In pictures: the song ‘Patria y vida’ is enshrined in a Latin Grammy in which the Colombian Camilo also triumphed – BBC News Mundo

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“Homeland and Life” rang out in Las Vegas.

The song “Homeland and life” became the main protagonist of the 22nd edition of the Latin Grammy Awards, which was held this Thursday in Las Vegas (Nevada), in the United States.

The subject, which denounces the political and economic situation that Cuba is going through and was the anthem of the historic protests on the island last July, it took the awards for best song of the year and best urban song, at a gala in which the Colombian Camilo won 4 awards.

The interpreters of “Patria y vida” – Yotuel Romero, Descemer Bueno, the duo Gente de Zona and rapper El Funky (Maykel “Osorbo” Castillo is detained in Cuba) – sang an acoustic version of the song in front of a devoted audience.

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Yotuel thanked all the Latino mothers.

Upon receiving the award for the best song of the year -from the hands of the mythical artist of Cuban origin, Gloria Estefan- Youtuel Romero said: “To my mother who told me ‘son, have the courage to do what my generation did not do’. But mommy, the value you have as a woman to let your children fulfill the dream. I dedicate this Grammy to all the Latin mothers in the world who fight for the dream of each child (…) and to my Cuba Libre. “

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In pictures: the song ‘Patria y vida’ is enshrined in a Latin Grammy in which the Colombian Camilo also triumphed – BBC News Mundo