The Premios Quiero are awards presented annually by the Argentine television channel Quiero música en mi idioma, dedicated to broadcasting music videos. The awards recognize audiovisual artistic excellence in Spanish-language music through public voting.
Since their inception, the awards have been broadcast as a special television program, typically hosted by two presenters from the channel. Winners are featured in videos expressing their gratitude for the recognition. The statuette is characterized by being an uppercase "Q", representing the logo of the channel that broadcasts the awards, placed on a base featuring a plaque with the name of one of the awarded categories.
History The first ceremony was broadcast in 2009 in Argentina by the channel Quiero música en mi idioma as a special television program, a format that has continued to the present, with its hosts changing over the years. In its first edition, the winners included Shakira (Best Video of the Year for "Loba" and Best Female Artist for her album Loba), Axel (Best Male Artist for his album Universo), Miranda! (Best Band Video for "Mentía"), No Te Va Gustar (Best Rock Video for "El camino"), Ricardo Arjona (Best Melodic Video for "Sin ti... sin mí"), Carlos Baute and Marta Sánchez (Best Pop Video for "Colgando en tus manos"), Daddy Yankee (Best Urban Video for "Llamado de emergencia") and Gustavo Cerati (Best Vanguard Video for "Déjà vu").
Ceremonies and main winners No. YearHost(s) Video of the Year Male Artist Video Female Artist Video 1st 2009 Bárbara Attias Juani Martínez "Loba" – Shakira Universo – Axel Loba – Shakira 2010 2010 "Yerbatero" – Juanes "Guapa" – Diego Torres "Loca" – Shakira 2011 2011 "Muñeco de Haití" – Babasónicos "No alcanzan las flores" – Diego Torres "Ingenua" – Dulce María 2012 2012 Caro Ibarra "¡Corre!" – Jesse & Joy "Todo mi mundo" – Axel "En el amor hay que perdonar" – Belinda 2013 2013 Florencia Ventura "Ciudad mágica" – Tan Biónica "El buzón de tu corazón" – Carlos Baute "Tú ya no estás" – Coki Ramírez 2014 2014 "La luz" – Juanes "Corazón en la maleta" – Luis Fonsi "A bailar" – Lali 2015 2015 "¿Y qué?" – Axel "Juntos" – Juanes "Del otro lado" – Lali 2016 2016 "No soy una de esas" – Jesse & Joy and Alejandro Sanz "Como te extraño" – Abel Pintos "Soy" – Lali 2017 2017 Uma Saponaro Cris Vanadía "Reggaetón lento (Bailemos)" – CNCO "Que nos animemos" – Axel "Si tú te vas" – Tini 2018 2018 Caro Ibarra "Sólo yo" – CNCO "Mariposa" – Abel Pintos "1, 2, 3" – Sofía Reyes 2019 2019 Brenda Di Aloy "22" – Tini and Greeicy "Cien años" – Abel Pintos "22" – Tini and Greeicy 2020 2020 "Tusa" – Karol G and Nicki Minaj "Favorito" – Camilo "High (Remix)" – María Becerra 13th 2021 "Vida de rico" – Camilo "Eres perfecta" – Luciano Pereyra "Casualidad" – Sofía Reyes 14th 2022 Daiana Quiroz Germán Oberti "La bachata" – Manuel Turizo "Carretera y manta" – Pablo Alborán "Cuatro veinte" – Emilia 15th 2023 Germán Oberti Juliana Kawka "Corazón vacío" – María Becerra "Mejor que ayer" – Diego Torres "Corazón vacío" – María Becerra 16th 2024 "Hola perdida" – Luck Ra and Khea "Mi corazón" – Tiago PZK "Baum baum" – Lali
Categories The Premios Quiero are presented in a series of categories, which include general awards and others divided by musical genre. Currently, 12 categories are awarded, covering various musical genres as well as the general categories.
General Video of the Year Male Artist Video Female Artist Video
Specific Best Rock Video Best Pop Video Best Urban Video Best Melodic Video Best Party Video Best Rap / Trap / Hip Hop Video Best Extraordinary Encounter Best Musician Influencer Best Band Video
Special awards In addition to the competitive categories, the channel occasionally presents special awards: Best Telenovela Song Career Award
Discontinued categories Best Vanguard Video Best Director Best Reggae Video Best Participation in a Video Best Video to Fall in Love Best Live Video Best Choreography Best YouTube Channel Best At-Home Video
Notes
See also Premios Gardel MTV MIAW Awards
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