By Jailene Giron
The singer Rosalia achieve further success on a professional level: will be honored with the “Woman of the Year” award at the Billboard Latina Women in Music 2026 ceremonyscheduled for this Thursday, April 23 in Miami, Florida.
According to a statement, This honor will be granted to the Spanish singer thanks to her impact on the current music scene.managing to establish himself as one of the most influential voices of his generation.
“He has challenged the limits of music in Spanish by fusing tradition and avant-garde with an innovative artistic vision that has captivated audiences around the world.“, indicated the organizers of the event in a writing.
The proof of its impact on global audiences is in the statistics. And according to Billboard, the 33-year-old artist has achieved first place in ‘Latin Airplay’ seven times, and has entered the high 10 in ‘Hot Latin Songs’ nine times, in addition to accumulating more than 60 combined entries in ‘Billboard Global’.
This unconditional support from the public remains firm despite the passing of the years, since The Spaniard’s most recent album, released under the name “LUX”, has also broken her own records. In November, it debuted at number one on the ‘High Latin Albums’, ‘High Latin Pop Albums’, ‘Classical Albums’, ‘Classical Crossover’ and ‘World Albums’ charts, as well as at number four on the Billboard 200, its first time in the top 10 on the usual chart.
With this in mind, Billboard highlights that his recent musical project “reaffirms her status as a cultural force, generating global conversation and cementing her reputation as a creative and visionary leader.”
In addition to her success in the musical field, Rosalía has had an impact in areas such as: visual arts, fashion and artistic direction, a fact that did not go unnoticed by Billboard. “Recognizing her as ‘Woman of the Year’ is celebrating a career of artistic excellence, as well as her cultural impact and the new possibilities she continues to open for women in music”he stood out.
Upon being announced as the next recipient of the “Woman of the Year” award, Rosalía joins a list of honorees made up of: Lola Índigo, Gloria Trevi, Julieta Venegas, Pleasure (from the duo Jesse & Pleasure), Becky G and the Puerto Ricans Ivy Queen and Young Miko.
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