40 Albums by Latinx Singers That Took Home a Well-Deserved Grammy

The album was a hit among jazz-lovers the minute it came out, so it's no wonder it won.

This entire album was made up of the legendary Mexican singer performing live.

This was an album that gave us hits like "Canibal" and "Triangulo."

This amazing album garnered millions in sales, so it's no wonder it took home this award.

The highly celebrated album was recognized but tied in this category.

The album that gave us "El Taxi" and "Baddest Girl in Town" split this award with Natalia.

The Puerto Rican's singer "La Mordidita" was the song of 2016 so it was only fair he would take this category.

We would have been shocked if the Mexican band didn't secure this win.

Get ready to dance!

The song "Pedro Navaja" will immediately hook you to this album.

Calle 13 has been winning Grammys for a while now, but each is easily more noteworthy than the next. Listen to “Ojos Color Sol” to dive into their latest winning record.

Vicente Fernández is the man, aka “El Rey De La Canción Ranchera;” listen to “Mano a Mano” and you can see why.

There are things that your heart does when a Carlos Vives song comes on; “Cuando Nos Volvemos a Encontrar” is the epitome of all those feelings.

Talk to us after you finish listening to "Esto Es Vida," one of the hits off of Rosa’s Grammy-winning album.

The lyrics and the rhythm on this album make for a great listen; start with "Monedita" and just keep on going.

The entire live album is great, but "La Camisa Negra" and "Volverte A Ver" are classics.

We might have had a Kanye VMA moment if this album didn't take this category.

Literally all songs in this album are pure magic, but if we had to choose one to listen on repeat forever we’d go for "Chaparrita."

Alejandro Sanz is up for a Grammy again in 2016, but back in 2010 he took the gold with Paraíso Express. Noteworthy songs? “Looking For Paradise" feat. Alicia Keys and "Desde Cuando."

Remember a time when La Quinta Estación was still around by appropriately listening to "Recuérdame."

Every song on this album is explicit but also amazing. Kick off your listening party by playing “La Perla,” which features Ruben Blades and La Chilinga.

The entire album applies to you if you’re in love limbo, especially “Esa Noche Te Olvide."

With La Vida . . . Es Un Ratico, Juanes took home his first Grammy ever. "Me Enamora" is one of our favorites off this gem.

Who remembers a time when "Sexy Movimiento" was basically all we heard on the radio?

"Te lo Agradezco, Pero No" is everything you need in a song.

"Que Me Des Tu Cariño" makes you want to sing and dance as soon as it comes on, so go, listen to it. Like, right now.

The karaoke is real when “Acompáñame a Estar Solo" comes on.

Hearts break, and when they do "Me Voy" is your anthem.

"Labios Compartidos." That is all we have to say.

We don’t think there’s anyone who doesn’t know the lyrics to "Viveme."

When Alejandro Sanz and Shakira come together it’s pure fire. Start with "La Tortura."

Music is true, true poetry when it comes to Luis Miguel. Give "Mexico En La Piel" a listen, just to confirm our theory.

First play "Ahora Quien," then "Escapémonos" because J Lo is on that one. All the feels.

This was definetely Café Tacuba's time. "Eres" played everywhere.

Celia Cruz’s music is on an entirely different level. You can’t go wrong with any song, but we’ll leave "Pa’ La Cola" here just in case.

Any time "Mariposa Traicionera" or "Eres Mi Religión" comes on, they demand you stop and listen.

We all know every single word of "La Negra Tiene Tumbao."

Carlos Vives was basically a baby on this album, which makes "Déjame Entrar" a throwback gem.

No Grammy list would be complete without some Gloria Estefan. "No Me Dejes de Querer" is all things fun.

You can’t go wrong with the title track "Por Una Mujer Bonita."