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Premios Juventud 2026 artists with the biggest stage impact

Which Latin star shone the brightest at Premios Juventud 2026?

  1. Quevedo

    Sala de prensa de TelevisaUnivisionMaterial promocional de prensa para uso editorial - Cortesía de TelevisaUnivision

    1

    Quevedo

    Spanish singer and songwriter born in Madrid and raised in Gran Canaria, a key figure in contemporary Spanish-language urban music characterized by his recognizable baritone voice.

  2. Ángela Aguilar

    Ángela Aguilar Premios Lo Nuestro 2018VOS TVWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-3.0

    2

    Ángela Aguilar

    Mexican-American singer specializing in mariachi and traditional ranchera music, recognized for her lyrical vocal range and for belonging to the prestigious Aguilar musical dynasty.

  3. Morat

    Morat en conciertoAndrea Herrera / Secretaría de Cultura de la Ciudad de MéxicoWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-2.0

    3

    Morat

    Colombian folk-pop band formed in Bogotá, made up of four instrumentalists and singers celebrated for their organic sound driven by banjos, guitars, and anthemic choruses.

  4. Yandel

    Wisin y Yandel en Acceso Total (5349984687)Lunchbox LPWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-2.0

    4

    Yandel

    Puerto Rican reggaeton and urban pop singer, producer, and songwriter, a historic figure in Latin urban music both as a solo artist and in collaborations.

  5. Ana Mena

    Premios Goya 2026 - Ana Mena (cropped)Pedro J PachecoWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-4.0

    5

    Ana Mena

    Spanish singer and actress born in Estepona, Málaga, who has become an icon of Mediterranean pop and dance music with a strong presence in Spain and Italy.

  6. Manuel Carrasco

    2023-11-16 Gala de los Latin Grammy, 24 (Manuel Carrasco)Junta de AndalucíaWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-2.0

    6

    Manuel Carrasco

    Spanish singer-songwriter from Isla Cristina, Huelva, and an exponent of ballads and pop rock in Spanish, with a career characterized by poetic intimacy and massive concerts.

  7. La Oreja de Van Gogh

    La oreja de Van Gogh - Rock in Rio Madrid 2012 - 41Carlos DelgadoWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-3.0

    7

    La Oreja de Van Gogh

    Spanish pop and pop-rock band from San Sebastián, Basque Country, creators of generational anthems and considered one of the most successful groups in Spanish-language music.

  8. Santos Bravos

    Santos Bravos en el Tecate Emblema 2026 (cropped)IdkSGMWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-4.0

    8

    Santos Bravos

    Youth Latin pop group with urban influences, composed of five members from various countries under the HYBE Latin America label.

  9. Mau y Ricky

    Mau&Ricky LimaYalico OuttenWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-3.0

    9

    Mau y Ricky

    Venezuelan Latin pop and urban duo formed by brothers Mauricio and Ricardo Montaner, known for their danceable melodic style and songwriting talent.

  10. Christian Nodal

    Christian Nodal Regional MexicanoJG MUSICWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-4.0

    10

    Christian Nodal

    Mexican singer-songwriter born in Caborca, Sonora, creator of the mariacheño style, which blends traditional mariachi elements with norteño accordion arrangements.

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