation on the show, including Anthony, Iglesias, and Solís.[15] The Venezuelan duo Chino & Nacho said "it's time we raised our voice for a country that has lost respect for life, a country where ideological fanaticism has divided the people";[15] while Anthony declared "you are not alone."[10] Jencarlos Canela during his performance shouted: "Venezuela fight for your peace and freedom, we all are with you."[10] Solís and Daddy Yankee dedicated their awards to the country. The hosts, Ninel Conde and William Levy asked the audience to pray for Venezuela.[10]
Name(s) | Performed |
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Víctor Manuelle | "Mi Salsa Alegra la Fiesta" |
Enrique Iglesias Marco Antonio Solís Pitbull |
"El Perdedor"/"I'm a Freak" |
Jencarlos Canela | "Irreparable" |
Pepe Aguilar | "Cuánto Te Debo"/"Acá Entre Nos" |
Daddy Yankee | "La Nueva y la Ex" |
Alejandra Guzmán | "Mi Peor Error" |
J Balvin | "Tranquila" |
Marco Antonio Solís | "De Mil Amores" |
Yandel Daddy Yankee |
"Moviendo Caderas" |
Voz de Mando | "Ahora Resulta" |
Romeo Santos | "Propuesta Indecente" |
Marc Anthony | "Cambio de Piel"/"Vivir Mi Vida" |
Prince Royce | "Te Robaré" |
Gloria Trevi | "No Querías Lastimarme" |
Gerardo Ortíz | "Mujer de Piedra" |
Luis Fonsi | "Corazón en La Maleta" |
Salsa Giants Oscar D'León Nora José Alberto "El Canario" Willy Chirino Cheo Feliciano Ismael Miranda Tito Nieves Charlie Zaa |
Medley |
Source:[10]
Ceremony information
Categories and voting process
The categories considered were for the Pop, Tropical, Regional Mexican, Tribal, and Urban genres, with additional awards for the General Field that includes nominees from all genres, for the Artist of the Year, Collaboration and Music Video categories.[12] The nominees were selected through an online voting poll at the official website; the winners were chosen from a total of 130 nominations in 33 different categories.[13][14] The ceremony was produced by Antonio Guzmán, while Mexican singer Ninel Conde and Cuban American actor William Levy hosted the show.[1][2]
Ratings and reception
The American telecast on
See also
- 2013 in Latin music
- Latin Grammy Awards of 2013
- Latin Grammy Awards of 2014
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- ^ a b Cantor-Navas, Judy (February 21, 2014). "Artists from Rubén Blades to Enrique Iglesias Voice Support for Venezuela, Criticize Gov't". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved January 19, 2015.