Colombia once again played a leading role in the Latin Grammy 2025, where several of its artists were recognized in key categories. In the 26th edition, held this Thursday, November 13 at the Mandalay Bay South Convention Center in Las Vegas, the country’s representatives stood out with awards that reaffirmed their trajectory, evolution and presence in the Latin industry.
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