Rosalía is back at the Latin Grammys. After three years away from the stage, the Spanish singer brought some of the highlights of the LUX tour to Las Vegas.
© GettyIn a medley featuring some of her most recent album's biggest hits, Rosalía performed on a stage that looked like clouds. She opened the Latin Grammys 2026 by performing "La Rumba del Perdón," "La Perla," and capping things off with "Dios Es Un Stalker."
For the performance, Rosalía opted for a striking olive green dress with a yellow halo dyed on the top of her head. Her dancers joined her as the performance progressed, wearing white clothes and golden halos.
You can check out a snippet of her performance below.
Rosalia's history with the Latin Grammys
Rosalia is one of this year's most nominated performers. Her fourth album, "LUX," received seven nominations, including some of the evening's most important awards, like Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Song. She's also nominated for Best Portuguese Song for "Memoria." For this album, Rosalía sang in 14 languages.
This year's performance marks her first Latin Grammys performance in three years. The last time she performed was in 2023, when the show was hosted in Spain, and she performed a Rocío Jurado cover. Rosalía hasn't performed an original song on the Grammys stage since 2022, when she performed "Despechá."
She kicked off the night, which includes performances from all manner of Latin artists, including Karol G, Daddy Yankee, Feid, Jorge Drexler, Rawayana, Elena Rose, and more.
© Getty Images for the The Latin RSpeaking ahead of her performance, Rosalia opened up about the process of making LUX and her tour, which she concluded earlier this year, and took her to countries all over the world. "What I learned the most was letting go. To not be afraid," she said in Spanish, in a red carpet interview.
She also revealed that she "always" feels nervous before a performance and the one ritual she does before every single performance. "Praying," she said.
"I can't take the stage if I don't pray before."
Rosalía has been nominated for 38 Latin Grammys throughout her career. She's won 11 of them.
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