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The Latin Grammy Awards, presented by the [[latin-recording-academy|Latin Recording Academy]], recognize outstanding achievements in Latin music, honoring recordings in Spanish, Portuguese, and other languages associated with Ibero-America. With a peer-based nomination and voting process, the awards have been a benchmark of excellence in the industry since their inception in 2000. The ceremony, broadcast by [[cbs|CBS]], has featured performances by renowned artists such as [[shakira|Shakira]], [[marco-antonio-solis|Marco Antonio Solís]], and [[carlos-santana|Carlos Santana]]. The Latin Grammy Awards have a significant impact on the music industry, with winners often experiencing increased popularity and commercial success. As of 2022, the awards have been held 23 times, with the most recent ceremony taking place on November 17, 2022, at the [[michelob-ultra-arena|Michelob Ultra Arena]] in Las Vegas. The awards continue to be a celebration of Latin music's diversity and richness, with a growing global audience and influence.