Todas las actuaciones en los Premios Billboard de la Música Latina 2026 (Actualizando)

The 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards took center stage at Miami’s James L. Knight Center on October 22, spotlighting a vibrant array of Latin music artists and styles. Broadcast live on Telemundo and Peacock, the event brought together a diverse lineup that ranged from seasoned legends to rising stars, illustrating the dynamic scope of contemporary Latin music.

The ceremony unfolded amid the bustling activities of Billboard Latin Music Week in Miami Beach, a gathering that underscored the genre’s expanding global influence. Industry showcases, panel discussions, and networking events throughout the week set the stage for the awards, emphasizing the continuous evolution and cross-generational appeal of Latin music.

Onstage performances reflected this variety, embracing genres such as Mexican regional, reggaetón, salsa, pop, tropical rhythms, and cumbia. The night opened with a spirited salsa collaboration between Elvis Crespo and Víctor Manuelle, whose rendition of “La gozadera” energized the audience with infectious tropical beats.

In a poignant moment, Nanpa Básico and Nella delivered a touching interpretation of “Todo cambia,” a folk classic, accompanied by visuals depicting earthquake devastation in Latin America. Their performance transformed from scenes of destruction to imagery of regrowth, highlighting themes of resilience and hope.

Innovative staging and theatricality marked several acts. Fuerza Regida’s performance of “Pues ya ni pedo” incorporated surreal elements, including dancers in straitjackets and masked figures, culminating in a surprise reveal that blended musical storytelling with visual spectacle.

Emerging Colombian artist Kapo presented “Reina (Kriminal),” merging afrobeats with Latin rhythms in a vibrant display of dance and tropical aesthetics that reflected his notable presence on the Billboard Colombia Hot 100 chart.

The ceremony also embraced deep cultural roots and social movements. Pututi, Nesty, and Erick Brian infused the stage with the pulsating energy of Cuban reparto music, highlighting its growing prominence within the Latin music landscape.

Collaborations brought soulful textures and intimate atmospheres, exemplified by Pablo Alborán and Riza’s acoustic performance of “Deditos cruzados,” blending Middle Eastern influences with heartfelt lyricism.

The evening paid homage to enduring musical legacies. Artists including Carlos Rivera, Yahritza y Su Esencia, Paola Jara, Jessi Uribe, and Pablo Alborán honored the memory of Juan Gabriel with a medley celebrating his timeless contributions to Mexican music.

Veteran performers Wisin and Ivy Queen energized the crowd with a nostalgic yet fresh rendition of “Hasta abajo,” set in a school-themed environment that combined youthful energy with reggaetón’s enduring appeal.

Contemporary urban rhythms were well represented by Ozuna, whose set transitioned from an intimate studio vibe to a lively stage filled with choreographed dancers, reaffirming his status as a leading figure in the genre.

Cristian Castro, recognized with the Billboard Career Achievement Award, joined forces with Ha*Ash to perform “Antes que te cases,” exuding classic romanticism and vocal prowess in a wedding-themed presentation that resonated with the audience.

Further diversifying the program, Nanpa Básico returned with Melymel for a reggae-inflected performance of “Mamá no llores,” showcasing a rawer, dancehall-inspired sound.

Pop group Santos Bravos captivated with their high-energy number “Kawasaki,” delivering a polished, K-pop-influenced choreography that underscored their rising popularity among Latin pop audiences.

The closing act by La Nueva Ola de Cumbia transformed the stage into a carnival-like celebration, with metallic costumes and festive choreography under a large suspended moon, ending the night on an exuberant note.

The 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards highlighted not only the genre’s rich diversity but also its ongoing innovation and cultural significance, uniting a spectrum of artists who continue to propel Latin music onto the global stage.