Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Children's Album

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Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Children's Album
DescriptionAward to the artist with 51% or more playing time of the album. (If no artist is credited with sufficient playing time, the award will go to the producer.)
CountryUnited States
Presented byThe Latin Recording Academy
First awarded2000
Currently held byLucky Díaz y La Familia Música for ¡Fantástico!
Websitelatingrammy.com

The Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Children's Album is given every year since the 1st Latin Grammy Awards ceremony which took place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. This category is restricted for recordings that are created and intended specifically for children. Includes Portuguese language recordings.

Recipients

Brazilian singer and host TV Xuxa won the award in 2002 and 2003.
Brazilian singer Adriana Calcanhotto won the award in 2006.
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Venezuelan sextet Voz Veis won the award in 2007.
Puerto Rican singer Miguelito won the award in 2008.
Argentine musician Luis Pescetti won the award in 2010.
Year Winner Nominees
2000 Miliki for A Mis Niños de 30 Años
2001 Miliki for Cómo Estan Ustedes?
  • Los Niños de Cuba for Así Cantan Los Niños De Cuba
  • Niños Adorando for Niños Adorando
  • El Morro for Puras Para Niños, Vol. 1
  • Colegio de Música de Medellín for Traralalala
2002 Xuxa for Só Para Baixinhos 2
2003 Xuxa for Só Para Baixinhos 3
2004 Niños Adorando for Niños Adorando 2
2005 Lina Luna for Lina Luna
  • Christell for La Fiesta Continúa!!!
  • Floricienta for Floricienta y su banda
  • Ke Zafados for Ke Zafados
  • Los Payasónicos for Poder Payasónico
  • Misión S.O.S for Aventura y Amor
2006 Adriana Partimpim for Adriana Partimpim - O Show
2007 Voz Veis for Cómo Se Llega A Belén
2008 Miguelito for El Heredero
  • Claraluna for Un Lugar Llamado Colombia
  • Raquel Durães for Hora de Dormir
  • Niños Adorando for Niños Adorando 3
  • Remi for Alegrate
  • Strings For Kids for Acordes para Hormiguitas y Menudas Criaturas
2009 Various Artists for Pombo Musical
  • Jair Oliveira and Tania Khalill for Grandes Pequeninos
  • Rita Rosa for El Patio De Tu Casa
  • Veveta and Saulinho for A Casa Amarela
  • Vitor and Vitória for Vitor e Vitória
2010 Luis Pescetti for Luis Pescetti
  • Banda de Boca for MPB Pras Crianças
  • Rita Rosa for Insectos y Bicharracos
  • Various Artists for Brasileirinhos
  • Various Artists for Lo Mejor De Playhouse Disney
2011 Pato Fu — Música de Brinquedo
  • Claraluna — Un Mundo de Navidad
  • Piero — Sinfonia Inconclusa En 'L'a Mar
  • Omara Portuondo — Reír y Cantar
  • Jessyca Sarango — Henry El Camioncito Verde
  • Topa & Muni — La Casa de Playhouse Disney
  • Various Artists — Cantando Aprendo A Hablar: Vamos A Jugar
2012 María Teresa Chacín — María Teresa Chacín Canta Cuentos
2013 Lucky Díaz y La Familia Música — ¡Fantástico!
  • Atención Atención — Vamos A Bailar
  • Eslabones Kids — Vamos A Cantar
  • Karito — Estoy Feliz
  • Miami Lighthouse for the Blind — Four Magical Stories to Live
2014 Marta Gómez and Friends — Coloreando: Traditional Songs For Children In Spanish
  • Mister G — ABC Fiesta
  • Rita Rosa — Rumba Flora: La Historia De Uva Y Garbancito
  • Thalía — Viva Kids - Volumen 1
  • Xuxa — XSPB 12
2015 Mister G — Los Animales
2016 123 Andrés — Arriba Abajo
2017 Marc Anthony and others — Marc Anthony For Babies
 
2018 Claraluna — Imaginare
 
2019 The Lucky Band — Buenos Diaz
 
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