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2022 award ceremony From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The 18th Los 40 Music Awards, also named Los 40 Music Awards Santander 2023 for sponsorship reasons, took place on 3 November 2023, at WiZink Center in Madrid, to recognize the best in Spanish and international music of 2023.[1]
LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2023 | |
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Date | 3 November 2023 |
Location | WiZink Center, Madrid |
Presented by | Los 40 |
Hosted by | Tony Aguilar Dani Moreno Cristina Boscá |
Most awards | Manuel Turizo (3) |
Most nominations | Manuel Turizo (7)[lower-alpha 1] |
Website | los40 |
The nominations were announced on 17 October 2023. Colombian singer Manuel Turizo led the nominations with seven, followed by Aitana and Feid, with six each.[2] In the Spanish categories, the award for Best New Urban Act was introduced, while in the Global Latin categories, Best Urban Collaboration and Best Urban Song were introduced. In the International categories, four awards previously awarded were not presented: Best New Act, Best Video, Best Collaboration and Best Dance Act
The following is a list of artists slated to perform at the award show so far:[3]
Artist(s) | Song(s) |
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Ozuna | "Caramelo" "Eva Longoria" "Hey Mor" |
Emilia | "GTA" "No Se Ve" |
Camilo | "El Mismo Aire" "Favorito" "Vida de Rico" "Kesi" "Índigo" (with Evaluna Montaner) |
Vicco | "Nochentera" |
María Becerra | "Corazón Vacío" "Piscina" "Los del Espacio" |
Abraham Mateo | "Maníaca" |
Lola Índigo | "Corazones Rotos" "El Tonto" |
Álvaro de Luna | "Todo Contigo" |
Take That | "Windows" "Patience" |
Ana Mena | "Un Clásico" "Madrid City" |
Rels B | "Un Rodeoooo" |
Tom Odell | "Black Friday" "Another Love" |
Shakira | "Acróstico" (filmed in Miami) |
Manuel Turizo | "La Bachata" "El Merengue" |
Álvaro Soler | "Oxígeno" |
Loreen | "Euphoria" "Is It Love" "Tattoo" |
Chanel | "Loka" (with Maikel Delacalle) "Clavaíto" (with Abraham Mateo) |
Nil Moliner | "Vuela Alto" "Libertad" |
David Bisbal | "Tengo Roto el Corazón" "Ajedrez" "Ave María" |
Saiko | "Polaris" "Supernova" |
Aitana | "Los Ángeles" "Las Babys" "Mi Amor" |
Feid | "Classy 101" (with Young Miko) "Bubalú" |
The nominees were revealed on 17 October 2023.[4] Winners are listed first and bold.[5]
Spain | |
Best Act | Best New Act |
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Best Album | Best Song |
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Best Video | Best Live Act |
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Best Collaboration | Del 40 al 1 Award |
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Best Urban Act | Best New Urban Act |
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Best Tour, Festival or Concert | |
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International | |
Best Act | Best Live Act |
Best Album | Best Song |
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Global Latin | |
Best Act | Best New Act |
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Best Album | Best Song |
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Best Video | Best Live Act |
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Best Collaboration | Best Urban Act or Producer |
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Best Tour, Festival or Concert | Best Urban Collaboration |
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Best Urban Song | |
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Golden Music Award | |
Shakira[6] Take That Ozuna |
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