Warner Music Latina Artist's Shine At The 9th Annual Latin Grammy Awards

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Houston, TX. (Top40 Charts/ Warner Music Latina) - Warner Music Latina Artist's shone brightly at last night's 9th Annual Latin Grammy Awards at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.

Puerto Rican singer-songwriter and producer, Tommy Torres owned the stage and impressed viewers with his performances. Tommy, a nominee, sang with Kany Garcia his hit song, "Tarde o Temprano" ("Sooner or Later"), which is included in his latest album. Later in the show, Tommy returned to the stage to join Rosario along with Juanes, Olga Tanon, Belinda, Antonio Carmona and Jeremias to sing "No duraria" ("Wouldn't Last") as the finale song.

Another star that shone last night was Mexican singer-songwriter, Ximena Sarinana who, apart from being nominated in three categories, was also chosen to present an award. Spanish singer, Buika, also a nominee and presenter was a great addition to Latin music's most anticipated celebration.

Warner Music Latina also added two more awards to their roster: Best Vocal Rock Album from Argentinean musician-composer, Andres Calamaro and Best Samba/Pagode Album from Brazilian singer, Maria Rita.