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Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame Announces the 2017 LA MUSA AWARDS Nominees

By February 6, 2017February 8th, 2017Articles, Press Releases

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Miami Beach, Fla. (February 6, 2017) –The Board of Directors and Officers of the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame (LSHOF) proudly announce the names of the twenty-four songwriters and composers nominated for induction into the Hall during the 5th Annual LA MUSA AWARDS 2017. The six candidates with the greatest number of votes will be officially inducted at a prestigious ceremony which takes place in October presented by WorldArts (WorldArts.com). The nominees represent a wide variety of music genres and geography which reflect the enormous creativity and diversity of the Latin music culture. In a joint statement, LSHOF Chairman Desmond Child and President Rudy Pérez expressed, “this year’s LA MUSA AWARDS and inductees will be a star-studded event gleaming with some of the most notable Latin music icons of all time.”

The voting period begins Monday, February 6th and closes on Friday March 3, 2017 at midnight. The final list of the 2017 Latin Songwriters Hall Of Fame Inductees will be announced in April 2017.

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Voting is open to the public where music fans and industry professionals can all vote for their favorite songwriters and composers by becoming members of the Latin Songwriters Hall Of Fame at: https://www.latinsonghall.com/2017-nominees/

2017 LA MUSA AWARDS NOMINEES

Jorge Calandrelli (Argentina)
Roberto Livi (Argentina)
Gustavo Marquez (Argentina)
Erasmo Carlos (Brazil)
Caetano Veloso (Brazil)
Estefano (Colombia)
Juanes (Colombia)
Luis Fernando Ochoa (Colombia)
Fernado Osorio (Colombia/Venezuela)
Amaury Gutierrez (Cuba)
Romeo Santos (Dominican Republic)
Armando Avila (Mexico)

Ana Gabriel (Mexico)
Carlos Lara (Mexico)
Fher Olvera (Mexico)
Marco Antonio Solis (Mexico)
Martin Urieta (Mexico)
Ruben Blades (Panama)
Erika Ender (Panama)
Roberto Anglero (Puerto Rico)
Elvis Crespo (Puerto Rico)
Ivy Queen (Puerto Rico)
Enrique Iglesias (Spain)
Ricardo Montaner (Venezuela)

About Latin Songwriters Hall Of Fame:

The Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded in 2012 by renowned songwriter/producers Desmond Child and Rudy Pérez. LSHOF’s mission is to educate, honor and celebrate the lives and music of the world’s greatest Latin Songwriters and Composers as well as inspiring new generations of music creators through master classes, workshops, scholarships and digital initiatives. For more information on the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame and the 5th annual LA MUSA Awards visit www.latinsonghall.com