6th Latin Grammy Awards

Date	November 3, 2005
Venue	Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA
Network	Univision
Host	Rebecca de Alba, Eduardo Santamarina
Persona Del Año	Jose Jose

The 6th Annual Latin Grammy Awards were held in Los Angeles at the Shrine Auditorium on Thursday, November 3, 2005. It was the first ceremony to be broadcast by Univision in the United States. Ivan Lins was the big winner winning two awards including Album of the Year. He is the first and only Brazilian and Portuguese language artist to win Album of the Year to date. Alejandro Sanz was honored with Record of the Year and Song of the Year. Juanes won three awards including Best Rock Solo Vocal Album.

Contents 1 Winners 2 General Field 2.1 Record of the Year 2.2 Album of the Year 2.3 Song of the Year 2.4 Best New Artist 3 Pop Field 3.1 Best Female Pop Vocal Album 3.2 Best Male Pop Vocal Album 3.3 Best Pop Album by a Duo/Group With Vocals 4 Urban Field 4.1 Best Urban Music Album 5 Rock Field 5.1 Best Rock Solo Vocal Album 5.2 Best Rock Album by a Group or Duo 5.3 Best Alternative Music Album 5.4 Best Rock Song 6 Tropical Field 6.1 Best Salsa Album 6.2 Best Merengue Album 6.3 Best Contemporary Tropical Album 6.4 Best Traditional Tropical Album 6.5 Best Tropical Song 7 Singer-Songwriter Field 7.1 Best Singer-Songwriter Album 8 Regional Mexican Field 8.1 Best Ranchero Album 8.2 Best Banda Album 8.3 Best Grupero Album 8.4 Best Tejano Album 8.5 Best Norteño Album 8.6 Best Regional Mexican Song 9 Instrumental Field 9.1 Best Instrumental Album 10 Traditional Field 10.1 Best Folk Album 10.2 Best Tango Album 10.3 Best Flamenco Album 11 Jazz Field 11.1 Best Latin Jazz Album 12 Christian Field 12.1 Best Christian Album (Spanish Language) 12.2 Best Christian Album (Portuguese Language) 13 Brazilian Field 13.1 Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album 13.2 Best Brazilian Rock Album 13.3 Best Samba/Pagode Album 13.4 Best MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) Album 13.5 Best Romantic Music Album 13.6 Best Brazilian Roots/Regional Album 13.7 Best Brazilian Song (Portuguese Language) 14 Children's Field 14.1 Best Latin Children's Album 15 Classical Field 15.1 Best Classical Album 16 Production Field 16.1 Best Engineered Album 16.2 Producer Of The Year 17 Music Video Field 17.1 Best Music Video

[edit] Winners

[edit] General Field

[edit] Record of the Year

• "Tú No Tienes Alma" – Alejandro Sanz
  • Alejandro Sanz & Lulo Pérez, producers; Carlos Alvarez, Oscar Vinader & Rafa Sardina, engineers/mixers

[edit] Album of the Year

• "Cantando Histórias" –Ivan Lins
  • Moogie Canazio, producer; Moogie Canazio, engineer/mixer; Luiz Tornaghi & Moogie Canazio, mastering engineers

[edit] Song of the Year

• "Tú No Tienes Alma" – Alejandro Sanz, Songwriter (Alejandro Sanz)

[edit] Best New Artist

• Bebe

[edit] Pop Field

[edit] Best Female Pop Vocal Album

• "Escucha" – Laura Pausini

[edit] Best Male Pop Vocal Album

• "Todo El Año" – Obie Bermudez

[edit] Best Pop Album by a Duo/Group With Vocals

• "Sinvergüenza" – Bacilos

[edit] Urban Field

[edit] Best Urban Music Album

• "Barrio Fino" – Daddy Yankee

[edit] Rock Field

[edit] Best Rock Solo Vocal Album

• "Mi Sangre" – Juanes

[edit] Best Rock Album by a Group or Duo

• "Con Todo Respeto" : Molotov

[edit] Best Alternative Music Album

• "Street Signs" : Ozomatli

[edit] Best Rock Song

• "Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor" : Juanes, songwriter (Juanes, artist)

[edit] Tropical Field

[edit] Best Salsa Album

• "Valió La Pena" : Marc Anthony

[edit] Best Merengue Album

• "Saboréalo" : Elvis Crespo

[edit] Best Contemporary Tropical Album

• "El Rock De Mi Pueblo" : Carlos Vives

[edit] Best Traditional Tropical Album

• "Ahora Si!" : Cachao

[edit] Best Tropical Song

• "Las Avispas" : Juan Luis Guerra, Songwriter (Juan Luis Guerra 440)

[edit] Singer-Songwriter Field

[edit] Best Singer-Songwriter Album

• "Resucitar" : Gian Marco

[edit] Regional Mexican Field

[edit] Best Ranchero Album

• "México En La Piel" : Luis Miguel

[edit] Best Banda Album

• "En vivo" : Banda El Recodo De Cruz Lizarraga

[edit] Best Grupero Album

(TIE)

• "Loca de Amar" : Ana Barbara
• "Para El Pueblo" : Oscar De La Rosa and La Mafia

[edit] Best Tejano Album

• "Polkas, Gritos y Acordeones" : David Lee Garza, Joel Guzman & Sunny Sauceda

[edit] Best Norteño Album

• "Diez" : Intocable

[edit] Best Regional Mexican Song

• "Aire" : Josué Contreras & Johnny Lee Rosas, Songwriters (Intocable)

[edit] Instrumental Field

[edit] Best Instrumental Album

• "Coral" : David Sánchez

[edit] Traditional Field

[edit] Best Folk Album

• "One Blood Una Sangre" : Lila Downs

[edit] Best Tango Album

• "Bajo Cero" : Pablo Ziegler, Quique Sinesi & Walter Castro

[edit] Best Flamenco Album

• "Aguadulce" : Tomatito

[edit] Jazz Field

[edit] Best Latin Jazz Album

• "Bebo De Cuba - Suite Cubana - El Solar De Bebo - Cuadernos De Nueva York" : Bebo Valdés

[edit] Christian Field

[edit] Best Christian Album (Spanish Language)

• "Para Ti" : Juan Luis Guerra 440

[edit] Best Christian Album (Portuguese Language)

• "Deixa O Teu Rio Me Levar - Ao Vivo" : Soraya Moraes

[edit] Brazilian Field

[edit] Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album

• "Incite" : Lenine

[edit] Best Brazilian Rock Album

• "Tamo Aí Na Atividade" : Charlie Brown Jr.

[edit] Best Samba/Pagode Album

• "Brasilatinidade" : Martinho da Vila

[edit] Best MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) Album

• "Cantando Histórias" : Ivan Lins

[edit] Best Romantic Music Album

• "Pra Sempre Ao Vivo No Pacaembu" : Roberto Carlos

[edit] Best Brazilian Roots/Regional Album

• "MTV Ao Vivo" : Ivete Sangalo

[edit] Best Brazilian Song (Portuguese Language)

• "Ninguém Faz Idéia" : Lenine & Ivan Santos, songwriters (Lenine, artist)

[edit] Children's Field

[edit] Best Latin Children's Album

• "Lina Luna" : Lina Luna

[edit] Classical Field

[edit] Best Classical Album

• "Riberas" : Cuarteto De Cuerdas Buenos Aires & Paquito D'Rivera

[edit] Production Field

[edit] Best Engineered Album

• "MTV Unplugged" : Gustavo Borner, engineer; Gustavo Borner, mastering engineer

[edit] Producer Of The Year

• Gustavo Santaolalla

[edit] Music Video Field

[edit] Best Music Video

• "Volverte A Ver" : Juanes
  • Gustavo Garzon, video director; Cecilia Sagredo, video producer

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