Peso Pluma gets the Champion Award on BMI 2025 Latin Ceremony

Pen weight was the reigning master of the 32nd edition of BMI Latin Awards Was held at the Coastal Convention Center in the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami on March 6. The Mexican hitmaker received the BMI Champion Award for “his undeniable influence on Mexican musicAnd his revolutionary sound that has reasoned with millions of fans all over the world, “credited by the organization for performance.

In addition, Peso Pluma was named Regional Mexican Songwriter of the Year, an award as Grammy winning songwriter and producer Edgar Barra Took home for two years in a row before. Tito Double P, who is signed to Peso Plumas Double P -record company, was honored with BMI Impact Award to help Pen Peso Pluma’s early career hits, including “El Belicon,” “Siempre Pendientes”, “PRC” and “AMG.

“Thank you for supporting this huge movement in Mexican musicI am very proud of what we have all accomplished together as a team and family, ”Peso Pluma said in his acceptance number. Peso Pluma is credited for BMI’s most performed regional Mexican songs in the past year, including “Bipolar”, “Bye”, “El Gavilán,” “Igualito a mi apá,” Luna, “” Peso Pluma: Bzrp Music Sessions, vol. 55 “and” Tulum. ”

The private event, which was hosted by BMI President and CEO Mike O’Neill and Vice President, Creative, Latin, Jesus Gonzalez, also contained live performances from Floymenas, which sang its 2024 hit, “Gata Only.” Jasiel Nuñez, a double P-signal, also delivered a medley of “Intro (Blues)”, “Amiri”, and his BMI-LATINE Award-winning song, “Bipolar.”

This year’s Latin Latin songwriter was presented to Karol G and producer and songwriter Mag for writing six of BMI’s most performed contemporary Latin songs from the past year, including their collaboration on the song “Mi ex tenía razón,” and Karol G’s “Amargura,” perno “and bad Bunnys” fine “,” ” “Where she goes.”

Peso Pluma’s song “Lady Gaga”, written by Gabito Ballesteros and Alexis Fierro Román, was named regional Mexican song of the year. “La Bebé (Remix),” written by Peso Pluma and Hasa King Beatz, won modern Latin song of the year.

At the same time, Sony Music Publishing was named regional Mexican publisher for the year to represent 11 of the previous year’s most imagined regional Mexican songs and Kobalt Music Publishing won contemporary Latin Publisher of the Year to represent seven of the previous year’s most imagined contemporary Latin songs.

See photos from the ceremony below.