All the Latinx Stars Who Shined at the 2020 Grammys

Por Lena Hansen
Enero 27, 2020

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DEMI LOVATO

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The 2020 Grammy Awards were filled with emotional moments, like the return of Demi Lovato to the stage after her drug overdose in 2018. The singer, of Mexican descent, got a standing ovation after performing her powerful ballad "Anyone."

"What an unbelievable night," she reflected on Instagram. "My first time back on stage in almost 2 years. So emotional for me. Thank you all for the love, support and for sharing this moment with me. I love you all."

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CAMILA CABELLO

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Camila Cabello didn't take home the trophy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, but the Cuban American star shined on the red carpet and on stage.

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DADDY'S GIRL

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Camila performed her song "First Man" and gave her hand to her dad, Alejandro, who cried as he watched her from the audience.

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CARDI B

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Dominican American singer Cardi B and her husband, rapper Offset, shied away from the paparazzi on the red carpet but were spotted in the audience.

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POWER COUPLE

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The PDA-loving couple also attended the Pre-Grammy Gala and Grammy Salute to Industry Icons honoring Sean 'Diddy' Combs at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

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LUIS FONSI

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Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi and his wife, Spanish model Águeda López, dazzled on the red carpet.

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AYMEE NUVIOLA

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Cuban singer Aymee Nuviola took home the Grammy for Best Tropical Latin album. This year there was a tie in this category, with salsa crooner Marc Anthony winning the same award for his album Opus.

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ALEJANDRO SANZ

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Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz won the trophy for Best Latin Pop Album, beating Luis Fonsi, Maluma, Ricardo Montaner and Sebastián Yatra in the category.

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By Lena Hansen