27th Latin GRAMMY Awards Backstage Gallery: Producer of the Year Edgar Barrera and the Night's Winning Moments
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — The 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards unfolded across Las Vegas, Nevada, on Thursday, November 12, 2026. At the afternoon Premiere ceremony at the MGM Grand Conference Center, the night's most-nominated artist, Edgar Barrera, lifted the Producer of the Year trophy, Jorge Drexler collected three awards, and Silvana Estrada, Bizarrap and Luis Enrique took their turns onstage. Backstage at the evening telecast, Feid cradled his Best Reggaeton Performance trophy and Karol G flashed a heart sign for the cameras. GSM selected 22 backstage and winning-moment photographs from The Latin Recording Academy's official gallery.
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Backstage, staff carry the train of Karol G's gold gown as she walks. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Monica Schipper, Getty ImagesKarol G makes a heart sign backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Monica Schipper, Getty ImagesKarol G and Daddy Yankee together backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / John Parra, Getty ImagesLL Cool J and Daddy Yankee walk backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Leon Bennett, Getty ImagesFeid poses backstage; he won Best Reggaeton Performance for “Verano Rosa.” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / John Parra, Getty ImagesRosalía backstage in her gold performance gown. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / John Parra, Getty ImagesFrench Montana and Anitta pose backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Monica Schipper, Getty ImagesAnitta pulls a playful face backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Monica Schipper, Getty ImagesIndian star Diljit Dosanjh backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Leon Bennett, Getty ImagesJorge Drexler backstage; he took home three trophies at the afternoon Premiere ceremony. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Leon Bennett, Getty ImagesSilvana Estrada smiles backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Leon Bennett, Getty ImagesElena Rose gives an interview backstage. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Monica Schipper, Getty ImagesSilvana Estrada accepts Best Singer-Songwriter Song for “Dime” at the Premiere ceremony. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Steve Marcus, Getty ImagesJorge Drexler with his trophies: Best Singer-Songwriter Album for “Taracá” and Best Alternative Song for “Ante la duda, baila.” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Anna Webber, Getty ImagesBizarrap accepts Best Urban Song for “Daddy Yankee: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 0/66,” with Daddy Yankee. Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Anna Webber, Getty ImagesCa7riel and Paco Amoroso accept Best Electronic Music Performance for “Beto's Horns - Fred Remix.” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Steve Marcus, Getty ImagesLuis Enrique, Best Salsa Album winner for “El Alma En Clave.” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Anna Webber, Getty ImagesJorge Glem accepts Best Classical Album for “Odyssey.” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Steve Marcus, Getty ImagesBobby Pulido, Best Tejano Album winner for “Bobby Pulido & Friends Una Tuya y Una Mía (Vol. 2/En Vivo).” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Anna Webber, Getty ImagesTrueno and Milo J celebrate winning Best Urban Performance for “Gil.” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Steve Marcus, Getty ImagesCamila Fernández accepts Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album for “La Fernández.” Photo: The Latin Recording Academy / Steve Marcus, Getty Images
