The Spanish Music Academy has announced the nominations for the third edition of its annual awards, reaffirming its commitment to recognizing artistic excellence and the talent that defines the Spanish music scene. Among the prominent names, Álvaro Lafuente, from Benicàssim, artistically known as Guitarricadelafuente, leads the list of nominees, alongside figures such as Rosalía, Amaia, and Leiva.

The artist from Benicàssim is a finalist in eight categories, including Artist of the Year, Song of the Year for Full Time Papi, Composer of the Year, Best Pop Album for Spanish Leather, Best Pop Song for Full Time Papi, Best Alternative Music Album for Spanish Leather, Best Alternative Song for Babieca, and Best Music Video for Full Time Papi.

Another talent from Castellón who has received a nomination is Vicent Ortiz Gimeno, originally from la Vall d'Uixó. Ortiz is competing in the Best Contemporary Classical Work/Composition category for his creation Symphony No. 1 'Urban Light', as confirmed by the Spanish Music Academy.

With a total of 43 categories and 218 nominations, spanning from pop, rock, and urban music to flamenco, classical music, and live music, these nominations highlight the rich diversity and inexhaustible quality of musical creation in Spain. The awards celebrate both established artists and new talents who are shaping the future of the music industry.

The voting period for members of the Spanish Music Academy to select the winners of this edition will open on April 10 and extend until April 30. The awards ceremony will take place on May 26 in Madrid, in what is expected to be a grand celebration of Spanish music.