Latin Grammy Awards of 2003

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4th Latin Grammy Awards

Date	September 3, 2003
Venue	American Airlines Arena, Miami, FL
Network	CBS
Host	George Lopez
Persona Del Ano	Gilberto Gil

The 4th Annual Latin Grammys were held in Miami at the American Airlines Arena on Wednesday, September 3, 2003. Juanes was the night's biggest winner winning a record five awards including Album of the Year. He tied his own record winning five awards again five years later in 2008. Juan Luis Guerra and Calle 13 also tied this record in 2007 and 2009 respectively.

Contents 1 Winners 2 General Field 2.1 Record Of The Year 2.2 Album Of The Year 2.3 Song Of The Year 2.4 Best New Artist 3 Pop Field 3.1 Best Female Pop Vocal Album 3.2 Best Male Pop Vocal Album 3.3 Best Pop Album By A Duo Or Group With Vocal 3.4 Best Pop Instrumental Album 4 Rap/Hip-Hop Field 4.1 Best Rap/Hip-Hop Album 5 Rock Field 5.1 Best Rock Solo Vocal Album 5.2 Best Rock Album By A Duo Or Group With Vocal 5.3 Best Rock Song 6 Tropical Field 6.1 Best Salsa Album 6.2 Best Merengue Album 6.3 Best Contemporary Tropical Album 6.4 Best Traditional Tropical Album 6.5 Best Tropical Song 7 Regional Mexican Field 7.1 Ranchero Album 7.2 Best Banda Album 7.3 Best Grupero Album 7.4 Best Tejano Album 7.5 Best Norteño Album 7.6 Best Regional Mexican Song 8 Traditional Field 8.1 Best Folk Album 8.2 Best Tango Album 8.3 Best Flamenco Album 9 Jazz Field 9.1 Best Latin Jazz Album 10 Christian Field 10.1 Best Christian Album 11 Brazilian Field 11.1 Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album 11.2 Best Brazilian Rock Album 11.3 Best Samba/Pagode Album 11.4 Best MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) Album 11.5 Best Sertaneja Album 11.6 Best Brazilian Roots/Regional Album 11.7 Best Brazilian Song (Portuguese Language) 12 Children's Field 12.1 Best Latin Children's Album 13 Classical Field 13.1 Best Classical Album 14 Production Field 14.1 Best Engineered Album 14.2 Producer Of The Year 15 Music Video Field 15.1 Best Music Video

Winners

General Field

Record Of The Year

• "Es por ti"- Juanes
  • Gustavo Santaolalla & Juanes, producers; Anibal Kerpel & Thom Russo, engineers/mixers

Album Of The Year

• "Un Día Normal"- Juanes
  • Gustavo Santaolalla & Juanes, producers; Anibal Kerpel, Joe Chiccarelli & Thom Russo, engineers/mixers

Song Of The Year

• "Es por ti"- Juanes, songwriter (Juanes)

Best New Artist

• David Bisbal

Pop Field

Best Female Pop Vocal Album

• "Sobrevivir"- Olga Tañón

Best Male Pop Vocal Album

• "Quizás"- Enrique Iglesias

Best Pop Album By A Duo Or Group With Vocal

• "Caraluna"- Bacilos

Best Pop Instrumental Album

• "Bajofondo Tango Club"- Bajofondo Tango Club

Rap/Hip-Hop Field

Best Rap/Hip-Hop Album

• "Emigrante"- Orishas

Rock Field

Best Rock Solo Vocal Album

• "Un día normal"- Juanes

Best Rock Album By A Duo Or Group With Vocal

• "Revolución de amor"- Maná

Best Rock Song

• "Mala Gente"- Juanes, songwriter (Juanes)

Tropical Field

Best Salsa Album

• "40 aniversario en vivo"- El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico

Best Merengue Album

• "Pienso así..."- Milly Quezada

Best Contemporary Tropical Album

• "Mundo"- Rubén Blades

Best Traditional Tropical Album

• "Buenos hermanos"- Ibrahim Ferrer

Best Tropical Song

• "Mi primer millón"- Sergio George y Jorge Villamizar, songwriters (Bacilos)

Regional Mexican Field

Ranchero Album

• 35 Aniversario - Lo mejor de Agustín Lara- Vicente Fernández

Best Banda Album

• "Afortunado"- Joan Sebastián

Best Grupero Album

• "Qué sentirás?"- Atrapado

Best Tejano Album

• "Si me faltas tú"- Jimmy González y El Grupo Mazz

Best Norteño Album

• "La tercera es la vencida... eso!"- Los Terribles del Norte

Best Regional Mexican Song

• "Afortunado"- Joan Sebastián, songwriter (Joan Sebastián)

Traditional Field

Best Folk Album

• "Acústico"- Mercedes Sosa

Best Tango Album

• "Homenaje a Piazzolla"- Sexteto Mayor

Best Flamenco Album

• "El corazón de mi gente"- Pepe de Lucia

Jazz Field

Best Latin Jazz Album

• "Brazilian dreams"- Paquito D'Rivera

Christian Field

Best Christian Album

• "Sana Nuestra Tierra", Marcos Witt

Brazilian Field

Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album

• "Tribalistas"- Tribalistas

Best Brazilian Rock Album

• Longo Caminho- Os Paralamas do Sucesso

Best Samba/Pagode Album

• "Ao Vivo"- Alcione

Best MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) Album

• "Eu não peço desculpa"- Caetano Veloso and Jorge Mautner

Best Sertaneja Album

• "Zezé Di Camargo e Luciano", Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano

Best Brazilian Roots/Regional Album

• "Chegando de mansinho"- Dominguinhos

Best Brazilian Song (Portuguese Language)

• "Tristesse"- Milton Nascimento & Telo Borges, songwriters (Milton Nascimento and Maria Rita Mariano)

Children's Field

Best Latin Children's Album

• "Xuxa só para baixinhos 3"- Xuxa.

Classical Field

Best Classical Album

• "Historia del soldado"- Paquito D'Rivera

Production Field

Best Engineered Album

• "Revolución de amor"- Benny Faccone & Paul McKenna, engineers (Maná)

Producer Of The Year

• Bebu Silvetti

Music Video Field

Best Music Video

• "Frijolero"- Molotov
  • Jason Archer & Paul Beck, video directors; Kathee Schneider, video producer

v • d • e Latin Grammy Awards Categories Album of the Year · Record of the Year · Song of the Year · Best New Artist · Best Pop Vocal Album, Female · Best Pop Vocal Album, Male · Best Pop Vocal Album, Duo or Group · Best Rock Song · Best Rock Solo Vocal Album · Best Rock Vocal Album, Duo or Group · Best Alternative Music Album · Best Urban Music Album · Best Urban Song · Best Ranchero Album · Best Banda Album · Best Short Form Music Video · Best Long Form Music Video · Best Brazilian Rock Album Years 2000 · 2001 · 2002 · 2003 · 2004 · 2005 · 2006 · 2007 · 2008 · 2009 · 2010 Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (LARAS)