Premios Juventud’s 2026 European debut on the Starlite Marbella amphitheater celebrated the worldwide energy of Hispanic music, honoring main stars and showcasing rising expertise. Several artists tied for probably the most awards.
Spanish pop star Aitana received taking house three awards Aitana received three awards, together with Best Euro-Song for “Superestrella” and Best Pop Album for Cuarto Azul, serving to anchor an evening in which Shakira, Vicente Fernández, Prince Royce and Romeo Santos have been additionally triple winners.
Shakira received Best Pop Song for her observe “Bésame” with Alejandro Sanz and the OMG Collaboration award for her music “Dai Dai,” that includes Burna Boy.
Alejandro Fernández took house the Favorite Track award for “Me está doliendo,” featuring Carín León, the Best Pop/Ballad Song trophy for his “Sin despedida” collaboration with Carlos Rivera, and Best Mexican Banda Music for his duet with Vicente Fernández on the music “El Rey.”
Prince Royce and Romeo Santos received three tropical awards. Their observe “Dardos” was named Tropical Hit, whereas their music “Lokita por mí” received Tropical Mix. They additionally took house the Best Tropical Album award for his or her joint launch, Better Late Than Never.
Mexican singer-songwriter Carín León, who had been nominated for nine awards, picked up solely two.
Bad Bunny was named Male Artist of the Year and received Best Tour. Karol G picked up the Album of the Year title along with her file Tropicoqueta and Best Urban Rhythmic Song for her observe “Verano Rosa” with Feid.
Marc Anthony and Amaia Montero, lead singer of Oreja de Van Gogh. acquired the Agent of Change awards and carried out throughout Premios Juventud 2026.
Agent of Change and Performances
Antonio Banderas, Marc Anthony, Yandel and La Oreja de Van Gogh received the Agent of Change award for his or her cultural influence and social dedication.
Performances opened with Farruko, Juan Magán and DJ Rous performing “Marbella Nights,” and included Greeicy on “Yapaque” and “Madrid.” The lineup additionally featured Mau y Ricky, Natanael Cano, Santos Bravos, Elvis Crespo, Quevedo, Ángela Aguilar, Christian Nodal, Morat, Wisin, Kenia Os, Xavi, Kapo and others. Camilo carried out the worldwide launch of “Árbol.”
The night time featured a collection of performances and international debuts. Farruko, DJ Rous, and Juan Magán opened the present, carry outing “Marbella Nights,” the official theme music of the occasion.
Santos Bravos, the primary Latin boy band from HYBE Latin America, debuted with “Velocidade” and received the awards for Favorite Group or Duo and New Generation Male.
Merengue artist Elvis Crespo additionally made his first look on the ceremony, performing two tv world premieres, “Pa’ Bailar” and “La Graciosa,” alongside Quevedo.
Ángela Aguilar delivered a rendition of “Cielito Lindo” and Camilo carried out “Árbol,” providing a preview of his upcoming album, to be launchd on September 9.
The awards even have tv classes, with Angelique Boyer and Gabriel Soto selecting up trophies as favourite actors.
Below is the total listing of Premios Juventud 2026 winners:
Aitana (3)
• Best Euro-Song — Superestrella — with Plex
• Best Pop Album — Cuarto Azul
• Couple Goals — with Plex
Alejandro Fernández (3)
• My Favorite Track — Me está doliendo — with Carín León
• Best Pop/Ballad Song — Sin despedida — with Carlos Rivera
• Best Mexican Banda Music — El Rey — with Vicente Fernández
Prince Royce (3)
• Tropical Hit — Dardos — with Romeo Santos
• Tropical Mix — Lokita por mí — with Romeo Santos
• Best Tropical Album — Better Late Than Never — with Romeo Santos
Romeo Santos (3)
• Tropical Hit — Dardos — with Prince Royce
• Tropical Mix — Lokita por mí — with Prince Royce
• Best Tropical Album — Better Late Than Never — with Prince Royce
Shakira (3)
• Premios Juventud Female Artist
• OMG Collaboration — Dai Dai — with Burna Boy
• Best Pop Song — Bésame — with Alejandro Sanz
Angelique Boyer (2)
• My Favorite Actress — Doménica Montero
• They Make Me Fall in Love — Doménica Montero — with Marcus Ornellas
Bad Bunny (2)
• Premios Juventud Male Artist
• Best Tour — Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour
Beéle (2)
• Best Pop/Rhythmic Song — Yo y tú — with Quevedo & Ovy on the Drums
• Afrobeat of the Year — Enemigos — with Ozuna & Ovy on the Drums
Bizarrap (2)
• Producer of the Year
• Best Urban Track — Daddy Yankee: BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 0/66 — with Daddy Yankee
Carín León (2)
• My Favorite Track — Me está doliendo — with Alejandro Fernández
• Best Mexican Music Album — Palabra de To’s (Seca)
Grupo Frontera (2)
• Best Mexican Music Collaboration — Modo difícil — with Grupo Firme
• Best Mexican Music Fusion — No capea — with Xavi
Karol G (2)
• Album of the Year — Tropicoqueta
• Best Urban Rhythmic Song — Verano Rosa — with Feid
Ovy on the Drums (2)
• Afrobeat of the Year — Enemigos — with Ozuna & Beéle
• Best Pop/Rhythmic Song — Yo y tú — with Quevedo & Beéle
Santos Bravos (2)
• Favorite Group or Duo of the Year
• New Generation — Male Artist
Alejandro Sanz (1)
• Best Pop Song — Bésame — with Shakira
Alofoke Music (1)
• Best Dembow Song — Saca Punta — with Arlene MC, Jey One & La Mas Doll
Ángela Aguilar (1)
• The Perfect Collab — No quiero hablar — with Marc Anthony
Araya Vlogs (1)
• #Airplane Mode
Arcángel (1)
• Best Urban Trap Song — Que sensación (remix) — with Jezzy
Aria Vega (1)
• New Generation — Female Artist
Arlene MC (1)
• Best Dembow Song — Saca Punta — with Alofoke Music, Jey One & La Mas Doll
Burna Boy (1)
• OMG Collaboration — Dai Dai — with Shakira
Calibre 50 (1)
• Best Mexican Norteño Music — Me enamoré solo
Camila Fernández (1)
• Best Mexican Mariachi Music — Retumbando en el cora
Carlos Rivera (1)
• Best Pop/Ballad Song — Sin despedida — with Alejandro Fernández
Cazzu (1)
• Best Cumbia Song — Con otra
Daddy Yankee (1)
• Best Urban Track — Daddy Yankee: BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 0/66 — with Bizarrap
DJ Snake (1)
• Best Urban Mix — Tonto — with J Balvin & Ryan Castro
Farruko (1)
• Best Dance Track — Yapaque — with Greeicy & Steve Aoki
Feid (1)
• Best Urban Rhythmic Song — Verano Rosa — with Karol G
Gabriel Soto (1)
• My Favorite Actor — Monteverde
Greeicy (1)
• Best Dance Track — Yapaque — with Farruko & Steve Aoki
Grupo Firme (1)
• Best Mexican Music Collaboration — Modo difícil — with Grupo Frontera
Humbe (1)
• Best Pop Song — New Generation — Morfina
J Balvin (1)
• Best Urban Mix — Tonto — with Ryan Castro & DJ Snake
Jay Wheeler (1)
• Best Pop/Rock Song — Sin ti — with Morat
Jenny Solares (1)
• Best LOL
Jey One (1)
• Best Dembow Song — Saca Punta — with Arlene MC, Alofoke Music & La Mas Doll
Jezzy (1)
• Best Urban Trap Song — Que sensación (remix) — with Arcángel
Kenia Os (1)
• Girl Power — Fifty Fifty — with Lola Indigo
La Mas Doll (1)
• Best Dembow Song — Saca Punta — with Arlene MC, Alofoke Music & Jey One
Lola Indigo (1)
• Girl Power — Fifty Fifty — with Kenia Os
Lola Lolita (1)
• Creator of Spain
Maluma (1)
• Best Pop/Urban Song — Bronceador
Marc Anthony (1)
• The Perfect Collab — No quiero hablar — with Ángela Aguilar
Marcus Ornellas (1)
• They Make Me Fall in Love — Doménica Montero — with Angelique Boyer
Mercedes Roa (1)
• Soccer POV
Morat (1)
• Best Pop/Rock Song — Sin ti — with Jay Wheeler
Omar Camacho (1)
• New Generation — Mexican Music
Ozuna (1)
• Afrobeat of the Year — Enemigos — with Beéle & Ovy on the Drums
Pinky Promise (1)
• Podcast of the Year
Plex (1)
• Couple Goals — with Aitana
Quevedo (1)
• Best Pop/Rhythmic Song — Yo y tú — with Ovy on the Drums & Beéle
Ryan Castro (1)
• Best Urban Mix — Tonto — with J Balvin & DJ Snake
Stefanny Loaiza (1)
• Creator of the Year
Steve Aoki (1)
• Best Dance Track — Yapaque — with Farruko & Greeicy
Valeria Villalobos (1)
• #GettingReadyWith
Vicente Fernández (1)
• Best Mexican Banda Music — El Rey — with Alejandro Fernández
Xavi (1)
• Best Mexican Music Fusion — No capea — with Grupo Frontera
Young Miko (1)
• Best Urban Album — Do Not Disturb
This article was initially printed on Forbes.com