News (Noticias) Tagged ‘Paulina Rubio’

Calm and collected, but tired of all the lies, the actress Susana Dosamantes once again denied rumors about her daughter, singer Paulina Rubio. This time the rumor isn’t about her marriage woes with husband Nicolás Vallejo-Nágera, or about a possible pregnancy; but rather, an alleged abortion that the singer had. “*

Este 17 de junio la cantante mexicana Paulina Rubio está celebrando su onomástico número 37, pero no por eso deja de lado los preparativos de su nuevo material discográfico junto a Aleks Syntek. Luego de su éxito con su producción Ananda, la también actriz trabaja junto a Syntek en su noveno disco que saldrá en otoño próximo y se podría llamar “Pausión”.”*

Although Paulina Rubio wanted to quietly ring in her 37th birthday next Tuesday, it looks like there’ll be a dark cloud over the celebration now that various international publications have confirmed that the singer refuses to accept responsibility for purportedly hitting a photographer in Miami and refusing to pay the female paparazzo the money she asked for when she filed a lawsuit against the singer. “*

Move over Obama girl.

More than 20 stars from the Latin music and film community released a Spanish-language video in support of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Thursday, days before Puerto Rico’s primary.

The video, “Podemos con Obama,” or “We can With Obama,” features such Puerto Ricans as actor John Leguizamo and hip hop artist Don Omar, and international pop stars Alejandro Sanz and Paulina Rubio. Actors George Lopez and Jessica Alba also participated.”*

http://www.podemosconobama.com

Paulina Rubio enters the fragrance business! The 33-year-old Mexican singer has partnered up with Oracle Beauty Brands to launch her own perfume this fall. “*

ALAS (”wings” in Spanish) has finalized the artist line-up for “El Concierto Por Los Niños” (“The Concert For The Children”), which will see many of the  world’s leading Latin music superstars join in a call-to-action to aid impoverished children in Latin America. Set to take place on May 17^th with concerts in Mexico and Argentina, this historic event will see the participation of the following artists:

Mexico City - La Plaza de la Constitución, (El Zócalo) - Starting at 5:00PM (Local Time)

Aleks Syntek, Ana Torroja, Babasonicos, Chayanne, David Bisbal, Diego Torres, Emmanuel, Juan Luis Guerra, Juanes, Los Tigres del Norte, Maná, Miguel Bose,

Ricardo Montaner, Ricky Martin, Timbiriche and Tania Libertad

Buenos Aires - Costanera Sur - Starting at 2PM (Local Time)

Alejandro Sanz, Calle 13, Fito Paez, Gustavo Cerati, Jorge Drexler,  La Portuaria, Paulina Rubio, Pedro Aznar And  Shakira

With venue sizes able to accommodate up to 200,000 people in Mexico City and another 120,000 in Buenos Aires, “El Concierto Por Los Niños” is expected to bring together well over 300,000 music fans. In fact, fans in Buenos Aires have already grabbed the large majority of available tickets as over 90,000 free passes were distributed in just over a week.   In Mexico City, where the free concert is open to fans on a first arrival basis, the city’s famed El Zócalo is expected to fill to capacity.

Paulina Rubio got wasted at a private party she attended with her husband Nicolas Vallejo-Nagera at a bar in Spain. According to Mexican newspaper El Universal, the singer yelled into a microphone: “I am Paulina Vallejo de Najera and I don’t give a d….’’ Pau’s comments annoyed the crowd and the guests started calling her a “drunk!’’ “*

Universal Music Group (UMG), the world’s leading music company, today announced that it has completed its acquisition of Univision Music Group following the recent clearance of the deal in the U.S. by the Federal Trade Commission. The acquisition results in UMG becoming the largest Latin music company in North America.

The combined company, which will operate under the Universal Music Latin Entertainment banner, will include Universal Music Latino, Machete, the newly acquired labels from the Univision purchase — Fonovisa and Disa, Universal Music Mexico & Central America, Latin publishing in the US and Mexico, including the newly acquired Edimonsa, Disa and the Fonovisa catalogs, and GTS Global Talent Services, a management service division. As part of this acquisition, the Univision name will be phased out. Universal Music Latin Entertainment will be a division of Universal Music Latin America, and will be led by Jesus Lopez (currently Chairman & CEO of Latin America and Iberian Peninsula). Mr. Lopez will continue to be based in Miami, Florida and report to Zach Horowitz (President & COO, Universal Music Group) for Universal Music Latin Entertainment.

“Jesus has presided over a period of remarkable growth for Universal Music Latin America,” stated Mr. Horowitz. “His vision and passion for Latin music, entrepreneurial instincts and ability to think ‘out of the box,’ combined with that rare talent of being able to balance both creative and business concerns, make him the ideal person to lead the newly merged company.”

“I am truly grateful to Zach for this exciting opportunity,” commented Mr. Lopez. “It is a privilege to continue working so closely with him and the entire Latin music team as we build this new company, complete with such a rich history and one of the most dynamic groups of artists and executives in the business.”

In addition, it was also announced today that Jose Behar, President of Univision Music Group, has departed the company.

“I’d also like to take this opportunity to recognize all of the contributions that Jose has made to Univision over the years,” added Mr. Lopez. “We certainly wish him the very best in all of his future endeavors.”

Universal Music Latin Entertainment possesses a roster of chart-topping artists as well as a vast catalog that comprises some of the most important Latin recordings in history. Its artists include Juanes, Juan Gabriel, Paulina Rubio, Don Omar, La Secta, Winsin & Yandel, Alicia Villarreal, Pedro Fernandez, La Factoria, Mach & Daddy, Enrique Iglesias, Belanova, Luis Fonsi, Cafe Tacuba, Marco Antonio Solis, Los Tigres del Norte, Los Temerarios, Horoscopos de Durango, K-paz de la Sierra, Grupo Montes de Durango, Alacranes Musicales, Conjunto Primavera, Banda El Recodo, Jenni Rivera, Gloria Trevi, Graciela Beltran, Xtreme, Olga Tanon, Tito Nieves, Bajofondo Tango Club, and Ivy Queen, among many others.”

LATV, the nation’s first bilingual music/entertainment network distributed via digital multicast, announced today its new spring programming lineup which will premiere March 17. The bilingual multicast network, which recently announced its 30th national affiliation, is premiering a bi-weekly entertainment talk show, a daily celebrity biopic, a spoof on television, classic concerts and music videos with text messaging overlay to its programming lineup.

"As our national reach grows, so does the scope of LATV's programming.
With our new VP Programming Luca Bentivoglio on board, we are expanding our
offerings to include a wider range of what we're known for --
ground-breaking, bilingual shows," said Danny Crowe, president, LATV.

    LATV's expanded fare will feature numerous new hosts of Mexican, Puerto
Rican and Cuban heritage. The spring lineup includes:

    -- En la Zona (Tues., Thurs., 6:00 p.m. PT; 9:30 p.m. PT).  En la Zona (In
       the Zone) will delve into the latest trends in music, film, fashion and
       glamour.  The 30-minute entertainment program will be headlined by LATV
       host Viviana Vigil and telenovela star Pili Montilla.  In addition,
       there will be a guest host each episode. Silvia Olmeda, who currently
       has a TV show on Mexico City's "TeleHit," joins the cast the first
       week.
    -- Classic en Concierto (Wed., Fri., 6:00 p.m. PT; Fri., 9:30 p.m. PT)
       Julieta Venegas, La Ley and Soraya are among the artists featured in
       this music hall of LATV fama.
    -- Texty Videos. (Mon. - Fri., 7:00 p.m. PT) Alexis de la Rocha hosts this
       one-hour interactive forum for text messages while introducing the
       latest videos.
    -- Verdad y Fama. (Mon. - Fri., 8:00 p.m. PT) These one-hour biopics
       feature personalities from the world of entertainment, sports, music
       and film.  From Juan Gabriel, Pepe Aguilar and Paulina Rubio to soccer
       star Cuauhtemoc Blanco and wrestling sensation Rey Misterio, Verdad y
       Fama (Truth and Fame) goes in-depth into their lives and work.
    -- Wachale. (Premieres: Wed., March 26, 6:00 p.m. PT.) Hosted by Humberto
       Guida, Wachale (Take a look) is a half-hour weekly show that spoofs
       Latino television and pop culture.

    "LATV is an original, with a singular approach to programming that
reaches our viewers, taps into their thoughts and delivers alternative TV.
We have a great team that is constantly thinking and creating what our
viewers want to see," says Mr. Bentivoglio. "This spring's lineup reflects
the interactive, controversial and hip component that viewers expect."

    LATV currently has 30 affiliations across the country in 16 of the top
25 Hispanic television markets. LATV is also carried on basic cable through
its affiliates and in Los Angeles on KJLA via cable, broadcast and DBS.

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*From: http://www.prnewswire.com
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Talented actress Aylin Mujica and renowned TV personality Alan Tacher will be the official hosts of the 2008 Billboard Latin Music Awards (tv.telemundo.yahoo.com/latinbillboard/index.html), presented by Heineken, which will broadcast live on Thursday, April 10 at 7PM / 6c from Hard Rock Live, located at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood. This year Telemundo celebrates its 10th broadcast of the event as well as the 50th anniversary of the distinguished Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The beautiful Aylin Mujica

(tv.telemundo.yahoo.com/latinbillboard/noticias/04032008/71/billboard-biograf-ayl-n-mujica.html), who most recently won accolades for her work in Telemundo’s hit novela “Marina” where she had a double role, began her artistic career in her native Cuba, later relocating to Mexico City where she became one of the most renowned figures within the telenovela genre. Thanks to her memorable participation in important projects such as “La Duena,” “Cancion de Amor”, “Senora”, “Yacaranday”, “Agua y Aceite” and “La Heredera,” this talented actress has earned international fame. Aylin, who has also garnered recognition for her work in film and theatre, has been honored with numerous awards, including an ACE Award for New Artist of the Year; Golden Sun for Young Up-and-Coming Actress and a Golden Mike, for her participation as host of the morning show, “Tempranito.”

TV host Alan Tacher (tv.telemundo.yahoo.com/latinbillboard/noticias/04032008/71/billboard-biograf-alan-tacher.html), whose expertise spans over 16 years, has worked his way into the hearts of viewers, becoming one of the most charismatic and beloved TV personalities in Spanish-language television. He has made his mark as host of very successful shows in his native Mexico, including: “Gente con Chispa,” “Desafio de Estrellas,” “Homenaje A…,” “Aplauso, Aplauso,” “Chispa Musical,” “La Academia” and for Telemundo, “Quinceanera: Mama Quiero Ser Artista.” He has also participated in special programs such as: World Music Awards, Los Oscar y Eventos Fundacion Telmex interviewing top personalities, such as Magic Jonhson, Bill Clinton, Mikhail Gorbachov, Madeleine Albright, Felipe Gonzalez, Lance Armstrong, Goldie Hawn, Pele, Miguel Bose and Placido Domingo, among others. Thanks to his professionalism and unique style, Alan has been recognized with numerous awards, including the National Journalist Circle Award for Best Host in 2003, and Radio and TV Association for Best Host in 2004, which he received from the President of Mexico, Vicente Fox.

Over the last ten years the Billboard Latin Music Awards has been home to some of the greatest stars in the entertainment industry: Julio Iglesias, Ricky Martin, Gloria Estefan, Juan Gabriel, Shakira, Juanes, Marc Anthony, Armando Manzanero, Celia Cruz, Thalia, Alejandro Fernandez, Ricardo Montaner, Paulina Rubio, Christian Castro, RBD, Joan Sebastian, Juan Luis Guerra, Gloria Trevi, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Daddy Yankee, Lupillo Rivera, Marco Antonio Solis and many more. The event is also recognized for highlighting performances by internationally renowned music stars in the general market, such as Celine Dion, Alicia Keys, Wyclef Jean, P. Diddy and Jessica Simpson.

PRESS: For more information, please visit www.telemundomv.com.
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*From: http://www.hispanicprwire.com
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Paulina Rubio will soon say goodbye to the dress she wore when she married Nicolás Vallejo-Nágera last April. The Mexican singer has decided to auction off via Internet the wedding gown created for her by designer Rosa Clará. “*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
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Otra personalidad de la farándula que ya empieza a estar en boca de todos nuevamente es Paulina Rubio, de quien dicen, ya tiene problemas para disimular su presunto embarazo.”*

*Leer más en Español: http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx
Translated: using Google or Altavista/Babel Fish

The Alejandro Sanz concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden last Friday attracted an A-list crowd, including Mexican singer Paulina Rubio, her husband Nicolás Vallejo-Nágera, Marc Anthony and his wife Jennifer López. It was a night full of surprises, the greatest of these being when Sanz dedicated a song to JLo and revealed his excitement for the arrival of her children.”*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
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Miranda, the Mexican singer’s adorable Pomeranian, was a loyal pet for 12 years”*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
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La mexicana Paulina Rubio “posiblemente” se divorciará de Nicolás Vallejo Nájera, y la cantante colombiana Shakira conservará su soltería, según auguró hoy el “Brujo mayor” de México, Antonio Vázquez Alba, al revelar sus pronósticos para 2008.

En sus habituales predicciones de comienzos de año, Vázquez Alba predijo que el matrimonio de Paulina con “Colate”, terminaría este año por las distintas dinámicas personales de la pareja.”*

*Leer más en Español: http://www.20minutos.es
Translated: using Google or Altavista/Babel Fish

José Ignacio Vallejo-Nágera, father of Nicolás Vallejo-Nágera and father-in-law of Paulina Rubio, died unexpectedly after suffering a heart attack on New Year’s Eve, hola.com reported. The couple was vacationing when they heard the bad news. They immediately went to Madrid to attend the wake and funeral. “*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
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Sports teams and athletes from Argentina have plenty to celebrate tonight as they dominated the fifth anniversary edition of Fox Pan American Sports’ (FPAS) Premios Fox Sports presented by DHL with six major award wins and numerous special recognitions. The biggest individual winner of the night was Juan Román Riquelme of Argentina’s Boca Juniors with wins for “Best Goal of Copa Toyota Libertadores” and “Best Latin American Soccer Player.” International golf superstar Lorena Ochoa scored Mexico’s second “Athlete of the Year” award in a row and the second in the category for a female athlete in the show’s history.

Puerto Rican boxer Miguel Cotto earned his third consecutive “Outstanding Boxer” award, while South Florida’s María Mansur (Tennis) of Flanagan High School and South Broward High School’s Alberto Benarroch (Soccer and Water Polo) were named the inaugural “Latino Student Athletes of the Year.”

“Premios Fox Sports once again has proven to be the year’s hot ticket,” said Patrick Ilabaca, vice president of event marketing for Fox Pan American Sports. “Thanks to the wonderful support of our sponsors, advertisers, partners and our friends from throughout the Fox family, this year’s awards show was our biggest to date. Fox Pan American Sports congratulates this year’s distinguished honorees and sends a special thank you to DHL and the many athletes, entertainers and personalities that helped make the fifth anniversary edition of Premios Fox Sports an overwhelming success.”

Hosted by Kate del Castillo and Cristian de la Fuente, celebrities from the world of Latin American sports and entertainment gathered tonight at the star-studded fifth anniversary edition of Premios Fox Sports presented by DHL at The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater in beautiful Miami Beach. The show will be telecast to more than 33 million households throughout the United States by Fox Sports en Español and in Latin America by Fox Sports Latin America on December 16.

“Congratulations to all the winners. We are proud to support a forum that recognizes the best in Latin American sports. Our participation with Premios Fox Sports demonstrates our commitment to move with the lifestyle and interests of our customers both on and off work,” said Roger Crook, chief executive officer of DHL Express International Americas.

The Viewer’s Choices

Fans across the Americas participated in this year’s event by casting more than half a million votes online at the official Premios Fox Sports Web site (www.premiosfoxsports.msn.com) presented by DHL and in partnership with MSN or through T-Mobile-sponsored standard text messaging for Viewer’s Choice Awards recognizing the best goals scored during the 2007 editions of Fox Sports en Español and Fox Sports Latin America’s exclusive soccer tournaments. Below are fans’ selections:

BEST GOAL OF COPA TOYOTA LIBERTADORES

Juan Román RIQUELME (Boca Juniors, Argentina)

BEST GOAL OF COPA NISSAN SUDAMERICANA

Radamel Falcao GARCIA (Argentina’s River Plate, Colombia)

BEST GOAL OF INTERLIGA

Fernando ARCE (Morelia, México)

BEST GOAL DE LA COPA CAMPEONES CONCACAF 2007

Omar BRAVO (Chivas de Guadalajara, México)

From the Experts

Additional categories and winners for this year’s Premios Fox Sports were selected by an expert panel of judges comprised of Fox Sports en Español Magazine editors and contributors, network producers and on-air personalities. Upon submitting nominations in each category via secret ballot, each committee member’s recommendations were tabulated and the top five nominees in each category were selected as finalists. The following nominees received the most committee votes in their category and represent the year’s best both on and off the field:

OUTSTANDING LATIN AMERICAN SOCCER PLAYER

Juan Román RIQUELME - Boca Juniors (Argentina)

OUTSTANDING LATIN AMERICAN SOCCER PLAYER IN EUROPE

Lionel MESSI – Spain’s FC Barcelona (Argentina)

OUTSTANDING SOCCER TRAINER

Miguel RUSSO - Boca Juniors (Argentina)

OUTSTANDING LATIN AMERICAN SOCCER TEAM

Boca Juniors (Argentina)

OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYER

Luis SCOLA - Tau Vitoria/Spain and Houston Rockets/NBA (Argentina)

OUTSTANDING BASEBALL PLAYER

Magglio ORDOÑEZ – Detroit Tigers/MLB (Dominican Republic)

OUTSTANDING BOXER

Miguel COTTO (Puerto Rico)

OUTSTANDING MOTOR SPORT DRIVER

Sergio PEREZ – British F 3000 (México)

BREAKOUT STAR

Juan Martín HERNANDEZ – Los Pumas (Rugby, Argentina)

OUTSTANDING LATIN AMERICAN TENNIS PLAYER

Fernando GONZALEZ (Chile)

PARALYMPIC ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Juan Ignacio REYES (Swimming, México)

COPA NISSAN SUDAMERICANA 2007 CHAMPIONS

Arsenal (Argentina)

SPECIAL MENTIONS/MLS TRIBUTES

Maykel GALINDO (Cuba)

Cuauhtémoc BLANCO (México)

Juan Pablo ANGEL (Colombia)

Guillermo Barros SCHELOTTO (Argentina)

Claudio SUAREZ (México)

Jaime MORENO (Bolivia)

NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR

Los Pumas (Rugby, Argentina)

OUTSTANDING CAREER

Alex AGUINAGA (Soccer, Ecuador)

Luis ZAGUE (Soccer, México)

Erik MORALES (Boxing, México)

Jefferson PEREZ (Race Walking, Ecuador)

HUMANITARIAN AWARD

Bobby ABREU (Baseball, Venezuela)

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Lorena OCHOA (Golf, México)

Additional Honors Presented at a Private Beach Reception December 11

A series of LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS and SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS were also presented at a private reception on December 11 at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel, including the inaugural recipients of Fox Sports en Español and Comcast Spotlight Miami’s “LATINO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR” scholarships. Additional honorees included:

OUTSTANDING CAREER

Teófilo CUBILLAS (Soccer, Peru)

OUTSTANDING CAREER

Erwin Sanchez (Soccer, Bolivia)

SPECIAL MENTION

Luis SANGLADE (Soccer Federation of Venezuela)

(For excellence in management of the 2007 Copa América 2007)

HONORABLE MENTION

DT Oscar TABAREZ (Soccer, Uruguay)

(Commemorating the 20th anniversary of Peñarol’s last Copa Libertadores title)

MOST IMPROVED ATHLETE

Cristian MIJARES (Boxing, México)

SPECIAL MENTION

MISTICO (Wrestling, México)

SPECIAL MENTION

MEXICAN SPECIAL OLYMPICS COMMITTEE

MEXICAN REFEREE OF THE YEAR

Armando ARCHUNDIA

FEMALE STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

María MANSUR (Tennis, Colombia/USA, Flanagan High School)

MALE STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Alberto BENARROCH (Soccer and Water Polo, Venezuela/USA, South Broward High School)

The musical line-up for the fifth annual Premios Fox Sports was kicked off by Latin Grammy winner and salsa legend Gilberto Santa Rosa’s live performance of “Conteo regresivo.” Latin Grammy-nominated pop trio Camila performed from their hit debut album “Todo Cambió,” followed by 2007 Latin Grammy Best New Artists Jesse & Joy. Pop sensation the world over RBD closed the show with two electrifying performances, including “Inalcanzable” and “Besame sin miedo.”

Among the winners, honorees, and sports personalities in attendance were: Carlos Peña (Baseball), Milka Duno (Motor Sports), Magglio Ordoñez (Baseball), Cobi Jones (Soccer), Miguel Tejada (Baseball), Ante Razov (Soccer), Teófilo Cubillas (Soccer), Erwin Sanchez (Soccer), Oscar Tabárez (Soccer), Cristian Mijares (Boxing), Místico (Wrestling), Armando Archundia (Soccer), Juan Ignacio Reyes (Swimming), Bobby Abreu (Baseball), Jefferson Pérez (Race Walking), Maykel Galindo (Soccer), Erik Morales (Boxing), Luís Zague (Soccer), Alex Aguinaga (Soccer), and Los Pumas de Argentina (Rugby - Juan Martín Hernandez, Gonzalo Longo, Manuel Contepomi, Martín Durand).

Some of the biggest names in entertainment also turned out to the one-of-a-kind sports celebration, including: Latin Grammy Winners Reik, Paulina Rubio, Alejandra Tejada, Cruz Martinez, Maria Conchita Alonso, Kudai, Hector Soberon, Victor Gonzalez, Isabella Camil, Sergio Mayer, Jencarlos Canel, Ivonne Montero, Christian Meier, Ivelyn Giro, Evelyn Santos, Dayana Garroz, Riczabeth Sovalbarro, Pedro Moreno, Melvin Cabrera, Javier Ceriani, Martin Falco, Black Guayaba, as well as FPAS on-air personalities Jorge Ramos, Hernán Pereyra, Martín Liberman, Raul Orvañanos, Santiago Puente, and George X.

Joining hundreds of VIP guests later that evening, Grammy winners Albita and Gilberto Santa Rosa kicked the celebration into high gear with live performances at a private after-party at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel.

In addition to title sponsor DHL, sponsors of the fifth annual Premios Fox Sports included: American Airlines, McDonald’s, Red Bull, Honda, Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority, Mexicana, Perry Ellis, Select Vodka, Don Q, Tequila Huizache, Macy’s, Mahou Beer, and ArgenVine Wines. Contributors to the VIP Gift Bag included Nomination Jewelry, Fisher Price, Nike, General Motors, Mary Kay, Novecento Restaurant, CHANEL, La Bella Beauty Hair Products, Edward Beiver Miami, Flor de Caña, Etnia Accessories, Chivas, and Gibson Guitars.

Fox Sports en Español’s first-ever “LATINO STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR” scholarship awards, in association with Comcast Spotlight Miami, were sponsored by Publix Supermarkets and Southeast Toyota.

About Fox Pan American Sports

Fox Pan American Sports LLC, operator of Fox Sports en Español and Fox Sports Latin America, is an international sports programming and production entity jointly owned by HM Capital Partners, LLC and News Corporation’s (NYSE:NWS) Fox Sports International.

Premios Fox Sports presented by DHL, now in its fifth year, is Fox Pan American Sports’ signature annual event and the first and only awards program of its kind to celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of U.S. Hispanic and Latin American athletes both on and off the field. Voted on by fans and an expert panel of judges, winners will be crowned during the official Premios Fox Sports 5ta Edición awards ceremony on December 12, 2007 at The Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater in Miami Beach, Florida. The show will be transmitted to more than 33 million households on December 16, 2007 through Fox Sports en Español in the United States and Fox Sports Latin America throughout the Spanish-speaking Americas. “*

The Univision Network today announced the nominees for the 20th annual “Premio Lo Nuestro a la Música Latina” (Lo Nuestro Latin Music Awards) during a live broadcast honoring the show’s remarkable 20-year history. This special was a tribute to viewers for making “Premio Lo Nuestro” the longest-running and traditionally the most watched Latin music award show in the U.S. each season. Last year the show reached more than 11 million total viewers. The 20th edition of “Premio Lo Nuestro” will air on The Univision Network on Thursday, February 21, 2008, 8-11 pm ET/PT (7-10 pm Central) live from Miami’s American Airlines Arena.

To commemorate this culturally important television milestone, February 21, 2008, was proclaimed as “Premio Lo Nuestro Day” in the following key cities across the country: Los Angeles, CA; New York City, NY; Miami, FL; Houston, TX; Chicago, IL; Dallas/Forth Worth, TX; San Antonio, TX; and San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose, CA.

The special “Nominations Celebration: Premio Lo Nuestro 2008” (Fiesta de Nominados: Premio Lo Nuestro 2008) featured a retrospective showcasing the most memorable performances and appearances by Latin music’s legendary superstars, as well as today’s hottest recording artists. The 2008 nominees were announced by a star-studded line-up of presenters from the Latin music and entertainment community including Alejandra Espinoza, Charytin Goyco, Cruz Martínez, Eduardo Verastegui, Elvis Crespo, Fonseca, Graciela Beltrán, Ivy Queen, Lilia Luciano, Pedro Fernández, and Wisín y Yandel. The celebration was hosted by popular Univision personalities Bárbara Bermudo, Giselle Blondet, Raúl de Molina and Lili Estefan.

Univision.com is giving fans the power to decide this year’s Premio lo Nuestro winners with voting starting this month. A dedicated mini-site (keyword: Premio lo Nuestro) features nominee bios & photos, a comprehensive video epicenter and fan forums. Weekly content updates will keep fans coming back to Univision.com, making it the online destination for the Awards Show.

To download photographs of the event, please visit ftp.univision.net

Username: premiolonuestro2008; Password: univision

Music nominations are determined from charts compiled by the prominent recording industry trade magazine Radio & Records® for the time period of October 1, 2006, to September 30, 2007. Following is a complete list of nominees by genre and category.

GÉNERO POP (POP GENRE)

Álbum del Año (Album of the Year)

1) Kumbia Allstarz, AB Quintanilla III Presenta Kumbia Allstarz

2) Celestial, RBD

3) El Tren de los Momentos, Alejandro Sanz

4) Ricky Martin MTV Unplugged, Ricky Martin

5) Secuencia, Reik

Artista Masculino del Año (Male Artist of the Year)

1) Chayanne

2) David Bisbal

3) Enrique Iglesias

4) Ricky Martin

Artista Femenina del Año (Female Artist of the Year)

1) Belinda

2) Julieta Venegas

3) Paulina Rubio

4) Yuridia

Grupo o Dúo del Año (Group or Duo of the Year)

1) Camila

2) La 5ta Estación

3) RBD

4) Reik

Solísta o Grupo Revelación del Año (New Soloist or Group of the Year)

1) AB Quintanilla III Presenta Kumbia Allstarz

2) Beyoncé

3) Cruz Martínez Presenta: Los Súper Reyes

4) Jennifer Lopez

Canción del Año (Song of the Year)

1) Chiquilla, AB Quintanilla III Presenta Kumbia Allstarz

2) Dímelo, Enrique Iglesias

3) Me Muero, La 5ta Estación

4) Todo Cambio, Camila

5) Tu Recuerdo, Ricky Martin Featuring La Mari de “Chambao” y Tommy Torres

GÉNERO ROCK (ROCK GENRE)

Álbum del Año (Album of the Year)

1) Amantes Sunt Amentes, Panda

2) Grrr!, Moderatto

3) Masa con Masa, Millo Torres y El Tercer Planeta

4) Memo Rex Commander y el Corazón Atómico de la Vía Láctea, Zoé

5) Oye, Aterciopelados

Artista del Año (Artist of the Year)

1) Allison

2) Maná

3) Moderatto

4) Motel

Canción del Año (Song of theYear)

1) Bendita Tu Luz, Maná y Juan Luis Guerra

2) Enamorado, Gustavo Laureano

3) Manda Una Señal, Maná

4) Ojala Pudiera Borrarte, Maná

5) Sentimettal, Moderatto

GÉNERO TROPICAL (TROPICAL GENRE)

Álbum del Año (Album of the Year)

1) Arroz con Habichuela, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico

2) Haciendo Historia, Xtreme

3) K.O.B. Live, Aventura

4) La Llave de Mi Corazón, Juan Luis Guerra

5) Soy Como Tú, Olga Tañón

Artista Masculino del Año (Male Artist of the Year)

1) Fonseca

2) Juan Luis Guerra

3) Marc Anthony

4) Tito Nieves

Artista Femenina del Año (Female Artist of the Year)

1) Fanny Lú

2) Gloria Estefan

3) India

4) Olga Tañón

Grupo o Dúo del Año (Group or Duo of the Year)

1) Aventura

2) El Gran Combo

3) Ilegales y Alexandra

5) Xtreme

Canción del Año (Song of the Year)

1) Infieles, Aventura

2) La Otra, Ilegales Featuring Alexandra

3) Mi Corazoncito, Aventura

4) Que Me Des Tu Cariño, Juan Luis Guerra

5) Shorty Shorty, Xtreme

Tropical Merengue Artista del Año (Tropical Merengue Artist of the Year)

1) Elvis Crespo

2) Juan Luis Guerra

3) Olga Tañón

4) Toño Rosario

Tropical Salsa Artista del Año (Tropical Salsa Artist of the Year)

1) El Gran Combo

2) Frankie Negrón

3) Marc Anthony

4) Tito Nieves

Tropical Tradicional Artista del Año (Tropical Traditional Artist of the Year)

1) Aventura

2) Fanny Lú

3) Fonseca

4) Xtreme

GÉNERO REGIONAL MEXICANO (REGIONAL MEXICAN GENRE)

Álbum del Año (Album of the Year)

1) Crossroads: Cruce de Caminos, Intocable

2) Ahora y Siempre, Alacranes Musical

3) Detalles y Emociones, Los Tigres del Norte

4) El Amor Que Nunca Fue, Conjunto Primavera

5) Recio, Recio Mis Creadorez, Los Creadorez del Pasito Duranguense de Alfredo Ramírez

Artista Masculino del Año (Male Artist of the Year)

1) El Chapo de Sinaloa

2) Joan Sebastian

3) Marco Antonio Solís

4) Mariano Barba

Artista Femenina del Año (Female Artist of the Year)

1) Alicia Villarreal

2) Diana Reyes

3) Graciela Beltrán

4) Jenni Rivera

Grupo o Dúo del Año (Group or Duo of the Year)

1) Alegres de la Sierra

2) Conjunto Primavera

3) Intocable

4) Los Tigres del Norte

Solísta o Grupo Revelación del Año (New Soloist or Group of the Year)

1) Andrés Márquez

2) Banda Guasaveña

3) Fidel Rueda

4) Los Buitres de Culiacán Sinaloa

Canción del Año (Song of the Year)

1) Dime Quién Es, Los Rieleros del Norte

2) Cada Vez Que Pienso en Ti, Los Creadorez del Pasito Duranguense de Alfredo Ramírez

3) De Rodillas Te Pido, Alegres de la Sierra

4) La Noche Perfecta, El Chapo de Sinaloa

5) Mil Heridas, Cuisillos

Artista Banda del Año (Banda Artist of the Year)

1) Cuisillos

2) El Chapo de Sinaloa

3) Joan Sebastian

4) La Arrolladora Banda el Limón

Artista Durangense del Año (Durangense Artist of the Year)

1) Alacranes Musical

2) Los Creadorez del Pasito Duranguense de Alfredo Ramírez

3) Los Horóscopos de Durango

4) Montez de Durango

Artista Grupero del Año (Grupero Artist of the Year)

1) Bronco El Gigante De América

2) Grupo Bryndis

3) Control

4) Marco Antonio Solís

Artista Norteño del Año (Norteño Artist of the Year)

1) Alegres de la Sierra

2) Conjunto Primavera

3) Intocable

4) Los Tigres del Norte

Artista Ranchero del Año (Ranchero Artist of the Year)

1) Alicia Villarreal

2) Pedro Fernández

3) Pepe Aguilar

4) Vicente Fernández

GÉNERO URBANO (URBAN GENRE)

Álbum del Año (Album of the Year)

1) El Cartel: The Big Boss, Daddy Yankee

2) Los Vaqueros, Wisín y Yandel

3) Perfect Melody, Zion

4) Sentimiento, Ivy Queen

5) The Bad Boy, Héctor El Father

Artista del Año (Artist of the Year)

1) Don Omar

2) Héctor El Father

3) R.K.M. y Ken-Y

4) Wisín y Yandel

Canción del Año (Song of the Year)

1) Igual Que Ayer, R.K.M. y Ken-Y

2) Impacto, Daddy Yankee Featuring Fergie

3) Pegao, Wisín y Yandel

4) Siente el Boom, Tito “El Bambino” Featuring Randy

5) Sola, Héctor El Father

VIDEO DEL AÑO (VIDEO OF THE YEAR)

Artista, Video (Artist, Video)

1) Baila Mi Corazón, Belanova

2) Pa’L Norte, Calle 13

3) Impacto, Daddy Yankee

4) Dímelo, Enrique Iglesias

5) Me Enamora, Juanes “*