1999 Latin Billboard Music Awards

1999 Billboard Latin Music Awards
Date	April, 1999
Venue	Fontainebleau Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida, United States
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The 6th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards which honor the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music took place in Miami.

Hot latin track artist of the year[]

• Alejandro Fernández^[1]
• Ricky Martin
• Marc Anthony
• Elvis Crespo

Hot latin track of the year[]

• "Por Mujeres Como Tú", Pepe Aguilar^[1]
• "Vuelve", Ricky Martin
• "Yo Nací Para Amarte", Alejandro Fernández
• "No Sé Olvidar", Alejandro Fernández

Pop[]

Pop album of the year, Male[]

• "Vuelve", Ricky Martin^[1]
• "Cosas del Amor", Enrique Iglesias
• "Carlos Ponce", Carlos Ponce
• "Atado a Tu Amor", Chayanne

Pop album of the year, female[]

• "Dónde Están los Ladrones?", Shakira^[1]
• "Te Acordarás de Mí", Olga Tañon
• "El Color de los Sueños", Fey
• "Todo El Amor", Myriam Hernández

Pop album of the year, duo or group[]

• "15 Años Después...", El Reencuentro^[1]
• "Entrega Total", Onda Vaselina
• "Ana José Nacho", Mecano
• "Viento A Favor", Sentidos Opuestos

Pop album of the year, new artist[]

• "Carlos Ponce", Carlos Ponce^[1]
• "15 Años Después...", El Reencuentro
• "Entrega Total", Onda Vaselina
• "Vida Loca", Francisco Céspedes

Pop latin track of the year[]

• "Vuelve", Ricky Martin^[1]
• "Lo Mejor de Mí", Cristian Castro
• "No Sé Olvidar", Alejandro Fernández
• "Yo Nací Para Amarte", Alejandro Fernández

Tropical/Salsa[]

Tropical/salsa album of the year, male[]

• "Suavemente", Elvis Crespo^[1]
• "Un Segundo Sentimiento", Charlie Zaa
• "Ironías", Víctor Manuelle
• "Exclusivo", Toño Rosario

Tropical/salsa album of the year, female[]

• "Vive", Milly Quezada^[1]
• "Atada", Gisselle
• "Con los Pies Sobre la Tierra", Melina León
• "No Lo Voy a Olvidar", Brenda K. Starr

Tropical/salsa album of the year, duo or group[]

• "Ni es lo mismo ni es igual", Juan Luis Guerra^[1]
• "The Dynasty", Grupo Manía
• "Los Primera", Servando y Florentino
• "Yo Voy Por Ti", Karis

Tropical/salsa album of the year, new artist[]

• "Suavemente", Elvis Crespo^[1]
• "Los Primera", Servando y Florentino
• "Leyenda II", Alquimia
• "Lo mejor de la vida ", Compay Segundo

Tropical/salsa latin track of the year[]

• "Suavemente", Elvis Crespo^[1]
• "Tu Sonrisa", Elvis Crespo
• "Contra la Corriente", Marc Anthony
• "Qué Habría Sido de Mi ", Víctor Manuelle

Regional Mexican[]

Regional Mexican album of the year, male[]

• "Entre El Amor Y Yo", Vicente Fernández^[1]
• "Con Mariachi", Pepe Aguilar
• "Puro Pueblo", Michael Salgado
• "Canta A José Alfredo Jiménez", Pedro Fernández

Regional Mexican album of the year, female[]

• "Cerca de ti", Lucero^[1]
• "Arráncame A Puños", Yesenia Flores
• "Robame Un Beso", Graciela Beltrán
• "Instantes", Patricia Navidad

Regional Mexican album of the year, duo or group[]

• "Como Te Recuerdo", Los Temerarios^[1]
• "Amor Platónico", Los Tucanes de Tijuana
• "Los Super Seven", Los Super Seven
• "Confesiones De Amor", Los Ángeles Azules

Regional Mexican album of the year, new artist[]

• "Los Super Seven", Los Super Seven^[1]
• "Ayer, Hoy y Siempre...Con Amor", Los Trios
• "Tu Ya Lo Conoces", Julio Preciado
• "Arráncame A Puños", Yesenia Flores

Regional Mexican latin track of the year[]

• "Por que te conocí", Los Temerarios^[1]
• "Por Mujeres Como Tú", Pepe Aguilar
• "Me Haces Falta Tú", Los Ángeles Azules
• "Me Voy A Quitar De En Medio", Vicente Fernández

Others awards[]

Latin Fusion/Alternative album of the year[]

• "Ozomatli", Ozomatli^[1]
• "The Album II", Alabina
• "The New Sound of the Venezuelan Gozadera", Los Amigos Invisibles
• "Bloque", Bloque

Latin rock album of the year[]

• "Sin Daños a Terceros", Ricardo Arjona^[1]
• "La Flaca", Jarabe de Palo
• "Nek", Nek
• "A Quien Le Pueda Interesar", Fiel a la Vega

Latin rap album of the year[]

• "Aquel Que Había Muerto", Vico C^[1]
• "En La Mira", Ilegales
• "Aquamosh", Plastilina Mosh
• "¿Dónde Jugarán las Niñas?", Molotov

Contemporary Latin jazz album of the year[]

• "Hot House", Arturo Sandoval^[1]
• "Bele Bele en la Habana", Chucho Valdés
• "Obsession", David Sánchez
• "Afro-Cuban Fantasy", Poncho Sanchez

Latin dance club play of the year[]

• "Oye!", Gloria Estefan^[1]
• "No Nos Tenemos (NNT)", Proyecto Uno
• "Zulu", Francisco Paz
• "Suavemente", Elvis Crespo

Latin dance album of the year[]

• "Latin Mix Usa", Various Artist^[1]
• "Verano 98", Various Artist
• "Latinos In Da House, Vol 2.", Various Artist
• "D.J. Latin Mix 98", Various Artist

Latin dance maxi-single of the year[]

• "Suavemente", Elvis Crespo^[1]
• "The Cup of Life", Ricky Martin
• "Oye!", Gloria Estefan
• "Corazón Partío", Alejandro Sanz

Songwriter of the year[]

• Kike Santander^[1]
• Juan Gabriel
• Fato
• Omar Alfanno

Publisher of the year[]

• F.I.P.P. Music^[1]
• EMI April
• BMG Songs
• Sony Discos Music Publishing

Publishing corporation of the year[]

• F.I.P.P. Music^[1]
• EMI Music
• Sony/ATV Music
• Warner/Chapell Music

Producer of the year[]

• Emilio Estefan^[1]
• "Kike Santander"
• "Rudy Pérez"
• "Pepe Aguilar"

Spirit Of Hope[]

• Olga Tañon^[1]

Billboard Lifetime achievement award[]

• Flaco Jiménez^[1]

Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame[]

• Rocio Durcal^[1]

References[]