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Camila, Guerra Win Big at Latin Grammys

   VOA News 12 November 2010
   Camila  poses backstage with Grammy awards at 11th Annual Latin Grammy
   Awards on 11 Nov. 2010, in Las Vegas.

Photo: AP

   Camila  poses backstage with Grammy awards at 11th Annual Latin Grammy
   Awards on 11 Nov. 2010, in Las Vegas.

   The  Mexican  music group Camila and Dominican singer Juan Luis Guerra
   were  the  big  winners at the 11th [1]Latin Grammy awards, picking up
   three awards each at the event Thursday in Las Vegas.
   Trio  Camila, comprised of Mario Domm, Pablo Hurtado and Samuel "Samo"
   Parra  won  for  recording  of  the  year  and  song  of  the year for
   "Mientes,"  and  also  picked  up best group pop album for "Dejarte de
   Amar."Â
   Singer-songwriter  Guerra won Grammys for best album of the year, best
   contemporary  tropical  album  for  A  Son  de  Guerra as well as best
   tropical  song  for  "Bachata  en  Fukuoko."Â  He has now won 15 Latin
   Grammys in his career.
   The  awards were broadcast live in the United States and Latin America
   on the Univision Spanish-language television network.
   The Latin Grammys are awarded each year by the Latin Recording Academy
   to recognize recordings released in Spanish or Portuguese.

References

   1. http://www.Latingrammy.com/

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