ONErpm Artists Win Five Latin GRAMMY Awards

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Artists signed to or distributed by ONErpm won five Latin GRAMMY Awards at the 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards, the label said, with honors spanning salsa, tropical music, samba, arrangement and music for visual media categories.

Nicaraguan singer-songwriter Luis Enrique took three awards: Best Salsa Album for “El Alma en Clave,” Best Tropical Song for “Nombre y Apellido” and Best Arrangement for “Dando y Dando.” He thanked his “ONErpm family” during his acceptance speech, according to the label. Brazilian artist Leci Brandão won Best Samba/Pagode Album for “50 Anos de Carreira,” while Mateus Alves and Tomaz Alves Souza won Best Music for Visual Media for the “O Agente Secreto” soundtrack.

ONErpm artists also performed during the ceremony. Grupo Niche and Luis Enrique appeared in a tribute to Willie Colón, and Lil Supa joined Feid onstage.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Jonathan Streetman, rockpaperscissors.biz.