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Fuerza Regida and Rosalía shine at Miami's 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards

The 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards at Miami's James L. Knight Center highlighted música mexicana and featured multiple wins for Fuerza Regida and Rosalía.

Oct 23, 2026, 1:40 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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The 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards took place at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, where Fuerza Regida emerged as the night's biggest winner with eight awards, according to the Miami New Times. The group notably earned four awards for their song "Malboro Rojo," including Hot Latin Song of the Year and Regional Mexican Song of the Year, underscoring the growing influence of música mexicana in the Latin music industry.

Fuerza Regida also received the Billboard Vanguard Award, recognizing their innovation and role in expanding the reach of Mexican music to new audiences. Their success at the awards reflects both commercial achievement and industry recognition within Miami's Latin music scene.

Meanwhile, Rosalía, who attended the event in Miami, won four major awards including the Billboard Hall of Fame Award and Latin Pop Artist of the Year, Solo, as reported by Harper's Bazaar. She was praised for her latest album "LUX" and her collaboration on the song "La Perla."

Rosalía's presence at the event was marked by three distinctive fashion looks, all in black, that complemented her theatrical and passionate musical style. She emphasized the unifying power of music in her acceptance speeches.

The awards night in Miami showcased the prominence of Latin music genres and artists, with música mexicana taking a central role alongside pop and other styles. The event highlighted Miami's ongoing importance as a hub for Latin music culture and industry events.

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