2001 Latin Billboard Music Awards

2001 Billboard Latin Music Awards
Date	April 26, 2001
Venue	Jackie Gleason Theater, Miami Beach, Florida
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The 8th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards which honor the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music took place in Miami.

Pop Album of the Year, Male[]

• Luis Miguel — Vivo^[1]
• Chayanne — Simplemente
• Oscar De La Hoya — Oscar De La Hoya
• Alejandro Fernández — Entre tus brazos

Pop album of the year, female[]

• "Mi Reflejo", Christina Aguilera^[1]
• "Paulina", Paulina Rubio
• "MTV Unplugged", Shakira
• "Arrasando", Thalía

Pop album of the year, group[]

• "Mi Gloria, Eres Tu", Los Tri-O^[1]
• "El Sapo Azul", Azul
• "Subir Al Cielo", MDO
• "CD 00", OV7

Pop album of the year, new artist[]

• "Mi Reflejo", Christina Aguilera^[1]
• "El Sapo Azul", Azul
• "Oscar De La Hoya", Oscar De La Hoya
• "CD 00", OV7

Latin Pop Track of the Year[]

• A Puro Dolor — "Son by Four"^[1]
• Muy Dentro de Mi, Marc Anthony
• Por Amarte Así — Cristian Castro
• Atado a Tu Amor — "Chayanne"

Tropical/salsa album of the year, male[]

• "El Amor de Mi Tierra", Carlos Vives^[1]
• "Wow! Flash", Elvis Crespo
• "Chanchullo", Rubén González
• "Obra maestra", Tito Puente & Eddie Palmieri

Tropical/salsa album of the year, female[]

• "Alma Caribeña", Gloria Estefan^[1]
• "Voy a Enamorarte", Gisselle
• "Baño de Luna", Melina León
• "Buena Vista Social Club Presents Omara Portuondo", Omara Portuondo

Tropical/salsa album of the year, group[]

• "Son by Four", Son by Four^[1]
• "Distinto, Diferente", Afro-Cuban All Stars (Universal Latino)
• "Masters of the Stage", Grupo Manía
• "Sabe a Limi-T", Limi-T 21

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

• "Son by Four", Son by Four^[1]
• "Seras Parte De Mi Mundo", Anthony
• "Con Su Loquera", Mala Fe
• "Buena Vista Social Club Presents Omara Portuondo", Omara Portuondo

Tropical/salsa track of the year[]

• A Puro Dolor — "Son by Four"^[1]
• Muy Dentro de Mi, Marc Anthony
• "Jurame", Gisselle
• "Que Alguien Me Diga", "Gilberto Santa Rosa"

Regional Mexican album of the year, male[]

• "Secreto De Amor", Joan Sebastian^[1]
• "Lo Grande De Los Grandes", Pepe Aguilar
• "Por Una Mujer Bonita", Pepe Aguilar
• "Lobo Herido", Vicente Fernández

Regional Mexican album of the year, male group[]

• "En la Madrugada Se Fue", Los Temerarios^[1]
• "Lo Mejor de Mi Vida", Banda el Recodo
• "Morir de Amor", Conjunto Primavera
• "De Paisano A Paisano", Los Tigres del Norte

Regional Mexican album of the year, female group or female solo artist[]

• "Por Encima De Todo ", Grupo Límite^[1]
• "Prenda Del Alma", Yesenia Flores
• "Abrázame y Bésame", Jennifer
• "El Amor Nos Mantendra Juntos", Priscila y Sus Balas de Plata

Regional Mexican album of the year, new artist[]

• "Abrázame y Bésame", Jennifer^[1]
• "100 Años de Mariachi", Placido Domingo

Regional Mexican track of the year[]

• "El Liston De Tu Pelo", Los Ángeles Azules^[1]
• "Yo Se Que Te Acordarass", Banda el Recodo
• "Morir de Amor", Conjunto Primavera
• "Y Sigues Siendo tu", Rogelio Martínez

Latin rock album of the year[]

• "MTV Unplugged", Shakira^[1]
• "Brujerizmo", Brujeria
• "Uno", La Ley

Hot Latin Track of the Year[]

• "A Puro Dolor", Son by Four"^[1]
• "Muy Dentro de Mi", Marc Anthony
• "Que Alguien Me Diga", "Gilberto Santa Rosa"
• "Secreto De Amor", Joan Sebastian

Hot Latin Tracks of the Year, Vocal Duo[]

• "Que Locura Enamorarme de Ti", Eddie Santiago and Huey Dunbar^[1]
• "Come Baby Come", Gizelle D'Cole and Elvis Crespo
• "Pideme", Milly Quezada and Fernando Villalona

Latin jazz album of the year[]

• "Latin Soul", Poncho Sanchez^[1]
• "¡Muy Divertido!", Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos
• "Soul of the Conga", Poncho Sanchez
• "Live at the Village Vanguard", Chucho Valdés

Latin greatest-hits album of the year[]

• "Desde un Principio: From the Beginning", Marc Anthony^[1]
• "The Remixes", Elvis Crespo
• "The Best Hits", Enrique Iglesias
• "All My Hits Vol. 2", Selena

Latin compilation album of the year[]

• "2000 Latin Grammy Nominees", Various Artist^[1]
• "Billboard Latin Music Awards", Various Artist
• "Guerra de Estados Pesados", Various Artist
• "Merenhits 2000", Various Artist

Latin Dance Maxi-Single of the Year[]

• "Sólo me importas tú", Enrique Iglesias^[1]
• "Muy Dentro de Mi", Marc Anthony
• "No Me Dejes de Querer", Gloria Estefan
• "Shake Your Bon-Bon", Ricky Martin

Latin Dance Club Play Track of the Year[]

• "Sólo me importas tú", Enrique Iglesias^[1]
• "No Me Dejes de Querer", Gloria Estefan
• "Cada Vez", Negrocan
• "Asi", Jon Secada

The Billboard Latin 50 Artists of the year[]

• Son by Four^[1]
• Christina Aguilera
• Marc Anthony
• Shakira

Hot Latin Tracks Artist of the Year[]

• Son by Four^[1]
• Marc Anthony
• Cristian Castro
• Conjunto Primavera

Songwriter of the Year[]

• Omar Alfanno^[1]
• Estéfano
• Rudy Pérez
• Kike Santander

Producer of the Year[]

• Rudy Pérez^[1]
• Emilio Estefan
• Alejandro Jaén
• Kike Santander

Publisher of the year[]

• EMOA-ASCAP^[1]
• F.I.P.P, BMI
• Sony/ATV Latin, BMI
• WB, ASCAP

Publishing corporation of the year[]

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

Spirit Of Hope[]

• Los Tigres del Norte^[1]

Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame[]

• Mongo Santamaría^[1]

Billboard Lifetime achievement award[]

• Los Lobos^[1]

Star award[]

• Thalía^[1]

References[]