Latin Grammy Award for Best Recording Package

The Latin Grammy Award for Best Recording Package is an honor presented annually at the Latin Grammy Awards, a ceremony that recognizes excellence and promotes awareness of cultural diversity and contributions of Latin recording artists in the United States and internationally.[1]

Latin Grammy Award for Best Recording Package
CountryUnited States
Presented byThe Latin Recording Academy
First awarded2006
WebsiteLatingrammy.com

Recipients
YearWinnerNominees
2006 Laura Varsky for Café De Los Maestros by Various Artist
  • Alexandra Lahr for Live In Los Angeles by Los Pinguos
  • Omar Delgado for Productos Desaparecidos by La Pestilencia
  • Marcelo Kertész for Samba Passarinho by Péri
  • Fritz Torres and Jorge Verdin for Tijuana Sessions Vol. 3 by Nortec Collective
  • Edward Martínez for Timeless by Sérgio Mendes
2007 Catalina Díez for Los Vallenatos de Andrés by Various Artist
  • Luciano Cury for Mutantes Ao Vivo - Barbican Theatre, Londres 2006 by Mutantes
  • Gringo Cardia for Biograffiti by Rita Lee
  • Andrea Bardasano for Edición Especial by Motel
  • Allan Castañeda and Sandra Masias for Serenata Inkaterra by Jean Pierre Magnet
2008 Leicia Gotlibowski, Daniel Kotliar, Karina Levy, Andres Mayo and Mercedes Sencio for Buenos Aires, Días y Noches de Tango by Various Artist
  • Santiago Velazco-Land for Cara B by Jorge Drexler
  • Jorge Du Peixe and Valentina Trajano for Fome de Tudo by Nação Zumbi
  • Gaspar Guerra for Gózalo by Orquesta La 33
  • Fritz Torres for Tijuana Sound Machine by Bostich and Fussible
2009 Alejandro Ros for Cantora 1 by Mercedes Sosa
2010 Rock Instrument Bureau for Fuerza natural by Gustavo Cerati
  • Luis Itanare for Casa 4 by Famasloop
  • Boa Mistura for En El Fin Del Mundo by Chambao
  • Pico Covarrubias for Hombre Invisible by Ely Guerra
  • Locktite for Work In Progress by Erizonte
2011 TIE:
Javier Mariscal for Chico & Rita by Various Artists
Alejandro Ros for Solo Un Momento by Vicentico
  • Natalia Ayala, Carlos Dussan Gomez and Juliana Jaramillo for El Corazón y El Sombrero by Marta Gómez
  • Juan Gatti for El Paso Trascendental del Vodevil a la Astracanada by Fangoria
  • Allan Castañeda and Sandra Masías for Fiesta Inkaterra by Miki González
2012 Miguel Masa for "Cambie de nombre" by Viniloversus
  • Mzk for "Bixiga70" by Bixiga70
  • Alejandro Ros for Canciones Para Aliens by Fito Páez
  • Pablo Martínez for Indeleble by Los Mesoneros
  • Ma+Go for Ves Lo Que Quieres Ver by Bareto
2013 Tonho Quinta-Feira and Fernando Young — Abraçaço (Caetano Veloso)
  • Filipe Costa and Mateus Sá — Abaporu (Laura Lopes)
  • Belén Mena — De Taitas y de Mamas (Various Artists)
  • The Welcome Branding Group — El Techo es el Suelo (Quiero Club)
  • Masa — Repeat After Me (Los Amigos Invisibles)
2014 Alejandro Ros - Wed 21 (Juana Molina)
  • Alfredo Enciso — Activistas (Nonpalidece)
  • Rafael Rocha — Antes Que Tu Conte Outra (Apanhador Só)
  • Giovanni Nésterez — Combi (Lucho Quequezana)
  • Laura Varsky — Ocho(Marco Sanguinetti)
2015 Natalia Ayala, Carlos Dussan Gómez and Juliana Jaramillo — Este Instante (Marta Gómez)
  • Julia Rocha — Blam! Blam! (Jonas Sá)
  • Anna Amendola — Noel Rosa, Preto E Branco (Valéria Lobão)
  • Pablo González and Francisca Valenzuela — Tajo Abierto (Francisca Valenzuela)
  • Laura Varsky — Veinte Años El Grito Después (Catupecu Machu)

References
  1. "Sobre La Academia Latina de la Grabación". Latin Grammy Awards (in Spanish). United States: Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences. Archived from the original on July 17, 2011. Retrieved July 17, 2011.
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