The 8th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards which honor the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music took place in Miami.
| 2001 Billboard Latin Music Awards | |
|---|---|
| Date | April 26, 2001 |
| Venue | Jackie Gleason Theater, Miami Beach, Florida |
Pop Album of the Year, Male edit
- Luis Miguel — Vivo[1]
- Chayanne — Simplemente
- Oscar De La Hoya — Oscar De La Hoya
- Alejandro Fernández — Entre tus brazos
Pop album of the year, female edit
Pop album of the year, group edit
- Mi Gloria, Eres Tu, Los Tri-O[1]
- El Sapo Azul, Azul
- Subir Al Cielo, MDO
- CD 00, OV7
Pop album of the year, new artist edit
- Mi Reflejo, Christina Aguilera[1]
- El Sapo Azul, Azul
- Oscar De La Hoya, Oscar De La Hoya
- CD 00, OV7
Latin Pop Track of the Year edit
Tropical/salsa album of the year, male edit
Tropical/salsa album of the year, female edit
- Alma Caribeña, Gloria Estefan[1]
- Voy a Enamorarte, Gisselle
- Baño de Luna, Melina León
- Buena Vista Social Club Presents Omara Portuondo, Omara Portuondo
Tropical/salsa album of the year, group edit
- Son by Four, Son by Four[1]
- Distinto, Diferente, Afro-Cuban All Stars (Universal Latino)
- Masters of the Stage, Grupo Manía
- Sabe a Limi-T, Limi-T 21
Tropical/salsa album of the year, new artist edit
- Son by Four, Son by Four[1]
- Seras Parte De Mi Mundo, Anthony
- Con Su Loquera, Mala Fe
- Buena Vista Social Club Presents Omara Portuondo, Omara Portuondo
Tropical/salsa track of the year edit
Regional Mexican album of the year, male edit
- "Secreto De Amor", Joan Sebastian[1]
- "Lo Grande De Los Grandes", Pepe Aguilar
- "Por Una Mujer Bonita", Pepe Aguilar
- "Lobo Herido", Vicente Fernández
Regional Mexican album of the year, male group edit
- En la Madrugada Se Fue, Los Temerarios[1]
- Lo Mejor de Mi Vida, Banda el Recodo
- Morir de Amor, Conjunto Primavera
- De Paisano A Paisano, Los Tigres del Norte
Regional Mexican album of the year, female group or female solo artist edit
- Por Encima De Todo , Grupo Límite[1]
- Prenda Del Alma, Yesenia Flores
- Abrázame y Bésame, Jennifer
- El Amor Nos Mantendra Juntos, Priscila y Sus Balas de Plata
Regional Mexican album of the year, new artist edit
- Abrázame y Bésame, Jennifer[1]
- 100 Años de Mariachi, Placido Domingo
Regional Mexican track of the year edit
- "El Liston De Tu Pelo", Los Ángeles Azules[1]
- "Yo Se Que Te Acordarass", Banda el Recodo
- "Morir de Amor", Conjunto Primavera
- "Y Sigues Siendo tu", Rogelio Martínez
Latin rock album of the year edit
Hot Latin Track of the Year edit
- "A Puro Dolor", Son by Four"[1]
- "Muy Dentro de Mi", Marc Anthony
- "Que Alguien Me Diga", "Gilberto Santa Rosa"
- "Secreto De Amor", Joan Sebastian
Hot Latin Tracks of the Year, Vocal Duo edit
- "Que Locura Enamorarme de Ti", Eddie Santiago and Huey Dunbar[1]
- "Come Baby Come", Gizelle D'Cole and Elvis Crespo
- "Pideme", Milly Quezada and Fernando Villalona
Latin jazz album of the year edit
- Latin Soul, Poncho Sanchez[1]
- ¡Muy Divertido!, Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos
- Soul of the Conga, Poncho Sanchez
- Live at the Village Vanguard, Chucho Valdés
Latin greatest-hits album of the year edit
Latin compilation album of the year edit
- 2000 Latin Grammy Nominees, Various Artist[1]
- Billboard Latin Music Awards, Various Artist
- Guerra de Estados Pesados, Various Artist
- Merenhits 2000, Various Artist
Latin Dance Maxi-Single of the Year edit
Latin Dance Club Play Track of the Year edit
- "Sólo me importas tú", Enrique Iglesias[1]
- "No Me Dejes de Querer", Gloria Estefan
- "Cada Vez", Negrocan
- "Asi", Jon Secada
The Billboard Latin 50 Artists of the year edit
Hot Latin Tracks Artist of the Year edit
Songwriter of the Year edit
Producer of the Year edit
- Rudy Pérez[1]
- Emilio Estefan
- Alejandro Jaén
- Kike Santander
Publisher of the year edit
- EMOA-ASCAP[1]
- F.I.P.P, BMI
- Sony/ATV Latin, BMI
- WB, ASCAP
Publishing corporation of the year edit
- Sony/ATV Music[1]
- EMI Music
- F.I.P.P.
- Universal Music