The famous Colombian singer and composer Shakira will be among the artists who will be honored for the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Grammy Latinos. Let us recall that the popular star is the second female artist with the most gramophones, so her image and impact on the awards ceremony are indisputable.
To kick off the Latin Grammys 25th anniversary celebrations, a series of exhibitions will be held in different neighborhoods of States Joined. Items from Latin Grammy winners and nominees as well as original pieces will be on display at the Paley Museum in New York, the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles and the Gary Nader Art Center in Miami.
Over there, Shakira coins and other items to be unveiledone of the most recognized artists by the Latin Recording Academy and who managed to win three more awards at the 24th edition of the awards held in the Spanish city of Seville.
“For 25 years, we have had the profound privilege of celebrating the excellence of Latin music, accompanying our musical creators in their global successes. These exhibitions are a magnificent opportunity to introduce the public to the magic of the Latin Grammys,” he said. Manuel Abud, CEO of the Latin Recording Academy.
From September 13 to November 3 at the Paley Museum, New YorkThe first exhibition will take place with the extraordinary story of the latin music and celebrates vibrant cultural richness. The second exhibition will run from September 19 to December 18 at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, located on the second floor of the Grammy Museum as part of the museum’s permanent Latin Music Gallery.
In addition to ShakiraOther artists will also be honored by the Latin Recording Academy, such as Santana, Celia Cross, Ruben Blades, Rosalie among others.
