Los 40 Music Awards 2025
Spanish music awards ceremony
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The 20th Los 40 Music Awards, also named Los 40 Music Awards Santander 2025 for sponsorship reasons, took place on 7 November 2025, at Roig Arena in Valencia, to recognize the best in Spanish and international music of 2025.[1] It was the first time the ceremony takes place in said venue and city.
Date7 November 2025
LocationRoig Arena, Valencia
Presented byLos 40
Hosted by
- Cristina Boscá
- Dani Moreno "El Gallo"
- Tony Aguilar
| LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2025 | |
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| Date | 7 November 2025 |
| Location | Roig Arena, Valencia |
| Presented by | Los 40 |
| Hosted by |
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| Most wins | Ed Sheeran (3) |
| Most nominations | Aitana, Lola Indigo, Dani Fernández and Feid (6 each) |
| Website | los40 |
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The nominations were announced on 16 October 2025 via Los 40 YouTube channel and app.[2] In the Spanish music categories, Aitana, Lola Indigo and Dani Fernández, all led with six nominations. In the Global Latin categories, Colombian singer Feid also received six nominations. Finally, in the International categories, British singers Ed Sheeran and Myles Smith were the most nominated, with three nods each.[3]
Performers
| Artist(s)[4] | Song(s) |
|---|---|
| Rosalía | "Reliquia" |
| Beéle | "No Tiene Sentido" "Mi Refe" "Si Te Pillara" |
| Nil Moliner | "Al Meu País" "Libertad" "Tu Cuerpo en Braille" |
| Ed Sheeran Aitana |
"Perfect" "Azizam" "Sapphire" |
| Morat | "Me Toca a Mí" "Porfa No Te Vayas" "Besos en Guerra" |
| Dani Martín | "Veinticinco" "Zapatillas" |
| Nicky Jam Beéle |
"El Perdón" "Hiekka" |
| Feid | "Monstruo" "Se Lo Juro Mor" "Luna" |
| Emilia | "Blackout" "Pasarella" |
| Alleh & Yorghaki | "Capaz (Merengueton)" |
| Dani Fernández Valeria Castro |
"Y Si Lo Hacemos" "Me Has Invitado a Bailar" |
| Mora De La Rose |
"Aurora" "Detrás de Tu Alma" |
| Myles Smith | "Stargazing" "Stay (If You Wanna Dance)" "Nice to Meet You" |
| Kapo Danny Ocean |
"X Ti" "Imagínate" |
| Pablo Alborán | "Mis 36" "Vámonos de Aquí" |
| Rels B | "Tú Vas Sin (Fav)" "A Mí" |
| Aitana | "Cuando Hables con Él" "6 de Febrero" "Superestrella" |
| Luck Ra | "La Morocha" |
Winners and nominees
The nominees were revealed on 16 October 2025. Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold.[5]
| Spain | |
| Best Act | Best New Act |
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| Best Album | Best Song |
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| Best Collaboration | Best Music Video |
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| Best Urban Act | Best Live Act |
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| Best Festival or Event | Best Tour or Concert |
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| Best LOS40 Summer Live Act | Best Del 40 al 1 Act |
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| International | |
| Best Act | Best New Act |
| Best Album | Best Song |
| Global Latin | |
| Best Act | Best New Act |
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| Best Song | Best Urban Song |
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| Best Album | Best Urban Album |
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| Best Collaboration | Best Urban Collaboration |
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| Best Urban Act | Best Live Act |
| Best Tour or Concert | Best Music Video |
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| Golden Icon Award | |
| Rosalía Nicky Jam Ed Sheeran Pablo Alborán | |
| Argentine Phenomenon Award | Colombian Phenomenon Award |
| Luck Ra | Feid |