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Meet the Nominees for Best New Artist at the 2024 Latin Grammys
As the 25th edition of the Latin Grammy Awards approaches, it’s time to check out the artists nominated for Best New Artist. This category shines a light on the newbies who have made an impact on Latin music over the past year. Here’s a closer look at a few of these talented artists.
Who are the nominees for Best New Artist for the 2024 Latin Grammys?
Agris
From Guadalajara, Mexico, Agris brings an emotional and powerful style to the pop music scene. She started her music journey young, writing songs at 15 and participating in Guadalajara’s indie scene. Now based in Mexico City, Agris has released her first album, produced by Julio Reyes Copello. Her songs often explore deep personal themes, drawing in listeners with her sincerity and the way she openly discusses her identity as part of the LGBTQ+ community. Agris’s work goes beyond music, creating a space for acceptance and connection through her storytelling.
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Kevin Aguilar
At just 13, Kevin Aguilar from Mexico was recognized after winning La Voz Kids México in 2022. His voice and presence show a maturity beyond his years, blending Latin pop and regional Mexican music. Kevin’s songs focus on love, dreams, and hope, striking a chord with younger audiences who see him as a relatable and talented figure. Known as the “hijo del pueblo” (son of the people), Kevin’s ability to connect with fans and his passion for his Mexican roots highlights his potential in the industry.
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DARUMAS
The trio DARUMAS, featuring Aldana Aguirre from Argentina, Ceci León from Miami, and Vedala Vilmond from Haiti, represents a cultural blend and a unique approach to music. Their sound mixes elements of soul, funk, and pop with influences from their own diverse backgrounds. DARUMAS shows a new face of Latin music, bringing an old-school vibe with fresh energy. The group aims to offer a musical experience that feels authentic, drawing from their shared and individual experiences.
Nicolle Horbath
Barranquilla’s Nicolle Horbath mixes jazz with modern pop and Caribbean and Latin American sounds. Having started performing at festivals as a child, she has shared stages with popular artists such as Juan Luis Guerra and Carlos Vives. Horbath’s career took off when she received a scholarship to study at Berklee College of Music, which helped her expand her horizons and refine her skills. Now based in the US, her debut EP, De Magia Imperfecta, has earned her recognition, including two Latin Grammy nominations.
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Latin Mafia
Brothers Milton, Emilio, and Mike De La Rosa make up the group Latin Mafia. Their music journey started during the pandemic through social media, and they’ve since grown a loyal fan base. The trio blends urban sounds with elements of pop, creating songs that feel innovative but also carry a sense of relatability. The brothers draw from their family’s musical background and craft songs that reflect their collective creativity. Their hits, like “Julieta” and “Las Flores,” have gained traction both in Latin America and Europe, proving their ability to reach listeners across borders.
Cacá Magalhães
Cacá Magalhães, an 18-year-old artist from Salvador, Brazil, has been a professional singer since she was 10. Her debut album, Só Sinto, came out in 2023, following viral success with her cover of Nina Simone’s Feeling Good. Cacá’s music combines soul, jazz, and Brazilian rhythms, and her performances have caught the attention of major figures in the industry. Although currently based in São Paulo, she often reflects on her Bahian roots and experiences through her music, adding a layer of personal history to her songs.
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Os Garotin
This trio from Brazil—Anchieta, Leo Guima, and Cupertino—has gained visibility through social media and endorsements from artists like Caetano Veloso and Juliette. Mixing samba, funk, soul, and R&B, they released their first EP, Os Garotin Session, in 2023. Each member brings a personal touch to the music, resulting in a dynamic collection of tracks that explore a range of rhythms and influences. Their work shows a deep respect for Brazilian musical traditions, while also pushing those boundaries with modern elements.
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Íñigo Quintero
Hailing from La Coruña, Spain, Íñigo Quintero is a singer-songwriter known for his viral hit Si no estás, which topped charts across Europe and became a global sensation on Spotify. At just 22, he’s already built a significant following, using platforms like TikTok to reach a new audience. Íñigo’s music, often introspective and emotional, resonates with many as he explores themes of love, faith, and personal growth.
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Sofi Saar
Sofi Saar’s “popteño” style is an innovative blend of pop and traditional northern Mexican sounds. The young songwriter from northern Mexico released her first album, Terca, in 2024, reflecting on personal growth and emotional healing. Her music offers a fresh perspective on regional Mexican music, showing that the genre can evolve while still honoring its roots. Saar’s work has gained attention for its honesty and the way it merges traditional and contemporary elements.
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Ela Taubert
Colombian artist Ela Taubert uses her music to deliver messages of self-love, hope, and empowerment. Ela’s pop, pop rock, and ballad styles set her apart in a music scene dominated by urban rhythms. Her collaborations with major artists like Diego Torres and Alejandro Sanz have already placed her in the spotlight, and her live sessions demonstrate her dedication to creating personal connections with fans.
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