One thing that became clear during the ceremony was there’s a lot of variety in latin music, and there’s also discord brewing between the popular and growing genre of reggaeton vs more classic and veteran music and musicians. Los Latin Grammys y La Polémica (highlights):
Uruguay’s Jorge Drexler with Chile’s Mon Laferte and Mexico’s Natalia Lafourcade, Sinaloa band Calibre 50, Carlos Vives with Catalina García and her band, the jazzy Monsieur Periné, J Balvin with Carla Morrison, the 25 year-old flamenco / hip-hop singer Rosalía from Catalonia, Puerto Rican singer Víctor Manuelle, 15 year-old Ángela Aguilar – daughter of Pepe Aguilar, and granddaughter of golden era icons Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre singing the classic “La Llorona”, winner of the Person of the Year award and the biggest rock band ever to emerge from Mexico – Maná, Pablo Alborán and Best New Artist winner Karol G.īefore we tell you more about the show and share some music, here are a few relevant Spanish vocab words:ĭiscurso (de agradecimiento) – (thank you/acceptance) speech The ceremony was all in Spanish and the actuaciones also included: The Latin Grammy’s is a great place to explore Spanish-language artists that you might enjoy and can use to practice your Spanish. You can catch some highlights from the show here: Halsey alo did a little singing in Spanish in her duet with Sebastián Yatra on No Hay Nadie Más 😉 But Will Smith did make an appearance at the Latin Grammys last Thursday, even throwing in some Spanish during his performance of está rico with Marc Anthony and Bad Bunny. No, don't go around bragging, noThat you've stolen my heartAnd I have nothing more Yes, I'd rather be the loserThe one who has given you everythingAnd I have nothing more I have nothing more. What more do you want from meWhen the past is proof of your loveAnd I don't have the courageTo escape from the pain foreverIt's too much of me to askFor us to continue in this hypocrisyHow much longer will I be able to liveIn the same lie If you don't speak Spanish and want to know why exactly Enrique thinks he's a loser, the translated lyrics are below: you're the one on a stage with people coming to see you. Do you know how many women would weep for his skin? Including his ex-girlfriend, Anna Kournikova? Did he just have a facial peel? The man is 38-years-old, people.Īlso, the song is very melancholy and weep-y, with Enrique looking yearningly at a beautiful woman in the crowd with another man while he sings.
The video dropped on Monday, and it looks like Enrique tweeted something sexy and forbidden about it in Spanish, but what the tweet really translates to is: My video with # elperdedor MarcoASolis is here! Check it out and give it a like, comment and share it!Įven though the ballad is called "The Loser," Enrique is totally not a loser. Enrique Iglesias must has sold his soul to the devil, because he looks like a sad (yet purring) Spanish teenager in his new video for his song, "El Perdedor," which translates to "The Loser." He duets with Mexican singer Marco Solis in the track, which is the second single off of his upcoming 2014 album.
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