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The third edition of Billboard Latin Women in Music It became, once again, a scenario to honor resilience, evolution and impact of Latin women in the music industry. Held on Thursday, April 24 and broadcast live on Telemundo and associated platforms, the gala had a series of shows and tributes that highlighted the best of the women’s music scene.

Next, a detailed review of the moments that defined the evening.

Selena Gomez is enshrined as the “Woman of the Year”

Although it was not physically present, the voice of Selena Gomez He felt stronger than ever. The Texan artist, with Mexican descent, was recognized with the highest award of the night: Woman of the year. Through an emotional video recorded from the set in New York, the producer and businesswoman shared a message full of gratitude, memory and identity reaffirmation.

“As a child, I didn’t see many women like me at the center of history. Today, receiving this award as Latin fills me with pride,” he said. Remembering the launch of Revelationhis first EP in Spanish, Gomez stressed the importance of honoring roots not as a fashion, but as a “declaration of belonging.”

Celia Cruz, eternal legend in her centenary

One of the most moving taxes of the night was the tribute to eternal Queen of Salsa, Celia Cruzwho this year would turn a hundred years of life. In a segment at pure pace, color and devotion, Olga Tañón, Ivy Queen and India They embodied the indomitable spirit of the singer performing songs such as “Modern Yerbero”, “La Negra has tumbao” and “Quimbara”.

The presentation was preceded by the words of the Colombian singer Goyowho remembered his first encounter with Celia being a girl, and a video with testimonies of Gloria Estefan, Emilio Estefan, India and Randy Malcom.

Belinda to the rhythm of “Más de Má” and “300 nights”

The “Latin Pop Princess” not only received the Evolution Awardbut also returned to the stage at the Billboard gala. In a three -dimensional floral suit, Belinda performed “Mesi de Más” and “300 nights.”

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John Parra/Telemundo Via Getty Images

“This recognition celebrates not only my career, but also my ability to reinvent myself. Since I launched my album, everything has taken me to this moment of deep inspiration,” Belinda said by accepting the award.

Natti Natasha, the “unstoppable” artist

With an intimate interpretation of “bandage”, Natti Natasha He took over the stage after being awarded with the Unstoppable artist award.

“I want to dedicate this award to the souls that are no longer with us, people who were simply celebrating life, this moment is also yours. Demonstrate that a woman can sing to the entire world,” he said referring to the recent tragedy at the Jet Set Club of the Dominican Republic.

“We would like to see more men supporting us” – Anitta

The Brazilian singer offered one of the most intimate moments of the night. Far from your shows loaded with sensuality, Anitta He surprised to play “Larissa” accompanied only by an acoustic guitar.

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“I believe that we, the artists, are in this position with many people looking at us, not only to entertain, but to change society,” said the Brazilian artist after receiving the Vanguardist Award. “We have thousands of people watching us, and the importance of having an award like this (it is immense). We would like to see more men supporting us so that society changes; not only women must support the cause, but also men,” he added.

Chiquis and Ha*Ash: The most emotional speeches

The winners of the awards Impact and Unwaveringrespectively, they contributed a dose of sorority to the evening.

“Thank you for recognizing this great job,” said excitedly Chiquis. “There were times when I wanted to give up, throwing the towel, because the road was very difficult. But I always had my vision: having a microphone is a great responsibility. It is not always easy, I know, I lived it with my mother. Thank you for giving me strength when I felt I did not have it. I started this path to inspire and empower. Up women!” He added when he received his recognition.

“This award is a celebration and a reminder that the force is in La Unión. Our greatest strength has been to be sisters, accomplices, and never let go, in good or bad,” he said Hanna of Ha*Ash When you get on stage to receive your award.

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John Parra/Telemundo Via Getty Images


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