Rosalia Wins Album and Song of the Year at the Latin Grammys as Milo J Takes Record of the Year

An AFP report carried by Yahoo Entertainment in the early hours of Friday counted five wins for Rosalia, taking in album of the year, best alternative album, best pop song, best short-form music video and song of the year as a songwriter. It put Milo J on four, adding best folk album, best urban or urban fusion performance and best recording package to his record of the year.

What did Edgar Barrera, Karol G and Anitta win?

Edgar Barrera, who went into the night with a field-leading 10 nominations, was named producer of the year, according to the Academy list. The songwriter of the year award went to Sara Schell.

Karol G won best urban music album for Tropicoqueta, and Anitta took the award for best Portuguese-language contemporary pop album, the same Yahoo report says. Both had been nominated for album of the year, so neither converted that shot into the top prize, but each left with a category win from a night in which the Recording Academy handed out awards across 60 categories.

What happens next for the winners?

The Academy's list shows the full set of winners across all 60 categories, covering recordings released between 1 June 2025 and 31 May 2026, the same eligibility window the nominations used. Rosalia's and Milo J's tallies depend on the source: the AFP count is five and four, but other listings of the night's categories can differ, so treat the totals as provisional until the Academy publishes its own.

Rosalia's album and song wins come from the same record, LUX (Complete Works), and Milo J's record of the year is one of several awards tied to his album. Barrera, for his part, had been credited as album producer on Tropicoqueta and MUDA, both album of the year nominees, before the night began. The Academy's own full list, linked above, is the reference to check the remaining categories against.