Lo Nuestro Award for Video of the Year

The Lo Nuestro Award for Video of the Year is an honor presented annually by American television network Univision at the Lo Nuestro Awards. The accolade was established to recognize the most talented performers of Latin music.[1] The nominees and winners were originally selected by a voting poll conducted among program directors of Spanish-language radio stations in the United States and also based on chart performance on Billboard Latin music charts, with the results being tabulated and certified by the accounting firm Deloitte.[1][2] However, since 2004, the winners are selected through an online survey.[3] The trophy awarded is shaped in the form of a treble clef.[1]

Lo Nuestro Award for Video of the Year
Awarded forVideo of the Year
CountryUnited States
Presented byUnivision
First awarded1991
Currently held byLos Rivera Destino and Bad Bunny (2020)
Most awardsRicky Martin (4)
Most nominationsManá (9)
Websiteunivision.com/premiolonuestro

The award was first presented to "A Pedir Su Mano" by Dominican singer Juan Luis Guerra in 1991. Puerto-Rican American singer Ricky Martin and Spanish artist Enrique Iglesias are the most awarded performers, with four victories for Martin, for "Te Extraño, Te Olvido, Te Amo", "Bella", "She Bangs" and "La Mordidita" and Iglesias with three victories, "Esperanza", "Héroe" and "Bailando"; Martin also won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video for "She Bangs".[4] Iglesias' "Héroe" won the Lo Nuestro and also was nominated for Video of the Year in the MTV Video Music Awards Latinoamérica of 2002 and the English-language version of the video was a four-time nominee in the 2002 MTV Video Music Awards including Viewer's Choice and Best Male Video.[5][6][7] Two-time winners include Puerto-Rican reggaeton performer Daddy Yankee and Colombian artist Juanes. Mexican band Maná and Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz are the most nominated artists without a win, with seven unsuccessful nominations each.

Winners and nominees

Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees.

Key Meaning
Indicates the winning music video
Puerto-Rican American singer Ricky Martin (pictured in 2013), the most awarded performer, with four wins
Mexican performer Luis Miguel (pictured in 2009), winner in 1994
Guatemalan performer Ricardo Arjona (pictured in 2013), winner in 1998
Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias (pictured in 2011), winner in 1999, 2002 and 2014
Colombian performer Juanes (pictured in 2012), two-time winner
Colombian performer Shakira (pictured in 2009), winner in 2010 and 2017
Year Music Video Performer(s) Ref
1991
(3rd)		 "A Pedir Su Mano"
Juan Luis Guerra y 440
[8][9]
1992
(4th)		 "Todo, Todo, Todo"
Daniela Romo
[10][11]
"Cosas del Amor"
Vikki Carr and Ana Gabriel
"Amor Mío, ¿Qué Me Has Hecho?"
Camilo Sesto
"Sera"
Ricardo Montaner
"Déjame Llorar"
Ricardo Montaner
"No Basta"
Franco De Vita
"Vuela Vuela"
Magneto
"No He Podido Verte"
Emmanuel
"Popurri"
Pandora
"Fiesta"
Banda Blanca
1993
(5th)		 "Una Rosa Es Una Rosa"
Mecano
[12][13]
"El Sheriff de Chocolate"
Bronco
"María"
Café Tacuba
"Magdalena"
Emmanuel
"El Costo de la Vida"
Juan Luis Guerra y 440
"Me Estoy Enamorando"
La Mafia
"América, América"
Luis Miguel
"Castillo Azul"
Ricardo Montaner
"Llovió"
Presuntos Implicados
"Otro Día Más Sin Verte"
Jon Secada
1994
(6th)		 "Sabor, Sabor"
Rosario Flores
[12][14]
"Rarotonga"
Café Tacuba
"Tu Ingratitud"
Los Bukis
"Coronita de Flores"
Juan Luis Guerra y 440
"Mírala, Míralo"
Alejandra Guzmán
"Ayer"
Luis Miguel
"La Mañana"
Luis Enrique
"Vivir Sin Aire"
Maná
"Otra Como Tú"
Eros Ramazzotti
"Somos"
Edi Xol
1995
(7th)		 "La Media Vuelta"
Luis Miguel
[12][15]
"Viviré"
Juan Luis Guerra y 440
"Así Es La Vida"
Luis Enrique
"Te Lloré un Río"
Maná
"Qué Sabes Tú"
Daniela Romo
"Si Te Vas"
Jon Secada
"Reencuentro"
Álvaro Torres and Barrio Boyzz
1996
(8th)		 "Te Extraño, Te Olvido, Te Amo"
Ricky Martin
[12][16]
"Tesoro (Pudo Ser Tu Nombre...)"
Miguel Bosé
"No es el Fin del Mundo"
Emilio Navaira
"Como Quien Pierde Una Estrella"
Alejandro Fernández
"Hipnótizame"
Fobia
"Experiencia Religiosa"
Enrique Iglesias
"Palabras"
Lucero
"La Fuerza del Corazón"
Alejandro Sanz
"Penélope"
Diego Torres
"La Tierra del Olvido"
Carlos Vives
1997
(9th)		 "La Aurora"
Eros Ramazzotti
[12][17]
"Como Te Extraño"
Café Tacuba
"Volver a Nacer"
Chayanne
"Dame"
Luis Miguel
"Las Cosas Que Vives"
Laura Pausini
"Mátame"
Daniela Romo
"Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos"
Shakira
"Stress"
Álvaro Torres
"Sé Que Ya No Volverás"
Diego Torres
"Menta y Romero"
Zucchero
1998
(10th)		 "Ella y Él"
Ricardo Arjona
[12][18]
"Si Tú Me Amaras"
Cristian Castro
"No Sé Olvidar"
Alejandro Fernández
"Pata Pata"
El General
"Desesperadamente Enamorado"
Jordi
"Hechicera"
Maná
"Y Hubo Alguien"
Marc Anthony
"Que Diera"
Carlos Vives
"Corazón Partío"
Alejandro Sanz
"Mujer Latina"
Thalía
1999
(11th)		 "Esperanza"
Enrique Iglesias
[12][19]
"El Aguacero"
Juan Luis Guerra
"En el Muelle de San Blas"
Maná
"No Puedo Olvidar"
MDO
"Rezo"
Carlos Ponce
"Ciega, Sordomuda"
Shakira
"Tu Amor"
Olga Tañón
2000
(12th)		 "Bella"
Ricky Martin
[12]
2001
(13th)		 "She Bangs"
Ricky Martin
[20][21]
2002
(14th)		 "Héroe"
Enrique Iglesias
[22][23]
"Shhh!"
A.B. Quintanilla & Kumbia Kings
"Tantita Pena"
Alejandro Fernández
"Quisiera"
Juan Luis Guerra
"Bésame"
Ricardo Montaner
"Cumbia Sobre el Río"
Celso Piña
"Y Yo Sigo Aquí"
Paulina Rubio
"Amor a la Mexicana" (banda version)
Thalía
"Reencarnación"
Thalía
"I Wanna Go"
Tranzas
2003
(15th)		 "A Dios le Pido"
Juanes
[24][25]
"Ángel de Amor"
Maná
"Carito"
Carlos Vives
"Hay Otra en Tu Lugar"
Pablo Montero
"Lloviendo Estrellas"
Cristian Castro
"Mentiroso"
Enrique Iglesias
"Mi Sufrimiento"
Jorge Moreno
"Si Tú Te Vas"
Paulina Rubio
"Tu Boca"
Cabas
"Vuela Muy Alto"
Jerry Rivera
2004
(16th)		 "Bonito"
Jarabe de Palo
[3][26]
"Fotografía"
Juanes featuring Nelly Furtado
"No Es Lo Mismo"
Alejandro Sanz
"Quitémonos la Ropa"
Alexandre Pires
"Perfume"
Bajofondo
"Dígale"
David Bisbal
"Hoy"
Gloria Estefan
"Minutos"
Ricardo Arjona
"Jaleo"
Ricky Martin
"Amor Amor"
Roselyn Sánchez
2005
(17th)		 "Te Quise Tanto"
Paulina Rubio
[27][28]
"Ahora Quién"
Marc Anthony
"Bulería"
David Bisbal
"Santa María"
Gotan Project
"Lágrimas"
JD Natasha
"Try to Save Your S'ong"
Alejandro Sanz
2006
(18th)		 "Nada Es Para Siempre"
Luis Fonsi
[29][30]
"Nace"
Anasol
"Víveme"
Laura Pausini
"Que Seas Feliz"
Luis Miguel
"No"
Shakira
"Desahogo"
Vico C
2007
(19th)		 "Angelito"
Don Omar
[31][32]
"Mojado"
Ricardo Arjona and Intocable
"Ni Freud Ni Tu Mamá"
Belinda
"Labios Compartidos"
Maná
"Todos Me Miran"
Gloria Trevi
"Me Voy"
Julieta Venegas
2008
(20th)		 "Impacto"
Daddy Yankee featuring Fergie
[33][34]
"Baila Mi Corazón"
Belanova
"Pa'l Norte"
Calle 13 featuring Orishas
"Dímelo"
Enrique Iglesias
"Me Enamora"
Juanes
2009
(21st)		 "Pose"
Daddy Yankee
[35][36]
"La Novela"
Akwid
"Un Beso de Desayuno"
Calle 13
"Tu Adiós No Mata"
Intocable
"Visible"
Jaguares
2010
(22nd)		 "Loba"
Shakira
[37][38]
"Recuérdame"
La 5ª Estación featuring Marc Anthony
"La Perla"
Calle 13
"Esclavo de Sus Besos"
David Bisbal
"Cumbayá"
Pee Wee
"Loco Por Ti"
Los Temerarios
2011
(23rd)		 "Egoísta"
Belinda featuring Pitbull
[39][40]
"De Donde Vengo Yo"
ChocQuibTown
"Hasta Contar a Mil"
Jotdog
"Loca"
Aleks Syntek
"Puente"
Ricardo Arjona
2012
(24th)		 "Tu Olor"
Wisin & Yandel
[41][42]
"Bienvenido"
Laura Pausini
"Como Tu Nay 2"
Beatriz Luengo
"Dopamina"
Belinda
"Respira"
Luis Fonsi
"Tengo Tu Love"
Sie7e
2013
(25th)		 "¡Corre!"
Jesse & Joy
[43][44]
"Follow the Leader"
Wisin & Yandel featuring Jennifer Lopez
"Jamás Abandoné"
Laura Pausini
"No Me Compares"
Alejandro Sanz
"Quiero Creer"
Beto Cuevas featuring Flo Rida
2014
(26th)		 "Propuesta Indecente"
Romeo Santos
[45]
"Come with Me"
Ricky Martin
"Hablé de Ti"
Yandel
"Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti"
Alejandro Fernández featuring Christina Aguilera
"Ice El Hielo"
La Santa Cecilia
"I Love It"
Jencarlos Canela
"Me Quiero Enamorar"
Jesse & Joy
"Mi Marciana"
Alejandro Sanz
"Tranquila"
J Balvin
"So What"
Sie7e
2015
(27th)		 "Bailando"
Enrique Iglesias featuring Descemer Bueno and Gente de Zona
[46][47]
"Adrenalina"
Wisin featuring Jennifer Lopez and Ricky Martin
"Apnea"
Ricardo Arjona
"Arrullo de Estrellas"
Zoé
"Cuando Nos Volvamos a Encontrar"
Carlos Vives featuring Marc Anthony
"Me Olvidé de Vivir"
Alejandro Fernández featuring Vicente Fernández
"No Amanece"
David Bisbal
"Ora Por Mi"
Daddy Yankee
"Tu Respiración"
Chayanne
"Tus Besos"
Juan Luis Guerra
2016
(28th)		 "La Mordidita"
Ricky Martin featuring Yotuel
[48]
"Encanto"
Miguel Bosé
"La Gozadera"
Marc Anthony and Gente de Zona
"La Tierra del Olvido" (live)
Carlos Vives
"Mi Verdad"
Maná and Shakira
"Somos Dos"
Bomba Estéreo
"Un Zombie a la Intemperie"
Alejandro Sanz
2017
(29th)		 "La Bicicleta"
Carlos Vives and Shakira
[49][50]
"Andas en Mi Cabeza"
Chino & Nacho featuring Daddy Yankee
"Safari"
J Balvin featuring Pharrell Williams, BIA and Sky
"Soy Yo"
Bomba Estereo
"Tu Enemigo"
Pablo López featuring Juanes
2019
(31st)		 "Mi Cama (Remix)"
Karol G featuring J Balvin and Nicky Jam
[51]
"Tu Refugio"
Pablo Alborán
"Seremos"
El Bebeto
"El Préstamo"
Maluma
"La Vida Sin Ti"
Piso 21
"Celoso"
Lele Pons
"1, 2, 3"
Sofía Reyes featuring Jason Derulo and De La Ghetto
"Sexo"
Residente and Dillon Francis featuring iLe
"Malamente"
Rosalía
"Ya No Tiene Novio"
Sebastián Yatra featuring Mau y Ricky
2020
(32st)		 "Flor"
Los Rivera Destino featuring Bad Bunny
[52]
"Aleluya"
Reik and Manuel Turizo
"Blue (Diminuto Planeta Azul)"
Macaco featuring Jorge Drexler and Joan Manuel Serrat
"En Guerra"
Sebastián Yatra and Camilo
"La Prisión del Folsom (Folsom Prison Blues)"
Los Tigres del Norte
"Party"
Paulo Londra featuring A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie
"Rayando el Sol"
Maná featuring Pablo Alborán
"R.I.P."
Sofía Reyes featuring Rita Ora y Anitta
"Tú Eres la Razón (Electrocumbia Remake)"
Raymix
"Tu Rumba"
iLe

See also

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