MTV Millennial Awards

MTV Millennial Awards
Awarded for the best of the millennial generation
Country Mexico
Presented by MTV Latin America
First awarded July 16, 2013 (2013-07-16)
Website miaw.mtvla.com

The MTV Millennial Awards (commonly abbreviated as a MIAW) is an annual program of Latin American music awards, presented by the cable channel MTV Latin America to honor the best of Latin music and the digital world of the millennial generation. The awards are the Latin version of the MTV Video Music Awards. The ceremony is held in Mexico City since its first edition on July 16, 2013.

List of ceremonies

Year Date Venue Host City Host(s) Ref.
2013 July 16 Corona Forum Mexico City Karla Souza and Werevertumorro [1][2]
2014 August 12 Pepsi Center Eiza Gonzalez [3]
2015 June 10 Tessa Ia and El Diablito [4]
2016 June 12 Maluma and YosStop [5]
2017 June 3 Palacio de los Deportes Lele Pons and Juanpa Zurita [6]
2018 June 3 Mexico City Arena La Divaza and Mon Laferte [7]

Award categories

Most wins

Artist Number of awards Categories
Lali 4 Argentine Artist of the Year (2016); Argentine Instagramer of the Year (2015); Dubsmash Celebrity (2015); Argentine Twittstar of the Year (2014)
Ariana Grande 3 International Hit of the Year (2015); Best Worldwide Instagrammer (2015); Best Worldwide Snapchatter (2016)
CD9 Hit of the Year (2015); Mexican Artist of the Year (2015); Best New Artist (2014)
Mario Bautista MIAW Icon of the Year (2015); Buzz Artist (2015); Instacrack (2014)
Mon Laferte Mexican Artist of the Year (2017); Buzz Artist (2016); Video of the Year (2016)
Sebastian Villalobos MIAW Icon of the Year (2015); Colombian Twitstar of the Year (2014); Instacrack (2016)
Taylor Swift 2 Catchiest Hit of the Year (2013); Collaboration of the Year (2017)

Most nominations

Artist Number of nominations Categories
J Balvin 12 Video of the Year (2017); Hit of the Year (2015–2016); Collaboration of the Year (2017); Colombian Artist of the Year (2014–2017); Best Colombian Instagrammer (2015, 2017); Best Colombian Snapchatter (2016); Best Performance in an App (2017)
Maluma Hit of the Year (2016–2017); Colombian Artist of the Year (2014, 2016–2017); Best Latin Instagrammer (2014); Best Colombian Instagrammer (2015, 2017); Best Colombian Snapchatter (2016); Best Performance in an App (2016); Instacrack (2014); Perfect Match (2016)
Lali 11 Video of the Year (2017); Best Pop Artist (2016–2017); Argentine Artist of the Year (2016–2017); Best Argentine Instagrammer (2015; 2017); Dubsmash Celebrity (2015); Best Performance in an App (2016); Argentine Twittstar of the Year (2014); Instacrush (2016)
Juanpa Zurita 8 MIAW Icon of the Year (2015–2017); Viner of the Year (2015); Best Mexican Instagrammer (2017); Mexican Snapchatter of the Year (2016); Best Performance in an App (2016); Supercolab (2017)
Maurio Bautista Best Pop Artist (2016); MIAW Icon of the Year (2015–2016); Buzz Artist (2015); Viner of the Year (2015); Best Mexican Instagrammer (2017); Instacrack (2014); Celebrity Challenge (2017)
Werevertumorro 7 MIAW Icon of the Year (2013–2014, 2016); Best Mexican Instagrammer (2017); Twitstar of the Year (2013); Best Parody (2 in 2017)
Belinda 6 Best Latin Instagrammer (2014); Best Mexican Instagrammer (2015); Twitstar of the Year (2013, 2015); Instacrush (2013–2014)
Dulce Maria Hit of the Year (2015); Best Latin Instagrammer (2014); Best Mexican Instagrammer (2015); Twitstar of the Year (2013); Mexican Twitstar of the Year (2014); Best Fan Army (2013)
Jesse & Joy Hit of the Year (2013, 2016–2017); Collaboration of the Year (2016); Mexican Artist of the Year (2016–2017)
Mon Laferte Video of the Year (2016–2017); Collaboration of the Year (2017); Mexican Artist of the Year (2017); Buzz Artist (2016); Instacrush (2017)
Sebastian Villalobos MIAW Icon of the Year (2016); Best Colombian Instagrammer (2017); Colombian Twittstar of the Year (2014); Best Performance in an App (2017); Instacrack (2015); Perfect March (2017)

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Werevertumorro, el anfitrión". MTVLA.com (in Spanish). MTV Networks. Retrieved 24 April 2017.
  2. ↑ "MTV Millennial Awards 2013: Lista completa de ganadores". Latin Times (in Spanish). IBT Media. Retrieved 24 April 2017.
  3. ↑ "¡Eiza González conducirá los mtv millennial awards!". MTVLA.com (in Spanish). MTV Networks. Retrieved 24 April 2017.
  4. ↑ "El Diablito y Tessa Conducirán los MTV Millennial". Milenio.com (in Spanish). MTV Networks. Retrieved 24 April 2017.
  5. ↑ "Maluma será el host de los premios MTV MIAW 2016" (in Spanish). Monitor Latino. Retrieved 24 April 2017.
  6. ↑ "MTV MIAW 2017: cómo, cuándo, dónde, a qué hora". MTVLA.com (in Spanish). MTV Networks. Retrieved 24 April 2017.
  7. ↑ "¡Ya tenemos fecha y locación para los MIAW 2018!". MTVLA.com (in Spanish). MTV Networks. Retrieved 18 April 2018.
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