Ángela Aguilar, Wisin and Camilo will perform at Premios Juventud 2026 in Marbella, Spain, TelevisaUnivision announced on Tuesday.
The annual Latin music awards gala, produced by the American Spanish-language television network TelevisaUnivision, is scheduled for September 3 at the Starlite amphitheatre in Marbella. The ceremony marks the first time in the history of the awards that the event will take place in Europe. TelevisaUnivision revealed nine new performing acts on Tuesday, joining a lineup that already features Marc Anthony, Farruko and Quevedo.
Mexican singer Ángela Aguilar, known for her work in traditional regional Mexican music, returns to the ceremony with an unreleased version of the classic song Cielito lindo. Aguilar is the most nominated artist among the newly announced group of performers, earning three nominations this year. She is nominated for Best Mariachi Song - Mexican Music, Best Mexican Music Album, and The Perfect Mix.
Performances by Camilo, Wisin and Yandel
Colombian singer-songwriter Camilo, a winner of six Latin Grammy Awards and three Premios Juventud trophies, will present a global debut performance at the ceremony. The artist is nominated in two categories this year: The Perfect Mix and Best Pop Song. The Latin Grammys are widely recognized as premier honors in the Spanish-language recording industry.
Puerto Rican reggaeton star Wisin, who has previously won two Premios Juventud awards, will perform a medley of his songs Saoco, Paleta, and Gistro Amarillo. Wisin is nominated for Tropical Mix and Best Urban Album. Reggaeton, which developed in Puerto Rico in the 1990s, is one of the most prominent genres in urban Latin music.
Wisin's former duo partner, Yandel, will deliver an exclusive symphonic performance created specifically for this edition of the awards show. Yandel holds 17 Premios Juventud awards over his career and is competing this year for Album of the Year and Best Urban Mix.
Regional Mexican and Spanish musical acts
Mexican artist Natanael Cano, an exponent of the corridos tumbados genre, will make his television premiere performance of his tracks Mar Azul and CR7. Cano, a five-time winner of Premios Juventud awards, is nominated for Best Urban Rhythmic Song and Best Mexican Music Fusion. Corridos tumbados combine traditional Mexican storytelling ballads with modern urban and hip-hop influences.
Spanish pop singer Manuel Carrasco will make his debut at the Premios Juventud gala, performing a medley of Buchito and Oh Si Pudiera. Carrasco, who has a career spanning more than two decades in the music industry, is nominated for Best Euro Song.
New generation performers and broadcast details
Colombian singer-songwriter Aria Vega, who hails from the Caribbean port city of Barranquilla and is known as La Nena de Quilla, will also make her debut at the event. Vega will perform Tototo, Cule Poco, and Chévere. She is nominated for New Female Generation and Latin Afrobeat of the Year.
Two five-member international groups are debuting at the ceremony and share a nomination for Favorite Group or Duo of the Year. DND, short for Do Not Disturb, features members from Venezuela, Chile, Puerto Rico, and the United States. The group will premiere the song Too Good and is also nominated for Best Pop Song. Santos Bravos, whose members come from Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Puerto Rico, and the United States, will sing Velocidade and is nominated for New Male Generation.
The Premios Juventud ceremony on September 3 will be broadcast on television via Univision, UniMás, Galavisión, and Canal 5 in Mexico. The show will also stream digitally on the ViX platform and YouTube.
