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List of awards and nominations received by Luis Miguel

Luis Miguel is a Mexican recording artist who has received many nominations and awards at the international level during his career spanning five decades. With over 60 million records sold,[1] he is one of the best-selling Latin music artists of all-time.

Luis Miguel at the Broomfield Events Center in 2008
Totals[a]
Wins200
Nominations326
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Luis Miguel began to receive major awards as a child star. He won the Premios TVyNovelas for the Best Child Singer during the inaugural event in 1983 and prominently participated in the 1984 Italian's festival Un disco per l'estate.[2] A year later, in 1985, he won his first Grammy Awards, becoming the youngest Grammy-winner male artist.[3] The same year, he won his first Antorcha de Plata (Silver Torch) at the Chilean's Viña del Mar International Song Festival, and the second place at the Italian's Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Noi, ragazzi di oggi". Throught the decade, in 1990, Luis Miguel became the first Latin artist to receive a World Music Awards,[4] and in 1996, he became the first Latin artist to receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star.[5] In 1998, Luis Miguel was nominated for the first Favorite Latin Artist at the American Music Awards.[6] He won three Latin Grammy Awards at the inaugural edition in 2000 and has won a total of six awards from nine nominations. In addition to win various awards at the Viña del Mar International Song Festival, he received the first Gaviota de Platino award in its history.[7]

Luis Miguel success and career have been recognized. In 1989, he received an Antena de Cristal (Crystal Antenna) given by President of Mexico, Carlos Salinas de Gortari. He also won a Lifetime Award at the inaugural Lunas del Auditorio in 2002,[8] a Lo Nuestro Excellence Award in 2003, an Achievement Award by People en Español (2012), a Diamond Award by Las Vegas International. Press Association (2013) and various recognitions by the National Auditorium of Mexico for his record-breaking concerts there. He was named Male Artist of the Century by Reforma in 1999 and Artist of the Century by Premios Latino in 2010. He also received the first "Lapislazuli disc" awards for his sales in Chile of over 1.7 million by 1999.[9]

Awards and nominations

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Award/organization[a] Year Nominee/work Category Result Ref.
ALMA Award 1999 Luis Miguel, The World Music Awards (ABC) Outstanding performance by an individual in a music series or special Nominated [10]
2002 Mis Romances Spanish-language Album of the Year Nominated [11]
Asociación Latina de Periodistas de Entretenimiento (ALPE) 2010 Luis Miguel Lesser friendly person with press Won [12]
American Music Awards 1998 Luis Miguel Favorite Latin Artist Nominated [6]
2003 Nominated [13]
2005 Nominated [14]
ACE Awards (Argentina) 1993 Romance Special Award Honoree [15]
1994 Luis Miguel Most Popular Artist Won [16]
Segundo Romance Latin Ballad Album Won [17]
Amigo Awards 1997 Luis Miguel Best Latin Male Artist Won [18][19]
Nada Es Igual Best Latin Album Nominated
Romances Nominated
1998 Luis Miguel Best Latin Male Artist Nominated [20]
1999 Nominated [21]
Amarte Es un Placer Best Latin Album Won [22]
2003 Luis Miguel Best Latin Male Artist Nominated [23]
ASCAP Latin Awards 1993 "No Sé Tú" Pop Song Of The Year Won [24]
1994 "Ayer" Award-Winning Songs — Pop/Contemporáneo Won [25]
1995 "Tú y Yo" Award-Winning Songs — Pop/Contemporáneo Won [26]
1996 "La Media Vuelta" Award-Winning Songs — Pop Won [27]
1997 "Amanecí En Tus Brazos" Award-Winning Songs — Pop/Rock Won [28]
"Dame" Won
1998 "Cómo Es Posible Que a Mi Lado" Award-Winning Songs — Pop/Balada Won [29]
1999 "Contigo (Estar Contigo)" Won [30]
2000 "O Tú o Ninguna" Won [31]
2001 "Amarte Es Un Placer" Won [32]
Billboard Number One Awards[b] 1988 "La Incondicional" Top Hot Latin Tracks Nominated [33]
1989 En Busca de Una Mujer Top Pop Latin Album Nominated [33]
"La Incondicional" Top Hot Latin Tracks Nominated
"Un Hombre Busca Una Mujer" Nominated
"Fria Como el Viento" Nominated
Billboard Music Awards 1992 Luis Miguel Top Latin Artist Won [34]
Top Latin Album (Artist) Won
Top Hot Latin Track Artist Won
1993 Best Latin Male Artist Won [35]
Top Latin Album (Artist) Won
2024 Top Latin Touring Artist Won [36]
Billboard Music Video Awards 1993 "Ayer" Latin Clip of the Year Nominated [37]
2000 "Amarte Es Un Placer" Nominated [38]
Billboard Latin Music Awards 1994 Luis Miguel Male Artist of the Year Won [39]
Aries Album of the Year Won
1995 Segundo Romance Album of the Year — Male Artist Won [40]
1998 Luis Miguel Billboard Latin 50 Artist of the Year Won [41]
Romances Pop Album of the Year — Male Artist Won
2000 Amarte Es un Placer Won [42]
2001 Vivo Won [43]
2002 Mis Romances Won [44]
2003 Luis Miguel Latin Tour of the Year Won [45]
2004 Luis Miguel Won [46][47]
33 Pop Album of the Year — Male Artist Nominated
2006 Luis Miguel Latin Tour of the Year Won [48]
2007 Nominated [49]
Navidades Pop Album of the Year — Male Artist Nominated
2009 Cómplices Latin Pop Album Of The Year, Solo Nominated [50]
Luis Miguel Latin Tour of the Year Nominated
2014 Won [51]
2019 Won [52]
2024 Nominated [53]
BMI Latin Awards 1994 "Ayer" Award-Winning Songs Won [54]
"Inolvidable" Won
1995 "Hasta El Fin" Won [55]
"Hasta Que Me Olvides" Won
"Suave" Won
1996 "El Día Que Me Quieras" Won [56]
"Todo Y Nada" Won
1998 "Cómo Es Posible Que a Mi Lado" Won [57]
"Dame" Won
"Que Tú Te Vas" Won
1999 "El Reloj" Won [58]
"Por Debajo De La Mesa" Won
"Sabor A Mí" Won
2001 "Sol, Arena y Mar" Won [59]
2002 "Dormir Contigo" Won [60]
"La Bikina" Won
"Y" Won
2003 "Amor, Amor, Amor" Won [61]
"Como Duele" Won
"Si Nos Dejan" Won
2005 "Te Necesito" Won [62]
2007 "Échame A Mí La Culpa" Won [63]
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards 1998 Luis Miguel Favorite Latino Artist Nominated [64]
Bravo Awards [es] 1990 Luis Miguel Young Performer Nominated [65]
El Heraldo de México Awards 1987 Luis Miguel Youth Idol (ídolo juvenil) Won [66]
1989 "La Incondicional" Best Video Won [66]
Luis Miguel Best Singer Won
Festival Acapulco [es] 1993 Luis Miguel Special medal Won [67]
FMDOS Awards [es] 2023 Luis Miguel Concert of the Year Nominated [68]
Galardón a los Grandes 1990 20 Años For having selling one million copies Won [69]
Global Music Video Awards 1992 Luis Miguel Best Pop Vocalist Won [34]
Grammy Awards 1985 "Me Gustas Tal Como Eres" (with Sheena Easton) Best Mexican-American Performance Won [70]
1988 Soy Como Quiero Ser Best Latin Pop Performance Nominated
1991 20 Años Nominated
1993 Romance Best Latin Pop Album Nominated
1994 Aries Won
1995 Segundo Romance Best Latin Pop Performance Won
1997 Nada Es Igual Nominated
1998 Romances Won
2000 Amarte Es Un Placer Nominated
2001 Vivo Best Latin Pop Album Nominated
2004 33 Nominated
2006 Mexico en la Piel Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album Won
2008 Navidades Best Latin Pop Album Nominated
2009 Cómplices Nominated
2019 ¡México Por Siempre! Best Música Mexicana Album (including Tejano) Won
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1996 Luis Miguel Walk of Star Won [5]
James L. Knight Center 1994 Luis Miguel Plaque for selling out three shows at the venue Honoree [71]
Juventud Awards 2004 Luis Miguel He's Got Style Nominated [72]
He's So Hot! Nominated
What A Actor! Nominated
All Over The Dial Nominated
My Idol Is Nominated
Paparazzi's Favorite Target Nominated
Luis Miguel & Myrka Dellanos Won
Hottest Romance Nominated
"Por Debajo de la Mesa" Catchiest Tune Nominated
33 I Die Without That CD Nominated
Romances Nominated
2005 Luis Miguel Paparazzi's Favorite Target Won [73][74]
Luis Miguel & Aracely Arámbula Hottest Romance Nominated
2006 Luis Miguel Paparazzi's Favorite Target Nominated [75]
Luis Miguel & Aracely Arámbula Hottest Romance Nominated
2007 Luis Miguel Paparazzi's Favorite Target Won [76]
2008 Luis Miguel My Idol Is Nominated [77]
Luis Miguel & Aracely Arámbula Hottest Romance Nominated
2009 Luis Miguel Paparazzi's Favorite Target Nominated [78]
2010 Won [79]
2011 "Tres Palabras" Best Novelist Theme Nominated [80]
Latin Grammy Awards 2000 Amarte Es un Placer Album of the Year Won [81]
Best Pop Vocal Won
"Tu Mirada" Best Male Pop Vocal Won
2001 Vivo Male Pop Vocal Album Nominated
2003 "Hasta Que Vuelvas" Record of the Year Nominated
2004 33 Best Male Pop Vocal Album Nominated
2005 México en la Piel Best Ranchero Album Won
2018 ¡México Por Siempre! Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album Won
Album of the Year Won
Latin American Music Awards 2018 México Por Siempre Tour Favorite Tour Won [82]
2019 Won [83]
2024 Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24 Nominated [84]
Laurel del Oro (Chile) 1992 Luis Miguel Best International Artist Won [85]
Romance Best Album of the Year Won [86]
Laurel del Oro (Paraguay) 1992 Luis Miguel Best Male Artist Won [87]
Las Vegas International. Press Association 2013 Luis Miguel Diamond Award Honoree [88]
Las Vegas Walk of Stars 2006 Luis Miguel Walk of Star Won [88]
Lo Nuestro Awards 1990 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Nominated [89][90]
"La Incondicional" Pop Song of the Year Won
1991 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Won [91][90]
20 Años Pop Song of the Year Nominated
"Tengo Todo Excepto a Ti" Pop Album of the Year Nominated
1992 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Won [90]
1993 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Nominated [92][90]
"No Sé Tú" Pop Song of the Year Won
Romance Pop Album of the Year Nominated
"América, América" Video of the Year Nominated
1994 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Won [90][93]
Aries Pop Album of the Year Won
"Hasta Que Me Olvides" Pop Song of the Year Nominated
"Ayer" Nominated
Video of the Year Nominated
1995 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Won [90][94]
Segundo Romance Pop Album of the Year Won
"La Media Vuelta" Video of the Year Won
"El día que me quieras" Pop Song of the Year Nominated
1996 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Won [90][95]
El Concierto Pop Album of the Year Nominated
"Si Nos Dejan" Pop Song of the Year Nominated
1997 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Nominated [96]
Nada Es Igual Pop Album of the Year Nominated
"Dame" Video of the Year Nominated
1998 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Nominated [97]
"Por Debajo de la Mesa" Pop Song of the Year Nominated
Romances Album of the Year Nominated
2000 Amarte Es un Placer Pop Album of the Year Nominated [98]
2001 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Nominated [99]
Vivo Pop Album of the Year Nominated
"Amarte Es un Placer" Pop Song of the Year Nominated
2003 Luis Miguel Pop Male Artist of the Year Nominated [100][101]
Excellence Award Honoree
2006 Luis Miguel Ranchero Artist of the Year Nominated [102]
Regional Mexican Male Artist Nominated
"Que Seas Feliz" Video of the Year Nominated
2019 México Por Siempre Tour Tour of the Year Nominated [103]
2020 Luis Miguel Pop/Ballad Artist of the Year Nominated [104]
2024 Luis Miguel Tour 2023 Tour of the Year Nominated [105]
Lunas del Auditorio 2002 Luis Miguel Lifetime Award Honoree [106][107]
Best Balada Act Nominated
Best Mexican Music Act Nominated
2004 Best Spanish Pop Act Nominated [108]
2006 Won [109]
Madison Square Garden 1993 Luis Miguel Plaque recognizing him as first latin artist to achieve a sold-out concert at the venue Honoree [110]
Meridiano de Oro 1995 Luis Miguel Best Foreign Male Singer Won [111]
MTV Latino 1998 Luis Miguel Best Male Performance Won [112]
MTV Video Music Awards 1993 Luis Miguel — "América, América" MTV Internacional Won [113]
Musa Awards (Chile) 2024 Luis Miguel 2024 Tour Concert of the Year Nominated [114]
National Auditorium (Mexico) 1995 Luis Miguel Recognition: 16 concerts Won [115]
2000 Artist of the Year Won [116]
Recognition: 21 concerts Won
2004 Recognition: 121 concerts (1991-2004) Won [117]
2005 Recognition: 24 concerts (calendar year) Won [117]
2006 Estela de Plata (Silver Stele): 30 concerts (calendar year) Won [118]
2009 Dalia de Plata (Silver Dahlia): 180 concerts Won [119]
2011 Recognition: 200 concerts Won [120]
New York Latin ACE Awards 1988 Luis Miguel Favorite Male Act Nominated [121]
1990 Outstanding Male Artist Nominated [122]
1991 Favorite Male Act Won [123][124]
1993 Romance Album of the Year Won [125][126]
1994 Luis Miguel Favorite Male Act Nominated [127]
Best Concert Nominated
1995 Segundo Romance Album of the Year Won [128][129]
Luis Miguel Extraordinary Figure Honoree
1996 El Concierto Album of the Year Nominated [130]
Luis Miguel Extraordinary Figure of the Year Won [131][132]
1998 Favorite Male Act Won [133]
2001 Favorite Male Act Nominated [134]
Orgullosamente Latino Award 2004 "Te Necesito" Latin Video of the Year Nominated [135]
2008 Luis Miguel Lifetime Award Nominated [136]
2010 Nominated [137]
Paseo de las Estrellas (Chile) 1994 Luis Miguel Viña Walk of the Stars Won [138]
People en Español Awards 2010 Labios de Miel Comeback of the Year Nominated [139]
2012 Luis Miguel Achievement Award Honoree [140]
Pollstar Awards 2019 México Por Siempre Tour Best Latin Tour Nominated [141]
2020 Best Latin Tour Nominated [142]
2021 Luis Miguel Latin Touring Artist of The Decade Nominated [143]
2025 Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24 Latin Tour of the Year Pending [144]
Premios Excelencia Europea (Spain) 1990 Luis Miguel — Won [4]
Premios Eres (Mexico) 1991 20 Años Best Album Won [145]
"Entrégate" Best Video Won
Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won
Best Male Show Nominated
1992 Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won
Romance Best Album Nominated [146]
1993 Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won [147]
Best Male Show Won
Romance Best Album Won
"No Sé Tú" Best Video Won
1994 Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won [148][149]
Best Male Show Won
Aries Best Album Won
"Ayer" Best Video Won
"Hasta Que Me Olvides" Best Song Nominated
1995 Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won [150]
Best Male Show Won
Segundo Romance Best Album Won
"El Día Que Me Quieras" Best Video Nominated
"La Media Vuelta" Won
Best Song Won
"Todo y Nada" Nominated
1996 El Concierto Best Album Won [151]
Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won
Best Male Show Won
Best Latin Artist Nominated
Si Nos Dejan Best Song Nominated
1997 Nada es Igual Best Album Won [152]
Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won
Best Male Show Nominated
"Dame" Best Song Nominated
Best Video Nominated
1998 Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won [153]
Best Male Show Won
"Por Debajo de la Mesa" Best Song Nominated
Best Videoclip Nominated
Romances Best Album Nominated
Premios Gardel 2000 Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Nominated [154]
Amarte Es un Placer Best Album Nominated
Premios INTE 2003 "Amor, Amor, Amor" in El Manantial Telenovela Musical Theme of the Year Won [155]
Premios Latino 2010 Luis Miguel Artist of the Century Honoree [156]
Premios Mixup 2001 Luis Miguel Spanish-language Male Artist Won [157][158]
Premios Paoli [es] 1988 Luis Miguel International Male Singer Won
Premios Ondas 1997 Luis Miguel Best Latino Artist Won [159]
Premios Oye! 2002 Luis Miguel Best Male Pop Artist — Spanish Nominated [160]
2005 Best Ranchero Artist — Spanish Won [161]
2008 Best Male Pop Artist — Spanish Nominated [162]
Premios TVyNovelas 1983 Luis Miguel Best Child Star Won [163]
1985 International Young Singer Won
1986 Best Male TV-Singer Won
1988 Won [164]
1990 Won
1991 Most Outstanding Male Singer Won
1993 Male Singer of the Year Won
Romance Best Album of the Year Won
1996 Luis Miguel Best Male Singer Won
2005 "Que seas feliz" Best Musical Theme Nominated
Reforma 1999 Luis Miguel Male Figure of the Century Nominated [165]
Male Singer of the Century Honoree
Ritmo Latino Awards[c] 2000 "Amarte Es Un Placer" Video of the Year Nominated [168]
Luis Miguel Artist of the Year Nominated
Pop Male Artist of the Year Nominated
Amarte Es un Placer Album of the Year Nominated
2001 Luis Miguel Male Pop Artist or Group Nominated [169]
2002 Mis Romances Album of the Year Won [170]
Ronda Awards [es] 1991 Romance Best International Album Won [124]
Luis Miguel Best International Artist Won
1992 Won
1993 International Artist of the Year Won [171]

[172]

Aries Best Selling International Album Won
1994 Segundo Romance Best Selling International Album Nominated [173]
Sanremo Music Festival 1985 "Noi, ragazzi di oggi" Big Contest Runner-up [174]
Showtime 2000 Luis Miguel A special "crown" Won [116]
South Korea Global Music Video Show Awards 1993 Luis Miguel Best Artist from a Non-English Speaking Country Won [175][124]
Spotify Awards 2020 Luis Miguel Most-Shared Artist Nominated [176][177]
Most-Streamed Mexican Artist Nominated
Mexican Artist in Spotify of the Year Nominated
Artist with more songs in the Top 200 Nominated
Most-Streamed Mexican Artist in Mexico Won
Most-Streamed Pop Artist Won
Most-Streamed Male Artist — by Users over 45 Years Old Won
Most-Streamed Male Artist — by Users 30-45 Years Old Won
Most-Streamed Song during Cry of Indepence "La Bikina" Nominated
"México en la Piel" Won
Unión de Periodistas del Espectáculo de México 1989 Luis Miguel Figure of the Month Award Won [178]
Viña del Mar International Song Festival 1985 Luis Miguel Antorcha de Plata (Silver Torch) Won [174]
1986 Won [179]
1990 Won [87]
Gaviota de Oro (Gold Gulls) Won
Gaviota de Plata (Silver Gulls) Won
2012 Won [180][181]
Gaviota de Oro (Gold Gulls) Won [182]
Gaviota de Platino (Platinum Gulls) Won
Vota la voce Festival [it] 1985 Luis Miguel Best Male Revelation Won [183]
William Morris Agency 1998 Luis Miguel Most Successful Latin Tour Ever Won [184]
World Music Awards 1990 Luis Miguel Best-Selling Latin Artist Won [174][4]
1995 Won [185]
1998 Won [186]

Other honors

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Luis Miguel's Hollywood Walk of Fame—The first Latin artist to obtained it
List of state honors
Country City/Gov./Entity Year Description Status Ref.
United States President of Mexico/Carlos Salinas de Gortari 1989 Antena de Cristal: Trayectoria (Crystal Antenna) Honoree [87]
United States City of Miami/Mayor Xavier Suarez 1993 Proclaimed "Luis Miguel Day" (June 19) Honoree [187]
Panama Panama City/Mayor Juan Carlos Navarro 2004 Key to City of Panama City Honoree [188]
Paraguay Junta Municipal de Asunción 2010 Illustrious Guest Honoree [189]
Chile Viña del Mar/Mayor Virginia Reginato 2012 Key to City of Viña del Mar Honoree [180]
City of Antofagasta Illustrious Guest Honoree [190]
United States San Antonio City Council/Mayor Diego Bernal 2012 "Mayor For a Day" Honoree [140]
Argentina President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner 2012 Silver plaque Honoree [191]
United States Las Vegas City 2013 Proclaimed "Luis Miguel Day" (September 13) Honoree [88]
Argentina Buenos Aires City Legislature/Deputy Oscar Moscariello 2014 Guest of Honor Honoree [192]

Notes

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  1. ^ Charts are not included, unless they are explicitly described as "awards" or specific trophies are given.
  2. ^ Prior to the inauguration of the Billboard Music Awards in 1990, the magazine had the "Number One Awards" to honor the top-performing artists of the year on each of chart categories.
  3. ^ Also known as "Premio de la Gente" or Latin Music Fan Awards.[166][167]

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