1995 Latin Billboard Music Awards Explained

1995 Billboard Latin Music Awards
Date:	April, 1995
Venue:	Miami, Florida
Previous:	1994
Next:	1996

The 2nd annual Billboard Latin Music Awards which honor the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music took place in Miami.

Pop

Song of the year

• "Vida", La Mafia^[1]

Pop album of the year, Male

• Luis Miguel — Segundo Romance^[1]

Pop album of the year, female

• "Guitar Passion", Charo^[1]

Pop album of the year, duo or group

• "Love and Liberté", Gipsy Kings^[1]

Pop album of the year, new artist

• "Clásicos de la Provincia", Carlos Vives^[1]

Pop video of the year

• "Matador", Los Fabulosos Cadillacs^[1]

Tropical/Salsa

Tropical/salsa song of the year

• "Viviré", Juan Luis Guerra^[1]

Tropical/salsa album of the year, male

• "Cara de Niño", Jerry Rivera^[1]

Tropical/salsa album of the year, female

• "Dicen Que Soy", La India^[1]

Tropical/salsa album of the year, duo or group

• "Fogaraté", Juan Luis Guerra^[1]

Tropical/salsa album of the year, new artist

• "Master Sessions, Volume 1", Cachao^[1]

Tropical/salsa video of the year

• "Dicen Que Soy", La India^[1]

Regional Mexican

Regional Mexican song of the year

• "Amor Prohibido", Selena^[1]

Regional Mexican album of the year, male

• "Recordando A Los Panchos", Vicente Fernández^[1]

Regional Mexican album of the year, female

• "Amor Prohibido", Selena^[1]

Regional Mexican album of the year, duo or group

• "Los Dos Plebes", Los Tigres del Norte^[1]

Regional Mexican album of the year, new artist

• "La Diferencia", La Diferencia^[1]

Regional Mexican video of the year

• "No Me Queda Más", Selena^[1]

Other awards

Hot latin tracks artists of the year

• Selena^[1]

Latin rap album of the year

• "Es Mundial", El General^[1]

Latin rock album of the year

• "El nervio del volcán", Caifanes^[1]

Latin pop/rock album of the year

• "Maná en Vivo", Maná^[1]

Latin jazz album of the year

• Danzón (Dance On), Arturo Sandoval^[1]

Billboard Lifetime achievement award

• Tito Puente^[1]

Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame

• Selena^[1]

Notes and References

1. https://books.google.com/books?id=0QsEAAAAMBAJ&q=luis+miguel+&pg=PA54 Winners List 1995. L-6