The Latin American Music Awards are less than a month away on April 20. It’s sure to be a night full of music and fun as the best artists in Latin music are honored for their achievements. Hosted by Galilea Montijo, Julian Gil, and Natti Natasha, the annual award show will air live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on April 20 at 7p/6c on Univision, UniMás, and Galavisión. On Tuesday, Televisa Univision shared the first round of performers and it’s already proving to be a great lineup. Check out who you can expect to see on the stage below courtesy of Televisa Univision.
Guaynaa and Lele Pons
Newlyweds Guaynaa & Lele Pons will bring love to the stage, with a special medley including “Abajito” from their upcoming album “Capitulations.”
© Provided by Televisa UnivisionPrince Royce
Global bachata idol Prince Royce will not only perform but is receiving a special Pioneer Award for his career and trajectory. Royce is premiering one of his soon-to-be-released tracks and will also deliver a medley of his biggest hits alongside other great artists. The nine-time LATIN AMAs winner has 3 nominations this year.
© Provided by Televisa UnivisionMyke Towers
Fan favorite Myke Towers will deliver what is sure to be an unforgettable performance of “Mi Droga,” from his recent album “La Vida es Una.” The Puerto Rican star won Favorite Song at the LATIN AMAS last year for “Pareja del Año” with Sebastián Yatra.
© Provided by Televisa UnivisionBad Gyal
Spanish singer, songwriter, DJ, and model Bad Gyal will perform for the first time at the LATIN AMAs. The artist will present her latest single, “Chulo.”
© Provided by Televisa UnivisionEden Muñoz
Like Gyal, award-winning Mexican producer and singer-songwriter Eden Muñoz will take the LATIN AMAs stage for the first time. The regional Mexican singer will perform his hit song “Chale.” Muñoz is also nominated in 4 categories including New Artist Of The Year.
© Provided by Televisa UnivisionAnuel AA
Puerto Rican Latin trap star Anuel AA will take the stage to perform his latest hit “Mas Rica Que Ayer.” The six-time LATIN AMAs winner is nominated for Best Artist - Urban this year.
