2020 Latin Grammy Awards: Winners, Stunning Performances, and Memorable Moments

The 2020 Latin Grammy Awards was different this year, with no red carpet and no live audience. But the biggest names in Latin music still reunited in Miami on Thursday, and it turned out to be another celebration of great music and accomplishments.

According to ET Online, the COVID-19 pandemic made the ceremony a bit different. However, there are still plenty of dynamic performances and memorable moments.

Here is a look at the winners, highlights, and memorable moments that everyone's talking about, according to ET:

• Record Of The Year: Alejandro Sanz - "Contigo"
• Album Of The Year: Natalia Lafourcade - Un Canto Por México, Vol. 1
• Best New Artist: Mike Bahía
• Song Of The Year: Residente, songwriter - "René"
• Best Pop Song: Jon Leone & Richi López, Camilo, songwriters - "Tutu"
• Best Pop Vocal Album: Ricky Martin - Pausa
• Best Reggaeton Performance: Bad Bunny - "Yo Perreo Sola"
• Best Urban Album: J Balvin - Colores
• Best Contemporary/Tropical Fusion Album: Carlos Vives - Cumbiana
• Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album: Alejandro Fernández - Hecho en México

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Karol G Brings the Girl Power

Colombian singer Karol G represents females in the 2020 Latin Grammy. She performed "Tusa," featuring all-female dancers and bands.

The singer rocked the stage and delivered a powerful moment for viewers even though Nicki Minaj could not join her.

J Balvin shares a message of inspiration and hope

J Balvin's "Rojo" performance was an emotional one. While on stage, Balvin shared a message of inspiration and hope to the viewers. He said everyone should stay optimistic during these trying times.

Balvin said this is the moment that peoples' hearts are bleeding and asked the viewers to unite and continue fighting for their dreams and a better future.

Ivy Queen shows off her moves

Ivy Queen, Ricardo Montaner, Víctor Manuelle, Rauw Alejandro, and Jesús Navarro had a sensational opening with their blended genres. They all busted their best salsa moves as they paid tribute to beloved salsa legend Héctor Lavoe by singing "El Cantante."

Ricky Martin Makes a Statement

Carla Morrison and Ricky Martin delivered a touching performance with their duet, "Recuerdo," from Martin's album, "Pausa."

The pair were filmed in black-and-white, and fiery flames flashed on the screens behind them. Martin then transitioned to a solo performance of "Tiburones," and several children sang along with him.

Pitbull Shines the Light on Frontline Workers

Pitbull celebrated frontline workers by sharing the stage with them. Mr. 305's band was made up of those working to save lives amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

"It is my pleasure to recognize folks that love music, group of musical lovers, and are real-life heroes. They dreamed of being rockstars, playing full stadiums. They represent a larger group. However, they are individuals around the world, who sacrifice their lives everyday for a safer world," Pitbull said.

Alejandro Fernández, Calibre 50 and Christian Nodal Represent Mexico

Alejandro Fernandez brought the rancheras from Mexico and kicked things off with Calibre 50 with their latest collaboration, "Decepciones." Christian Nodal followed with his hit, "Ayayay!"

Singing their track "Más No Puedo," Fernández and Nodal reunited in the amazing performance that ended with a stunning fireworks display.

​Bad Bunny Represents Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny delivered two different dynamic performances during the telecast. His presentation of "Bichiyal" looked like a scene from the Fast & Furious, while his "Si Veo A Tu Mamá" performance brought a psychedelic vibe.

Other performances honored icons

Several Latin icons were honored with fantastic tributes during the show. Lupita Infante joined Mariachi Sol De México De José Hernández to commemorate Mariachi's grandfather through the song, "Amorcito Corazon."

Carlos Rivera and Natalia Jiménez showed off their talents in honoring Julio Iglesias. Prince Royce and Leslie Grace came together to celebrate the legacy of Juan Luis Guerra, and Brazilian superstar Roberto Carlos was honored by Juanes.

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