Watching Premio Lo Nuestro this year will be less about choosing a single screen and more about deciding how deep fans want to go into the night's experience. The 38th edition of the Latin music awards show has been designed as a continuous, multiplatform event that begins hours before the first trophy is handed out and does not end until the final encore fades.
Hosted by Thalía, Nadia Ferreira, and Clarissa Molina, Premio Lo Nuestro will unfold across television, streaming, and social platforms, allowing viewers to follow everything from the first artist arrivals on the magenta carpet to backstage reactions after the winners are announced.
The night officially kicks off with Noche de Estrellas, the extended pre-show that sets the stage for the ceremony. Hosted by Chiqui Delgado, Raúl De Molina, Jess Judith, Jomari Goyso, and Jorge Bernal, with Karina Banda providing exclusive segments, the pre-show offers interviews, fashion moments, and behind-the-scenes glimpses as artists arrive. This opening portion transitions seamlessly into the main awards broadcast, creating a single flow rather than a stop-and-start viewing experience.
For viewers who want even more access, Premio Lo Nuestro's Backstage Livestream expands the event beyond traditional television. Hosted by Amara La Negra, Jomari Goyso, Marko, Monse Medina, and Wendy Guevara, with a rotating group of insiders including Alofoke and Pollito Tropical, the livestream runs for more than five hours. It begins with the earliest arrivals on the magenta carpet and continues through the end of the ceremony, capturing candid moments, unfiltered reactions, and content that never makes it to the main broadcast.
This year's viewing strategy reflects how audiences now consume major live events. Fans can follow the official show on TV, stream the full broadcast digitally, or keep a second screen open for social and backstage coverage, all happening in real time. The result is an awards night that feels less like a single program and more like a shared digital experience.
Where to watch Premio Lo Nuestro
U.S. television broadcast: Univision, UNIMÁS, Galavisión
Streaming in the U.S. and most of Latin America: ViX
Streaming in the US.: Hulu + LiveTV español
International television availability includes Telelatino in Canada, Canal 11 in Costa Rica, RTS and TVC in Ecuador, Canal 2 in El Salvador, Televisiete in Guatemala, Telecadena in Honduras, Canal 5 in Mexico, RTS in Nicaragua, Telemetro and RPC in Panama, Telefuturo and Latele in Paraguay, Telemicro and Telecentro in the Dominican Republic, and Venevisión in Venezuela.
With performances from stars like J Balvin, Maluma, Romeo Santos, Gloria Trevi, Shakira collaborators, and legends such as Juanes and Carlos Vives, Premio Lo Nuestro is positioning itself not just as an awards show, but as an all-night event fans can enter at any point and still feel fully connected.
From the first step onto the magenta carpet to the final acceptance speech, Premio Lo Nuestro 2026 is built to be watched everywhere, all at once.
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