Rosalía’s “Motomami” Wins the Grammy for Best Alternative Latin Album

Rosalía’s “Motomami” wins the Grammy for Best Alternative Latin Album Rosalía wins the Grammy for best alternative or rock Latin album at the 65th edition of these awards that were held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

Rosalía wins the Grammy for best alternative or rock Latin album in the 65th edition of these awards that are being held this Sunday at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, announced the United States Recording Academy.

The Catalan artist, who did not attend the pre-gala for these awards, was competing with “Tinta y Tiempo” by Jorge Drexler; “1940 Carmen”, Mon Laferte; “Allegory”, by Gaby Moreno; and with “Los Años Salvajes”, a work by Fito Páez.

It is not the first Anglo-Saxon Grammy for the singer Rosalía who also won the award in the same category in 2020, a year in which she was also nominated for best new artist.

Rosalía also opts for the gramophone that recognizes the best long-form music video for “Motomami (Tik Tok Live Performance)” in this edition.

Rosalía’s Motomami at the 2023 Grammys

The commercial success of his album “Motomami” presaged that in November he could sneak into the album of the year nominations, one of the main categories, something that did not end up happening to the disappointment of much of the critics and the public.

More if possible after she was one of the great winners in the last Latin Grammys, taking four gramophones in the sections of best recording engineering, best packaging design, best alternative music album and the jewel in the crown: best album of the year for “Motomami”.

The gap left by Rosalía as Hispanic representative in the category of best album of the year at this 65th American Grammy, was filled by the Puerto Rican Bad Bunny with “Un Verano Sin Ti”.

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bad bunny made history

Also known as “Bad Rabbit” he made history by being the first artist to be a finalist in that section with a production entirely in Spanish.

The 65th Grammy Awards is taking place this Sunday at the Crypto.com Arena, a venue known for being the home where the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers basketball teams play their games.

It should be noted that due to the large number of categories recognized by the Grammys, the Recording Academy divides its ceremony into two parts: a pre-gala, which is not televised and where most of the awards are given; and the big ceremony, which takes place later in the afternoon and announces the most popular awards before the cameras.

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