The first artists to perform at the AMAs have been announced

The Latin American Music Awards (Latin AMAs) announced that Anuel AA, Bad Gyal, Eden Muñoz, Guaynaa, Lele Pons, Myke Towers and Prince Royce will be among the artists performing at the awards ceremony on September 20. in Las Vegas.

He also reported that during the gala evening, which will be broadcast live from MGM Grand Garden Arena Las Vegas Univision, UniMás and Galavisión, the bachata idol prince royce will receive a special Pioneer Award and will offer a preview of one of the songs they will be releasing this year.

Nine-time winner Latin AMA and nominated 3 times in this edition, will also delight his followers with songs from his repertoire accompanied by great artists, according to the association’s press release.

The full list of artists who will entertain at the awards ceremony, presented Galilea Montijo, Julián Gil and Natti Natashawill be revealed as the Las Vegas date approaches.

This will be the first time that Spaniard Bad Gyal and Mexican Eden Muñoz will perform on the Latin AMA stage.

Other artists announced today have already performed in previous editions, such as Puerto Rican rapper Anuel AA, who is considered one of the pioneers of Latin trap.

Annual AA, who already has six Latin AMAs and is nominated this time for Best Urban Artist, will take the stage to perform his latest hit, “Más rica que ayer.”

In his first appearance at the awards, popular Catalan star Bad Gyal will perform his latest single “Chulo,” while award-winning artist Eden Muñoz, one of the most prolific singer-songwriters in the regional Mexican genre today, will perform “Chale.”

Muñoz was nominated in 4 categories, including New Artist of the Year.

Newly married couple Guayna, a Puerto Rican, and Lele Pons, an American of Venezuelan descent, will come together to wow the crowd with a very special performance featuring their latest collaboration, “Abajito,” from their upcoming album, “Capitulations.”

Prize-winning Puerto Rican artist Myke Towers Favorite song at the Latin AMA from last year for “Par godine” with Sebastián Yatra, he will give an interpretation of “Mi Droga”, from his recent album “La Vida es Una”.

Nominations for these awards are based on airplay, sales, radio airplay, touring and even social media engagement data provided by Billboard and Luminate.

This year’s nominations highlight artists spanning all genres of Latin music within 26 categories, including 9 general categories, 5 regional Mexican and 4 categories focused on pop, urban and tropical music.