Carin León and Kacey Musgraves Shine with Spanglish Duet 'Lost in Translation' at the 26th Latin Grammys
Carin León and Kacey Musgraves teamed up for a special live performance of their Spanglish duet, "Lost in Translation," at the 26th Latin Grammys. The performance kicked off with León singing his song "Ahi Estabas Tu," followed by Musgraves joining him on stage for their collaborative track. The duo seamlessly blended English and Spanish lyrics, captivating the audience in Vegas with their dynamic performance.
The duo co-wrote "Lost In Translation" with Amy Allen and Shane McAnally, with Julian Bunetta and Matt Zara handling the production. The song, which combines elements of country and ranchera music, was first introduced in August and has since garnered attention for its romantic and unique sound. Musgraves, known for her versatility, has previously showcased her Spanish singing skills by covering songs by Selena Quintanilla and Violeta Parra.
During her recent shows in Mexico City, Musgraves paid tribute to Mexican music by performing "Tú, Solo Tú" with Mariachi Oro de América. The classic song, originally written in 1949 by Felipe Valdés Leal, has been popularized by artists like Selena and Linda Ronstadt. León, on the other hand, received multiple nominations at the Latin Grammys for his album "Palabra De To's (Seca)," including recognition in categories like album of the year and best regional song.
The Latin Grammys also featured performances by a star-studded lineup, including Gloria Estefan, Rauw Alejandro, Karol G, Alejandro Sanz, Danny Lux, Ivan Cornejo, Kakalo, Santana, Maluma, Grupo Frontera, and Fuerza Regida. The event showcased the diversity and talent within the Latin music industry, with León and Musgraves' collaboration standing out as a highlight of the evening.