Rosalía's 'Lux' dominates Latin Grammys as Argentine artists shine

"If 'El mal querer' was a dream and 'Motomami' was a gamble, 'Lux' for me has been a leap into the void. I think it is very important to speak your truth, and this record is mine." The phrase, spoken by an emotional Rosalía after winning her third album of the year award for her most maximalist project, was nonetheless followed by a warning: "I know I have a lot to learn and I know I probably still haven't done my best work, but I know I have everything it takes to be the best."The San Esteve Sesrovires native dominated without breaking a sweat the 27th edition of the Grammys in Spanish and Portuguese (this year, for the first time, there was an explicit recognition of Portuguese and Brazilian art with its own category, won by Anitta, and a broadcast of that segment in this language), taking five of the seven awards for which she was nominated.On top of best album, Rosalía picked up song of the year for 'La Perla' and three others that had already been awarded previously: best pop song, best alternative album and best short video, clearing the way for her to secure possible new nominations within three days.