LAS VEGAS — Rosalía won album of the year for “Lux (Complete Works)” at the 27th Latin Grammy Awards on Thursday, according to the Latin Recording Academy, becoming the first woman to win the category three times as a lead artist.
The Spanish singer-songwriter, 34, won five awards at the ceremony at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Along with album of the year, she won song of the year, best pop song, best alternative music album and best short form music video.
“La Perla,” her song featuring Yahritza y Su Esencia, took song of the year. The award went to its songwriters, Noah Goldstein, David Rodríguez, Rosalía, Ryan Tedder and Dylan Wiggins, and the same song also won best pop song.
“This is my third time winning this award,” Rosalía said. She had won the honor in 2019 for “El Mal Querer” and in 2022 for “Motomami.”
Colombian singer Juanes presented the album award. Rosalía became emotional as she recalled his support early in her career, when she was performing for about 100 people in a room in Madrid.
Rosalía also opened the show with a performance. “Lux (Complete Works)” won best engineered album as well, an award credited to the album’s engineers, mixer and mastering engineers rather than to Rosalía as the artist.
In the other general-field categories, Milo J won record of the year for “Niño.” Aria Vega was named best new artist.
Released in November 2025, “Lux” is Rosalía’s fourth studio album. It features songs in 13 languages and blends flamenco, classical music, orchestral arrangements and experimental pop.