The Latin Grammy Awards were presented in Las Vegas on Thursday night, honoring the best in Latin music.
Camilo, Rubén Blades and the song "Patria y Vida," which has become the anthem of the opposition protests in Cuba, were among the night's big winners.
The show was hosted by singer-songwriter Carlos Rivera, singer and actress Ana Brenda Contreras and actress Roselyn Sánchez.
Performers included Bad Bunny, C. Tangana and Christina Aguilera. It was Aguilera's first Latin Grammy performance since 2000.

Rubén Blades accepts Album of the Year award for "Salswing!"
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Randy Malcom and Alexander Delgado of Gente de Zona, Yotuel, Descemer Bueno and El Funky perform "Patria y Vida," which won the Latin Grammy for Song of the Year. The song has become an anthem of anti-government protests in Cuba and, earlier in the night, it was awarded the Latin Grammy for Best Urban Song.
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Cuban singer Yotuel and Spanish singer-songwriter Beatriz Luengo pose in the pressroom after winning Song of the Year for "Patria y Vida."
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Juan Luis Guerra performs. He won the award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album earlier in the night.
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Mexican singer Danna Paola performs a special version of her hit "Calla Tú" to denounce the shocking rate of femicide in her country. During the last seconds of the song, the phrase "Ni una más" (not one more) was displayed multiple times behind her. The phrase is the slogan of the grassroots movement against gender-based attacks and murders in Mexico.
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Colombian singer Camilo poses with his awards.
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Christina Aguilera performs at the Latin Grammys for the first time since the inaugural show in 2000.
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Bad Bunny accepts the Best Urban Music Album award for "El Último Tour Del Mundo."
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Residente presents Rubén Blades with the Latin Grammy's 2021 Person of the Year award. Blades, the winner of eight Latin Grammy Awards and nine Grammy Awards, was recognized for his altruistic efforts and for his fight for social justice, the Academy said.
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Rauw Alejandro poses with his Best Urban Fusion/Performance award.
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Gloria Trevi and Mon Laferte perform onstage.
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Milly Quezada pays tribute to singer Johnny Ventura, who died in July at age 81.
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Angela Aguilar hands Juliana Velásquez the award for Best New Artist.
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Jay Wheeler, Myke Towers and DJ Nelson perform.
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Camilo accepts the Best Pop Vocal Album award for "Mis Manos.".
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Paula Arenas and Carlos Rivera perform "Esta Tarde Vi Llover," as part of a tribute to Mexican singer and composer Armando Manzanero. Manzanero died last year after battling Covid-19 for weeks.
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Juanes poses with his Best Pop/Rock Album award.
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Mexican band Grupo Firme perform during the 22nd Annual Latin Grammy awards.
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Camilo performs onstage. The Colombian singer/songwriter had the leading number of nominations, with a total of 10 nods.
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Pedro Capó, Gloria Estefan and Diego Torres perform.
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Anitta and Gloria Estefan perform during the opening of The 22nd Annual Latin Grammy Awards.
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Yotuel and Beatriz Luengo walk the red carpet.
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Gloria Estefan and Emilio Estefan kiss as they arrive at the 22nd annual Latin Grammy Awards.
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Mon Laferte poses on the red carpet.
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AleMor and Wizzmer attend The 22nd Annual Latin Grammy Awards.
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Juliana Velasquez poses on the red carpet.
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Snow Tha Product attends The 22nd Annual Latin Grammy Awards.
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Rafa Pabon walks the red carpet.
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Luis Sandoval and Renato Perez kiss on the red carpet, ahead of the 22nd annual Latin Grammy Awards.
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Sergio Vargas arrives on the red carpet.
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Sofia Carson attends The 22nd annual Latin Grammy Awards.
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Maria Toledo walks the red carpet.
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