Wisin will be performing at the Premios Juventud 2026 in Marbella
Artists Performing in Marbella
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Premios Juventud 2026 has announced the artists who will be performing at its first European gala in Marbella. The line-up brings together global stars, leading Spanish artists, and some promising new voices in Latin music:
Wisin, Yandel, Santos Bravos, Natael Cano, Manuel Carrasco, Do Not Disturb, Camilo, Aria Vega, Ángela Aguilar, Ana Mena, Christian Nodal, Elvis Crespo, Farruko, Greeicy, Juan Magán, Marc Anthony, Mau y Ricky, Quevedo, DJ Rous, La Oreja de Van Gogh, Silvestre Dangond, Elena Rose, Eladio Carrión, Camila Fernández, Alleh, Morat.
Wisin
Wisin rose to international fame as part of the Puerto Rican duo Wisin & Yandel before developing a solo career. He has won Grammy, Latin Grammy, and Billboard awards and has crossed musical boundaries by recording with global stars such as Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin, and Enrique Iglesias.
His appearance at Premios Juventud 2026 brings a key figure of classic reggaeton to the Marbella stage, and he will perform a medley featuring “Saoco”, “Paleta,” and “Gistro Amarillo”, bringing old-school reggaeton rhythms and Puerto Rican urban sounds.
Yandel
Yandel is also half of the iconic Puerto Rican reggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel. He has remained at the forefront of Latin urban music by collaborating with artists of the new generation. His hit “Yandel 150”, featuring Feid, became a global streaming success. He has also received Latin Grammy recognition for albums including De Líder a Leyenda and Dangerous.
Alongside his music career, Yandel is known for his philanthropic work. At the Premios Juventud 2026 ceremony, he will receive the “Agent of Change” honour in recognition of his social causes.
Santos Bravos
Santos Bravos are a Latin pop boy band launched by HYBE Latin America, the regional branch of the South Korean entertainment company behind global acts including BTS, SEVENTEEN and TXT. Like many K-pop groups, Santos Bravos was formed through a reality television programme of the same name. The show followed the aspiring members through six months of intensive training, while fans followed their progress and voted.
Santos Bravos represents a new generation of Latin pop influenced by the K-pop model. They will make their Premios Juventud debut with a performance of “Velocidade”.
Natael Cano
Natael Cano gained international attention through collaborations with global artists including Bad Bunny. He is a Mexican singer-songwriter and musician recognised for pioneering the corridos tumbados movement, a modern style of regional Mexican music with elements of trap, reggaeton and hip-hop.
Natael Cano returns to the Premios Juventud stage for the television premieres of “Mar Azul” and “CR7”. He is also nominated in two categories this year and is a five-time Premios Juventud winner.
Manuel Carrasco
Manuel Carrasco is a celebrated son of Andalusia, this Huelva-born singer is known for his pop-rock and personal lyrics. His music captures the soul of the region, and he received the Golden Music Award at the LOS40 Music Awards.
Manuel brings Andalucian tradition to the stage, with a medley of “Bunchito” and “Oh Si Pudiera”, blending flamenco-rooted sounds with rumba, folk, and Mediterranean influences.
DND | Do Not Disturb
The pop group Do Not Disturb created by global superstar Pharrell Williams and renowned music executive Rebeca León, former manager to Rosalía, J Balvin, and Danny Ocean, is at the forefront of the new “L-Pop” movement, fusing 2000s American pop and R&B with contemporary Latin and urban rhythms.
Thanks to the impact of their Latin pop, the song “Too Good” was nominated for Best Pop Song at Premios Juventud. Like their earlier releases, the track retains their signature bicultural L-Pop identity, seamlessly switching between English and Spanish verses.
Camilo
Camilo is creative mind behind global hits such as “Sin Pijama” by Becky G and Natti Natasha and “Si Estuviésemos Juntos” by Bad Bunny. He is a renowned Colombian singer-songwriter and musician who has had a major influence on Latin pop and urban music worldwide. He has amassed billions of streams across digital platforms and is a multiple Latin GRAMMY winner.
Camilo will take to the Marbella stage to perform a new global album release live for the first time.
Aria Vega
Aria Vega is redefining Colombian culture for a new generation. She made a major commercial impact after teaming up with Ryan Castro on “CHÉVERE,” which became a hit, amassing millions of streams and climbing to the top of the Billboard Colombia charts.
Aria Vega will make her international television debut, performing a medley of her most viral tracks, including “Tototo,” “Cule Poco,” and her radio hit “CHÉVERE.”
Ángela Aguilar
Ángela Aguilar is the Princess of Mexican music, became one of the youngest artists in history to earn nominations at both the GRAMMY Awards and the Latin GRAMMYs.
Ángela has three major nominations this year across the regional Mexican categories, including Best Pop Song for her romantic music. A familiar face on Univision, she has also served as a main host for the ceremony in previous years.
Ana Mena
Ana Mena is the hometown hero for Andalucía, this Estepona-born singer and actress has become a powerhouse in both the Spanish and Italian pop scenes. Known for her infectious hits like "Música Ligera," her presence adds a special local flair to the international stage.
Ana has two nominations this year: Female Artist of the Year and Best Euro-Song. She will take to the Premios Juventud stage for the first time to deliver a live medley of her biggest hits, including the confirmed favourites “Pa Ti Toa” and “Madrid City".
Christian Nodal
Christian Nodal is the leading face of the "Mariacheño" movement (a fusion of Mariachi and Norteño), Nodal is a multi-Grammy winner from Mexico. His soulful, deep vocals and hits like "Adiós Amor" have made him a global icon of Regional Mexican music.
Christian Nodal’s appearance has sparked great excitement on social media, as he joins the official line-up alongside his wife, Ángela Aguilar. Whilst he performs ‘Amé’, she will present a new take on the Mexican classic ‘Cielito Lindo’.
Elvis Crespo
Elvis Crespo is a true legend of Merengue, the New York-born Puerto Rican artist is synonymous with high energy. His career has not only seen him dominate the charts but also helped take merengue to audiences around the world.
Elvis, the merengue icon will join Canary Islands-born singer Quevedo live on stage to perform their hit summer collaboration “La Graciosa.”
Farruko
Farruko is a versatile Puerto Rican artist who has mastered everything from reggaeton to EDM. He has earned multiple Diamond, Platinum, and Gold certifications across the US and Europe, recognising the millions of sales and streams generated by some of his most iconic tracks.
Farruko is set to premiere the official anthem of the gala, "Marbella Nights," alongside Juan Magán and DJ Rous.
Greeicy
Greeicy this Colombian singer and actress is celebrated for her smooth vocals and incredible stage presence. He has recorded with international stars such as Alejandro Sanz (“Lejos Conmigo”), David Bisbal (“Perdón”), and Anitta (“Jacuzzi”).
Greeicy will collaborate with Farruko and the American DJ Steve Aoki on their chart-topping hit “Yapaque”, an explosive collaboration that blends urban and electronic beats.
Juan Magán
Juan Magán is often credited as the creator of "Electro Latino”, a musical subgenre that he created by fusing electronic music and European house with the tropical and urban rhythms of the Caribbean. He has a long-standing relationship with the Marbella music scene.
Juan’s performance of the event's anthem, "Marbella Nights," is a nod to his influence on the Spanish club circuit.
Marc Anthony
Marc Anthony is one of the most successful tropical salsa artists of all time. He is a New York native of Puerto Rican parentage. He has won multiple GRAMMY Awards and Latin GRAMMYs, while also building an impressive acting career in Hollywood, starring in acclaimed films such as Man on Fire alongside Denzel Washington and El Cantante, in which he portrayed salsa legend Héctor Lavoe.
Beyond Marc’s performance of hits like "Vivir Mi Vida," he is being honored with the "Agent of Change" award for his philanthropic work through the Maestro Cares Foundation. His organization has built orphanages and schools for disadvantaged children throughout Latin America.
Mau y Ricky
Mau y Ricky are a Venezuelan brother duo (sons of Ricardo Montaner) are known for their pop-reggaeton style and songwriting prowess. Before rising to international fame with their own music, the duo was one of the music industry’s kept secrets, working as songwriters behind hits such as “Vente Pa’ Ca” by Ricky Martin and Maluma.
Mau y Ricky’s youthful energy perfectly fits the "Premios Juventud" spirit. They will take to the Marbella stage to perform “Aiaiaiaiai,” one of the lead singles from their latest project, Ricky y Mau. Organisers have highlighted that the performance will mark a new era for the duo.
Quevedo
Quevedo is representing the new wave of Spanish urban music, the Canary Islands native skyrocketed to fame with his Bizarrap session. He has made music history by becoming the most-streamed Spanish artist of all time on Spotify. The Canary Islands-born singer and rapper has surpassed 14.68 billion streams on the platform.
Quevedo will make his PJ debut in Marbella with a medley alongside Elvis Crespo and will perform his hit ‘Ni Borracho’ as part of his own musical show.
DJ Rous
DJ Rous is a rising producer and DJ. She blends her Cuban heritage and tropical rhythms with electronic music and Miami’s vibrant nightlife, establishing herself as one of the most promising female DJs on the scene.
She will collaborate on the official anthem for the Marbella gala, sharing the stage with Farruko and Juan Magán.
La Oreja de Van Gogh
La Oreja de Van Gogh is the Spanish pop-rock band that has transcended generations thanks to its distinctive musical identity. They have sold more than 8 million records worldwide.
The group will receive the “Agent of Change” Award. The organisation highlights the band’s commitment to social causes over the decades, including initiatives supporting those affected by the DANA and its humanitarian support following the earthquake in Haiti.
Silvestre Dangond
Silvestre Dangond is a Colombian singer, songwriter, actor, and television presenter. He has expanded his brand beyond the stage, leading projects in the automotive and hospitality sectors, including restaurants in Valledupar and Miami.
The artist will perform his iconic hit “Cáste conmigo”.
Elena Rose
Elena Rose is one of the most creative voices in Latin music, making the transition from working behind the scenes as a songwriter for artists such as Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Lopez to becoming a solo superstar. Her album “Bendito Verano” has surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify. Born in Miami, she has Venezuelan roots.
She will perform three times: her solo track “Quién contra mí”, her Afropop hit “Tututu” alongside Alleh, and “Efectos secundarios” with Silvestre Dangond.
Eladio Carrión
Eladio Carrión is an American singer and songwriter of Puerto Rican descent, widely regarded as one of the leading figures and icons of Latin rap. He has collaborated with Lil Wayne and Future, and has a global session with Argentine producer Bizarrap.
Eladio arrives at the ceremony with six nominations. He will perform “Polaroid” and “Boy”.
Camila Fernández
Camila Fernández keeps traditional Mexican music alive by blending it with pop, soul, and R&B, creating a sound that she describes as “mariachi pop”.
She will take to the Starlite Marbella stage to perform “No Te Escucho”, bringing Mexican folklore to Europe.
Alleh
Alleh has revolutionised the urban scene alongside his fellow producer Yorghaki, merging electronic sounds and traditional Latin American rhythms, such as tecnomerengue, with reggaeton beats. The young Venezuelan artist achieved international fame with his hit “Capaz”, which has surpassed 1.3 billion streams worldwide.
He will perform “Tututu”, his Afropop collaboration with Elena Rose.
Morat
Morat is a Colombian Latin pop and folk-pop band. Los Estadios world tour has sold out venues such as Madrid’s Metropolitano Stadium, where more than 55,000 fans attended.
The band has been officially confirmed to perform at the awards ceremony. In addition, one day before the gala, the group will headline an exclusive ViX Música Sessions. The session, which will be broadcast on Univision, ViX, and YouTube, will feature an interview covering the band’s career, followed by a six-song performance.
Award Categories
Premios Juventud features 50 categories spanning Latin music, entertainment, television, digital creators and emerging talent. Alongside music awards, the 2026 edition includes categories such as Album of the Year, My Favorite Track, The Perfect Collab, or Best Euro-Song.
The winners were chosen through public voting which took place on the Premios Juventud website up to 10th August 2026. The organisers select special distinctions such as Agent of Change.
Nominations and Leading Artists
The 2026 edition will feature 50 award categories and has attracted nominations for some of the biggest names in Latin music and entertainment. Carín León leads the nominations with nine, followed by Beéle, Kany García and Rauw Alejandro with seven each.
Marc Anthony and Yandel have also been announced as recipients of the 2026 Agent of Change recognition, honouring their commitment to social causes and future generations.
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Location
The awards ceremony will take place at the auditorium of Marbella Starlite Occident, located in the La Cantera de Nagüeles venue.
Calle Istán. Auditorio de Marbella La Cantera. 29600. Marbella. Málaga