The past few years have seen strong showings from CD Baby artists at the Latin Grammys, and the 2020 Latin Grammys were no different. This year, 13 Latin-language CD Baby artist were nominated across eleven categories, along with one song composition. And 5 nominees claimed the coveted trophy during the ceremony (without audience or red carpet due to pandemic restrictions) on November 19th.
Join us in celebrating the 5 CD Baby Latin Grammy winners!
Best Folk Album
Artist: Susana Baca
Album: A Capella
Best Flamenco Album
Artist: Antonio Rey
Album: Flamenco Sin Fronteras
Best Latin Jazz / Jazz Album
Artist: Emilio Solla Tango Jazz Orchestra
Album: Puertos: Music From International Waters
Best Latin Children’s Album
Artist: Tina Kids
Album: Canta y Juega
Best Classical Album
Artist: Paulina Leisring & Domingo Pagliuca
Album: Eternal Gratitude
And congratulations to all the CD Baby artists for their Latin Grammy nominations!
Best Pop/Rock Album
Artist: Gina Chavez
Album: LA QUE MANDA
Best Portuguese Language Roots Album
Artist: Margareth Menezes
Album: AUTÊNTICA
Best Instrumental Album
Artist: Yamandu Costa Featuring Marcelo Jiran
Album: FESTEJO
Best Folk Album
Artist: Susana Baca
Album: A CAPELLA
Best Tango Album
Artist: Alejandro Fasanini
Album: CONTEMPORARY TANGO TRILOGY
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Artist: Pablo Estigarribia, Victor Lavallen, y Horacio Cabarcos
Album: COMME IL FAUT
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Artist: Rodolfo Mederos
Album: TANGO SACRO
Best Flamenco Album
Artist: Antonio Rey
Album: FLAMENCO SIN FRONTERAS
Best Latin Jazz/Jazz Album
Artist: Emilio Solla Tango Jazz Orchestra
Album: PUERTOS: MUSIC FROM INTERNATIONAL WATERS
Best Latin Children’s Album
Artist: Tina Kids
Album: CANTA Y JUEGA
Best Classical Album
Artist: Paulina Leisring & Domingo Pagliuca; Samuel Pilafian, album producer
Album: ETERNAL GRATITUDE
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Artist: Eddie Mora; (Carlos Chaves & Eddie Mora, album producers)
Album: LA VOZ DEL AVE
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Artist: Elena Rivera y El Cuarteto Latinoamericano; (JC Vertti, album producer)
Album: THE JULIET LETTERS
Best Classical Contemporary Composition
Composer: Eddie Mora
Composition: “SINE NOMINE”
Those numbers are a reflection of CD Baby’s ever-growing artist communities worldwide, but especially in Latin-language countries. Central and South America were the first major regions outside the U.S. to embrace CD Baby’s vision for a stronger independent artist community, and we’ve enjoyed a wonderful burgeoning relationship with Spanish and Portugese-speaking artists ever since.
We’re truly humbled by the massive success artists in those territories have reached and we’re happy we played a role in their music reaching larger audiences.
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