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Karol G wins Album of the Year at Latin Grammys


Karol G wins Album of the Year at Latin Grammys
Karol G wins Album of the Year at Latin Grammys / Photo: JORGE GUERRERO - AFP

Colombian singer Karol G won the coveted Album of the Year award for her LP "Manana sera bonito" at Thursday's Latin Grammy Awards, the first ever held outside the United States.

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"To have the Album of the Year is too (great)," she said as she was presented with the gramophone trophy on stage in the Spanish city of Seville.

"This album changed my life."

Also competing in the category were past Latin Award winners Ricky Martin and Andres Cepeda, as well as Pablo Alboran, Paula Arenas, Camilo, Juanes, Natalia Lafourcade, Fito Paez and Carlos Vives.

The 32-year-old singer won two other awards at the gala, including Best Urban Music Album for "Mañana será bonito" and Best Urban Performance for "Tqg", on which she collaborated with fellow Colombian star Shakira.

The Spanish and Portuguese-language music awards have been presented by the Latin Recording Academy since 2000.

O.Merendino--PV

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