Six Figures that Have Marked Latin Music Will Enter the Hall of Fame of Latino Composers
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The Peruvian singer-songwriter will be distinguished by the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame along with renowned Latin music figures.
By Elmer Féliz – Latin music will recognize six of its most influential creators this year. The Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame (LSHOF) announced the new class of inductees during the thirteenth annual La Musa Awards, to be held on October 14 at the Flamingo Theater in Miami. The 2026 class includes composers, producers, and performers from various branches of Latin music: Yoel Henríquez, Danny Daniel, Kike Santander, Sergio George, Mario Quinter…
The Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame, based in Miami, was created in 2012 by songwriters and producers Desmond Child and Rudy Pérez. This year, several inductees will receive the honor on October 14 at the Flamingo Theater in Miami, during the thirteenth annual La Musa Awards. Among them are producer Sergio George, Colombian Kike Santander, and Peruvian Gian Marco, who will be inducted into the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame. The list is completed…
In addition, five new artists will join the Latino Composers’ Hall of Fame this year, which is based in Miami, USA.
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