Deorro, the famend DJ and producer behind the worldwide dance hit “5 Extra Hours,” has been nominated for his first Latin Grammy Award.
The Mexican-American producer acquired a nod within the class of Greatest Latin Digital Music Efficiency for “BAMBOLE,” a collaboration he launched on Pitbull’s Mr. 305 Information final summer time alongside crossover dance artist Vikina. The pulsing observe blends her sultry vocals with Deorro’s signature bouncy synths and four-on-the-floor rhythms.
This 12 months is the primary to characteristic the brand-new class, which the Latin Recording Academy says “acknowledges the evolution of Latin digital music.”
“That is one thing that’s very large for us,” Deorro instructed GRAMMY.com in regards to the new class. “How stunning that that is taking place, as a result of it exhibits that what we’re doing is working, we’re breaking down doorways, and we’re creating extra alternatives for artists like us sooner or later.”
Becoming a member of Deorro are Brazilian dance music celebrity Alok, who acquired a pair of nominations for his tracks “Pedju Kunumigwe” and “Drum Machine”; Dutch EDM icon Tiësto, who was nominated for his remix of Bizarrap and Shakira’s “Bzrp Music Periods, Vol. 53”; and Ale Acosta and Valeria Castro for his or her collaboration “La Ceniza.”
It is a large second for Deorro, who revealed he’d be focusing extra on Latin dance music again in 2020. The chart-topping producer then launched his first crossover album, ORRO, which options collaborations with Elvis Crespo, Brray and Los Tucanes De Tijuana, in 2022 earlier than opening up for Dangerous Bunny on his “World’s Hottest Tour.”
Earlier this 12 months, Deorro carried out a remix of “Te Va a Doler” alongside Mexican singer, songwriter Thalía, prevalently known as the “Queen of Latin Pop,” on the 2024 Latin American Music Awards. He additionally signed with Double P Information, the label of hip-hop and reggaeton celebrity Peso Pluma, earlier than returning to the Mr. 305 imprint to launch a rendition of “Como La Flor” by the late Mexican-American artist Selina Quintanilla alongside Natti Natasha and Play-N-Skillz.
Celebrating on social media, Deorro referred to as his first Latin Grammy nomination a “dream come true.”
The Latin Recording Academy’s twenty fifth annual Latin Grammy Awards will happen Thursday, November 14th at Miami’s Kaseya Middle. Try the complete record of nominees here.
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