MIAMI – January 29, 2026 – Premio Lo Nuestro today announced the second round of artists scheduled to perform at the 38th annual awards ceremony. Airing live from the Kaseya Center in Miami on Thursday, February 19; the event will feature a series of TV premieres and first-time collaborations. The show begins at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT on Univision, UNIMÁS, and Galavisión, and will be available for streaming on ViX across most of Latin America. This year’s ceremony is hosted by Thalia, Nadia Ferreira, and Clarissa Molina. The second round of confirmed performers includes:
- Mexican music innovator Codiciado makes his Premio Lo Nuestro debut with the television premiere of “Déjame Dormir.” Hailing from Tijuana, the genre-blending pioneer arrives with a nomination for Best Electro Corrido.
- Venezuelan singer-songwriter Elena Rose and alternative icons Rawayana join forces for the television premiere of “Luna de Miel” and “Naguará.” Rose, a top nominee with six nods including Female Pop Artist of the Year, shares the stage with Rawayana as they make their ceremony debut with four nominations of their own.
- Kany García and Maluma unite for the television debut of their collaboration, “1+1.” García, a three-time nominee this year, joins 12-time winner Maluma, who holds six nominations including the night’s top honor, Artist of the Year.
- Emerging pop-urban artist MAR makes her Premio Lo Nuestro debut with a performance of “Bebiendo Lagrimas.” Recognized for her authentic sound and rapid ascent, she is a nominee for Female Revelation Artist of the Year.
- The Latin pop group Santos Bravos makes its debut at Premio Lo Nuestro with a must-see performance, delivering the first television performance of their new single “Kawasaki,” which will be released on January 30 across all digital platforms. The group arrives with a nomination for Male Revelation Artist of the Year.
- Global superstar and ceremony host Thalia is set to surprise the audience with a unique performance featuring the television premiere of her upcoming hit. An 8-time Premio Lo Nuestro winner with over 50 million records sold, she returns to the stage with two nominations this year, including Best Female Combination.
- Regional Mexican standout Xavi returns to the stage to perform his hits “No Capea” and “La Morrita.” A 3-time winner, he is a major contender this year with seven nominations, including Male Artist of the Year – Mexican Music and Album of the Year – Mexican Music.
These stars join the previously confirmed lineup of performers, which includes Carín León, Cristian Castro, Gloria Trevi, Ha*Ash, Kapo, María José, Matisse, and Ryan Castro. |
