List of Spanish Grammy Award winners and nominees

The following is a list of Grammy Awards winners and nominees from Spain:

Winner(s) or Nominees(s)	Year	Category	Nominated for	Result
Andrés Segovia	1958	Best Instrumental Soloist Performance	Segovia Golden Jubilee	Won
	1986	Lifetime Achievement Award	Career	Won
Alejandro Sanz	2004	Best Latin Pop Album	No Es lo Mismo	Won
	2008		El Tren de los Momentos	Won
	2011		Paraiso Express	Won
	2016		Sirope	Nominated
	2020		#ElDisco	Won
Alicia de Larrocha	1967	Best Instrumental Soloist(s) Performance	Escenas Romanticas	Nominated
	1971		Alicia De Larrocha Plays Spanish Piano Music Of The 20th Century	Nominated
	1974		Albeniz: Iberia	Won
	1975		Ravel: Concerto For Left Hand And Concerto For Piano In G/Faure: Fantaisie For Piano And Orchestra	Won
			Falla: "Music Of Falla" (Three Cornered Hat, El Amor Brujo, etc.)	Nominated
	1977		Concertos From Spain	Nominated
			Granados: Goyescas	Nominated
	1982		Schumann: Concerto For Piano In A Minor/ Rachmaninoff: Concerto For Piano No. 2 In C Minor, Op. 18	Nominated
			Granados: Danzas Espanolas	Nominated
	1984		Schubert: Piano Sonata In B Flat, Major D. 960	Nominated
	1988		Albeniz: Iberia, Navarra, Suite Espagnola	Won
	1990		Mozart: Piano Sonatas (K. 283/331/332/333)	Nominated
	1991		Granados: Goyescas; Allegro De Concierto; Danza Lenta	Won
	1992		Mozart: Piano Concertos Nos. 23 And 24	Nominated
Braulio García	1988	Best Latin Pop Album	En Bancarrota	Nominated
	1988	Best Latin Pop Performance	Lo Bello y lo Prohibido	Nominated
Café Quijano	2001	Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album	La Extraordinaria Paradoja Del Sonido Quijano	Nominated
C. Tangana	2022	Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album	El Madrileño	Nominated
Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble[lower-alpha 1]	2017	Best World Music Album	Sing Me Home	Won
Duncan Dhu	1991	Best Latin Pop Album	Autobiografia	Nominated
Dyango	1989		Cae la Noche	Nominated
	1990		Suspiros	Nominated
Enrique Iglesias	1997		Enrique Iglesias	Won
	1998		Vivir	Nominated
	1999		Cosas del Amor	Nominated
	2001	Best Dance Recording	Be With You	Nominated
Gipsy Kings	1990	Best Contemporary Folk Recording	Bamboleo	Nominated
	1992	Best World Music Album	Este Mundo	Nominated
	1993		Gipsy Kings Live	Nominated
	1995		Love And Liberte	Nominated
	1997		Tierra Gitana	Nominated
	1998		Compas	Nominated
	2005	Best Contemporary World Music Album	Roots	Nominated
	2014	Best World Music Album[2]	Savor Flamenco	Won
Isabel Pantoja	1991	Best Latin Pop Album	Se Me Enamora el Alma	Nominated
Jordi Savall	2011	Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance	Dinastia Borja	Won
	2013	Best Opera Recording	Vivaldi: Il Teuzzone	Nominated
	2018	Best Classical Compendium	Les Routes de l'Esclavage	Nominated
José Luis Perales	1989	Best Latin Pop Album	Sueño de Libertad	Nominated
Julio Iglesias[3]	1981	Best Latin Recording	Hey	Nominated
	1983		Momentos	Nominated
Willie Nelson[lower-alpha 2] and Julio Iglesias	1986	Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal	"As Time Goes By"	Nominated
Julio Iglesias	1988	Best Latin Pop Album	Un Hombre Solo	Won
	1993		Calor	Nominated
	1995		La Carretera	Nominated
	1997		Tango	Nominated
La Oreja de Van Gogh	2004		Lo Que te Conté Mientras te Hacías la Dormida	Nominated
La Quinta Estacion	2010		Sin Frenos	Won
Miguel Bosé	2008		Papito	Nominated
Miguel Gallardo	1990		America	Nominated
Montserrat Caballé	1969	Best Classical Solo Vocal Album	Rossini: Rarities	Won
Nathy Peluso	2022	Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album	Calambre	Nominated
Niña Pastori	2015	Best Latin Pop Album	Raiz	Nominated
Pablo Alborán	2016		Terral	Nominated
	2019		Prometo	Nominated
	2022		Vértigo	Nominated
Paco de Lucía	2005	Best World Music Album	Cositas Buenas	Nominated
Pau Casals	1989	Lifetime Achievement Award	Career	Won
Plácido Domingo	1984	Best Latin Pop Album	Besame Mucho	Nominated
	1985		Siempre en Mi Corazón — Always in My Heart	Won
	1995		De Mi Alma Latina	Nominated
Raphael	1989		Las Apariencias	Nominated
	1993		Ave Fenix	Nominated
Rocío Dúrcal	1986	Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album	Canta A Juan Gabriel	Nominated
	1996	Best Latin Pop Album	Hay Amores Y Amores	Nominated
	2005	Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album	Alma Ranchera	Nominated
Rosalía	2020	Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album	El Mal Querer	Won
		Best New Artist	Herself	Nominated
	2023	Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album	Motomami	Won
		Best Music Film	Motomami (Rosalía Tiktok Live Performance)	Nominated
Vicente Amigo	2018	Best World Music Album	Memoria de los Sentidos	Nominated
Concha Buika	2013	Best Latin Jazz Album	La Noche Más Largawas	Nominated
	2018	Best World Music Album	Para Mi	Nominated
Camilo Sesto	1976	Best Latin Recording	"Quieres Ser Mi Amante"	Nominated
Shaila Durcal	2010	Best Regional Mexican Album	Corazon Rachero	Nominated
Bebe	2010	Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album	Y.	Nominated
The Three Tenors[lower-alpha 3]	1995	Album of the Year	The Three Tenors in Concert 1994	Nominated
		Best Pop Album		Nominated
	1991	Best Classical Vocal Performance	Carreras Domingo Pavarotti in Concert	Won
		Best Classical Album		Nominated
John McClure[lower-alpha 4]	1986	Best Cast Show Album	West Side Story	Won

Notes

1. Christina Pato^[1] was a member of a large musical collective, who performed on the album.
2. Willie Nelson is an American musician.
3. The Three Tenors consisted of José Carreras, Plácido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti. Whilst Carreras and Domingo are Spanish nationals, Pavarotti was an Italian national, as such they are not necessarily a Spanish Act.
4. The Grammy was awarded to McClure, an American producer, for the revival of West Side Story, written and conducted by Leonard Bernstein with performances by José Carreras and Kiri Te Kanawa.

References

1. Yo Yo Ma's Silk Route Ensemble wins Grammy for 'Sing Me Home'
2. Grammy noms by Gipsy Kings
3. Grammy Nominations and Wibs by Julio Iglesias