Rosalía Takes Album of the Year at Latin Grammys; Bobby Pulido Wins Tejano Award

Rosalía won Album of the Year at the 2026 Latin Grammys for LUX, becoming the first woman to win that award three times, according to Stereogum. The ceremony, held Nov. 12, also gave Milo J four awards, including Record of the Year for "Niño," and gave Bobby Pulido Best Tejano Album, his third Latin Grammy. Daddy Yankee was honored as Person of the Year. Edgar Barrera won Producer of the Year, his 30th career win, making him the most-awarded individual in Latin Grammy history. Pulido, who flipped Texas's 15th Congressional District to Democratic control in the Nov. 3 midterms, said he is retiring from music.

Left-leaning Rolling Stone and NPR cover the show as a broad recap. Rolling Stone highlights Anitta's first win, Milo J's first trophies at 20, and Daddy Yankee's set of classics, noting he had shied away from party songs since becoming a Christian. NPR's headline leads with Rosalía and Milo J's top awards and Daddy Yankee's tribute. Neither left excerpt mentions Pulido. Alternative Stereogum and BBC News center Rosalía's records: Stereogum lists her five wins and names Pulido a congressman-elect in its headline, while BBC calls her third album award historic. Right-leaning Daily Caller centers on Pulido, opening with his Grammy days after he flipped Texas's 15th District from Republican Monica De La Cruz, and noting his retirement from music. The sides agree on the main winners and Daddy Yankee's honor, but the left stresses performances, the alternative sources stress Rosalía's records, and the right stresses Pulido's politics.