Premios Juventud 2026: Winners and highlights from the gala
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At a glance
- Premios Juventud held its 23rd ceremony in Marbella, Spain, recognizing nominees across 50 categories.
- Shakira won three awards, while Karol G took album of the year and Bad Bunny won male artist and tour of the year.
- The ceremony took place in Europe for the first time and honored Marc Anthony and Yandel as Agents of Change.
Shakira, Karol G and Bad Bunny led the winners at the 2026 Premios Juventud, held on Sept. 3 at the Starlite Auditorium in Marbella, Spain.
The 23rd edition of the Latin music awards recognized 338 nominees across 50 categories. Shakira won female Premios Juventud artist, best pop song for โBรฉsameโ with Alejandro Sanz, and best OMG collaboration for โDai Daiโ with Burna Boy.
Karol G won album of the year for โTropicoquetaโ and best urbano rhythmic song for โVerano rosa.โ Bad Bunny received the awards for male Premios Juventud artist and tour of the year.
Aitana, Alejandro Fernรกndez, Romeo Santos and Prince Royce were also among the ceremonyโs notable winners. Cazzu won best cumbia song for โCon otra,โ while Carรญn Leรณn and Alejandro Fernรกndez shared the award for favorite track with โMe estรก doliendo.โ Kenia OS and Lola รndigo won the Girl Power category for โFifty Fifty.โ
Santos Bravos won favorite group or duo and male new generation. Bizarrap was named producer of the year. Other winners included รngela Aguilar and Marc Anthony for perfect mix, Farruko, Greeicy and Steve Aoki for dance track, and Gabriel Soto and Angelique Boyer in the favorite actor and actress categories.
The gala was held in Europe for the first time, after previous editions in Miami, Puerto Rico and Panama. Marc Anthony and Yandel received the Agents of Change honor for their social and cultural impact. Farruko also presented โMarbella Nights,โ described as the awardsโ first official anthem, created with Juan Magรกn and Romeo Santos.
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