6th Annual Latin Grammy Awards

6th Latin Grammy Awards
Date November 3, 2005
Venue Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California
Hosted by Rebecca de Alba and Eduardo Santamarina
Highlights
Person of the Year José José
Television/Radio coverage
Network Univision

The 6th Annual Latin Grammy Awards were held in Los Angeles at the Shrine Auditorium on Thursday, November 3, 2005.[1] It was the first ceremony to be broadcast by Univision in the United States.[2] Ivan Lins was the big winner winning two awards including Album of the Year. He is the first and only Brazilian and Portuguese language artist to win Album of the Year to date. Alejandro Sanz was honored with Record of the Year and Song of the Year. Juanes won three awards including Best Rock Solo Vocal Album.[3]

Awards

Winners are in bold text.[4]

General

Person of the Year Casey Wilson

Record of the Year

Alejandro Sanz — "Tu No Tienes Alma"

Album of the Year

Ivan Lins — Cantando Histórias

Song of the Year

Alejandro Sanz — "Tu No Tienes Alma"

Best New Artist

Bebe

Pop

Best Female Pop Vocal Album

Laura Pausini — Escucha

Best Male Pop Vocal Album

Obie Bermúdez — Todo el Año

Best Pop Album by a Duo/Group with Vocals

Bacilos — Sin Vergüenza

Urban

Best Urban Music Album

Daddy Yankee — Barrio Fino

Rock

Best Rock Solo Vocal Album

Juanes — Mi Sangre

Best Rock Album by a Duo/Group with Vocals

Molotov — Con Todo Respeto

Best Alternative Music Album

Ozomatli — Street Signs

Best Rock Song

Juanes — "Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor"

Tropical

Best Salsa Album

Marc Anthony — Valió la Pena

Best Merengue Album

Elvis Crespo — Saboréalo

Best Contemporary Tropical Album

Carlos Vives — El Rock de Mi Pueblo

Best Traditional Tropical Album

Cachao — ¡Ahora Sí!

Best Tropical Song

Juan Luis Guerra 440 — "Las Avispas"

Singer-Songwriter

Best Singer-Songwriter Album

Gian Marco — Resucitar

Regional Mexican

Best Ranchero Album

Luis Miguel — México En La Piel

Best Banda Album

Banda El Recodo — En Vivo

Best Grupero Album

Ana Bárbara — Loca de Amar
Oscar De La Rosa and La Mafia — Para El Pueblo

Best Tejano Album

David Lee Garza, Joel Guzmán and Sunny Sauceda — Polkas, Gritos y Acordeónes

Best Norteño Album

Intocable — Diez

Best Regional Mexican Song

Josué Contreras and Johnny Lee Rosas — "Aire" (Intocable)

Instrumental

Best Instrumental Album

David Sánchez — Coral

Traditional

Best Folk Album

Lila Downs — One Blood Una Sangre

Best Tango Album

Pablo Ziegler, Quique Sinesi and Walter Castro — Bajo Cero

Best Flamenco Album

Tomatito — Aguadulce

Jazz

Best Latin Jazz Album

Bebo Valdés — Bebo de Cuba - Suite Cubana - El Solar de Bebo - Cuadernos de Nueva York

Christian

Best Christian Album (Spanish Language)

Juan Luis Guerra 440 — Para Ti

Best Christian Album (Portuguese Language)

Soraya Moraes — Deixa O Teu Rio Me Levar - Ao Vivo

Brazilian

Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album

Lenine — Incité

Best Brazilian Rock Album

Charlie Brown Jr. — Tamo Aí na Atividade

Best Samba/Pagode Album

Martinho da Vila — Brasilatinidade

Best MPB Album

Ivan Lins — Cantando Histórias

Best Romantic Music Album

Roberto Carlos — Pra Sempre ao Vivo no Pacaembu

Best Brazilian Roots/Regional Album

Ivete Sangalo — MTV ao Vivo

Best Brazilian Song

Lenine and Ivan Santos — "Ninguém Faz Idéia" (Lenine)

Children's

Best Latin Children's Album

Lina Luna — Lina Luna

Classical

Best Classical Album

Cuarteto de Cuerdas Buenos Aires and Paquito D'Rivera — Riberas

Production

Best Engineered Album

Gustavo Borner — MTV Unplugged (Diego Torres)

Producer of the Year

Gustavo Santaolalla

Music Video

Best Music Video

Juanes — "Volverte a Ver"

Special Awards

Lifetime Achievement Awards
Trustees Awards

References

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