Latin Grammy Awards of 2004
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The 5th Annual Latin Grammy Awards were held on Wednesday, September 1, 2004, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
This was the last telecast of the awards nationally in the United States in English with a CBS contract. Effective in 2005, the awards were announced in Spanish with an exclusive Spanish-language telecast.
Winners of the 2004 Latin Grammy Awards:
Record Of The Year: No Es Lo Mismo. Alejandro Sanz, artist. Mick Guzauski and Rafa Sardina, engineers/mixers. Alejandro Sanz and Lulo Pérez, producers.
Album Of The Year: No Es Lo Mismo. Alejandro Sanz, artist. Mick Guzauski, Pepo Sherman and Rafa Sardina, engineers/mixers. Bob Ludwig, mastering engineer. Alejandro Sanz and Lulo Pérez, producers.
Song Of The Year: No Es Lo Mismo. Alejandro Sanz, songwriter.
Best New Artist: Maria Rita.
Best Female Pop Vocal Album: De Mil Colores. Rosario, artist. Enrique Sierra, Lola Román, Miguel Angel De La Vega, Roberto Maccagno, Jose C. Cortés and Sancho Gómez-Escolar, engineers. Fernando Illan, producer.
Best Male Pop Vocal Album: No Es Lo Mismo. Alejandro Sanz, artist. Mick Guzauski, Pepo Sherman and Rafa Sardina, engineers. Alejandro Sanz and Lulo Pérez, producers.
Best Pop Album By A Duo Or Group With Vocal: De Viaje. Sin Bandera (Leonel García, Noel Schajris), artist. Aureo Baqueiro, Gustavo Borner and Luis Gil, engineers. Aureo Baqueiro, producer.
Best Urban Music Album: En Honor A La Verdad. Vico C, artist. Echo, engineer. Echo, producer.
Best Rock Solo Vocal Album: Sí. Julieta Venegas, artist. Cesar Sogbe, Coti Sorokin, Juan Blas Caballero, Matías Sorokin and Sebastián Schon, engineers. Cachorro Lòpez, Coti Sorokin and Julieta Venegas, producers.
Best Rock Album By A Duo Or Group With Vocal: Libertad. La Ley (Mauricio Clavería, Beto Cuevas, Pedro Frugone), artist. Alex Rodríguez, Christian Robles, Humberto Gatica and Oliver Gatica, engineers. Humberto Gatica and Kenny O'Brien, producers.
Best Alternative Music Album: Cuatro Caminos. Café Tacuba (Élfego Buendía, Emmanuel Del Real, Enrique Rangel, José Alfredo Rangel), artist. Anibal Kerpel and Joe Chiccarelli, engineers. Gustavo Santaolalla, producer.
Best Rock Song: Eres. Emmanuel Del Real, songwriter.
Best Salsa Album: Regalo Del Alma. Celia Cruz, artist. Carlos Laurenz, Jake Tanner, Jon Fausty, Jorge García, Jorge Gómez, José Luis López, Luca Germini, Olga Santos and Oscar Gómez, engineers. Oscar Gómez and Sergio George, producers.
Best Merengue Album: Sin Desperdicio. Johnny Ventura, artist. Juan Tavares, engineer. Johnny Ventura, producer.
Best Contemporary Tropical Album: Albita Llegó. Albita, artist. Paul Hoyle, engineer. Emilio Estefan Jr., producer.
Best Traditional Tropical Album: Lágrimas Negras. Bebo Valdés & Diego El Cigala, artists. Eric Schilling, Guillaume Cora, Jim Anderson and Pepe Loeches, engineers. Fernando Trueba and Javier Limón, producers.
Best Tropical Song: Ríe y Llora. Fernando Osorio and Sergio George, songwriters.
Best Singer-Songwriter Album: Soraya. Soraya, artist. John Paterno, engineer. Soraya, producer.
===Ranchero Album===: En Vivo: Juntos Por Ultima Vez. Alejandro Fernández and Vicente Fernández, artists. Josefath Nerí, engineer. Pedro Ramírez, producer.
Best Banda Album: Por Ti. Banda El Recodo (Luis Alfonso Lizarraga), artist. John Karpowich, engineer.
Best Grupero Album: Cuando El Corazón Se Cruza. Alicia Villarreal, artist. Bryan "Red" Moore, Cruz Martínez & Oscar GLZ, engineers. Cruz Martínez, producer.
Best Tejano Album: Live En El Valle. Jimmy González y El Grupo Mazz (Jimmy González, Joseph González, Mike González, Joe Martinez, Danny Ortiz, Xavier Padilla, Johnny "Rod" Rodriguez, Kacy Zavala), artist. Gilbert Velásquez and Ramiro Serna, engineers. Freddie Martínez, Sr. and Jimmy González, producers.
Best Norteño Album: Pacto De Sangre. Los Tigres Del Norte (Eduardo Hernandez, Hernan Hernandez, Jorge Hernandez, Luis Hernandez, Oscar Lara), artist. Jim Dean, engineer. Los Tigres Del Norte, producer.
Best Regional Mexican Song: Tu Amor O Tu Desprecio. Marco Antonio Solís, songwriter.
Best Instrumental Album: Obrigado Brazil Live In Concert. Yo-Yo Ma, artist. Richard King, engineer. Steven Epstein, producer.
Best Folk Album: K. Kepa Junkera, artist. Mikel F. Krutxaga, engineer. Kepa Junkera, producer.
Best Tango Album: Postangos En Vivo En Rosario. Gerardo Gandini, artist. Luiz Suárez, engineer. Horacio Vargas, producer.
Best Flamenco Album: Cositas Buenas. Paco de Lucía, artist. Javier Limón & Pepe Loeches, engineers. Paco de Lucía, producer.
Best Latin Jazz Album: New Conceptions. Chucho Valdés, artist. Chucho Valdés, Jon Fausty, Orestes Aguilar Cruz, Rene López and Yaroldy Abreu, engineers. Rene López, producer.
Best Christian Album (Spanish Language): Recordando Otra Vez. Marcos Witt, artist. Jorge Santos and Orlando Rodríguez, engineers. Juan Salinas & Marcos Witt, producers.
Best Christian Album (Portuguese Language): Fruto De Amor. Aline Barros, artist. Ricardo Feghali, engineer. Cleberson Horsth and Ricardo Feghali, producers.
Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album: Carlinhos Brown Es Carlito Marrón. Carlinhos Brown, artist. Alê Siqueira, Carlinhos Brown & Flavio De Souza, engineers. Alê Siqueira & Carlinhos Brown, producers.
Best Brazilian Rock Album: Cosmotron. Skank (Haroldo Ferretti, Henrique Portugal, Samuel Rosa, Lelo Zaneti), artist. Bruno Ferretti, Renato Cipriano, Tom Capone & Álvaro Alencar, engineers. Skank & Tom Capone, producers.
Best Samba/Pagode Album: Para Caymmi. De Nana, Dori e Danilo. Nana, Dori e Danilo (Danilo Caymmi, Dori Caymmi, Nana Caymmi), artist. Mário Jorge Bruno, engineer. José Milton, producer.
Best MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) Album: Maria Rita. Maria Rita, artist. Tom Capone and Álvaro Alencar, engineers. Marco da Costa, Maria Rita and Tom Capone, producers.
Best Romantic Music Album: Zezé Di Camargo and Luciano. Zezé Di Camargo and Luciano (Zezé di Camargo, Luciano), artist. Cesar Augusto and Guilherme Canaes, engineers. Cesar Augusto and Nil Bernardes, producers.
Best Brazilian Roots/Regional Album: No Século XXI, No Pátio Do Forró. Banda De Pífanos De Caruaru (Amaro Biano, Gilbero Biano, Jadelson Biano, João Biano, José Biano, Sebastião Biano), artist. Luis Paulo Serafín, engineer. Luis Paulo Serafín, producer.
Best Brazilian Song (Portuguese Language): A Festa. Milton Nascimento, songwriter.
Best Latin Children's Album: Niños Adorando 2. Niños Adorando (Emily Cano, Mike Cano, Jacob Rodríguez, Elena Witt), artist. Coalo Zamorano, producer. Coalo Zamorano & Martín Giuffré, engineers.
Best Classical Album: Carmen Symphony. José Serebrier, artist. Robert Suff, producer. Jens Braun, engineer.
Best Classical Album: Jobim Sinfônico. Various artists. Mario Adnet and Paulo Jobim, producers. Jakob Haendel, engineer.
Best Engineered Album: No Es Lo Mismo. Mick Guzauski, Pepo Sherman and Rafa Sardina, engineers.
Producer Of The Year: Javier Limón, producer.
Best Music Video (1 song only): Mas y Mas. Robi Rosa, artist. Angela Alvarado Rosa, video director. Maryann Tanedo, video producer.
