2024 MTV MIAW Awards

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2024 MTV MIAW Awards
DateJuly 13, 2024
Location Pepsi Center WTC, Mexico City
Hosted by Young Miko and Ricky Limón
Most awards Natanael Cano, Karol G & Cry (3)
Most nominations Young Miko (7)
Website Official site
Television/radio coverage
Network
  2023  · MTV MIAW Awards ·  2025  

The 11th Annual MTV MIAW Awards took place on July 13, 2024, at the Pepsi Center WTC in Mexico City, to recognize the best in Latin American pop culture of 2024. [1] It was broadcast live on MTV Latin America, as well as on TikTok and Paramount+, with the red carpet being available on Pluto TV. [2] The ceremony was hosted by Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko and Mexican YouTuber Ricky Limón.

Contents

The nominations were announced on June 11, 2024. Host Young Miko led the nominations with seven, followed by Mexican singers Danna and Natanael Cano (both with six each). [3] The categories for Regional Artist, Pop Explosion, Reggaeton Artist, Epic Kiss, Event of the Year, and Top Gamer were introduced while K-POP Domination, Mexican Artist, Global Hit of the Year, Embarrassment of the Year, and Global Creator were dropped. [4] Singers Natanael Cano and Karol G (including Event of the Year), and influencer Cry were the main winners of the ceremony with three wins each. [5]

Performers

Artist(s)Song(s)Ref
Young Miko "Tamagotchi" [5]
Michelle Maciel"CCC"
Gabito Ballesteros "Neta"
"Perfecta"
Danna "The Fall"
"Blackout"
"Platonik"
"Atari"
"VTR3"

Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold. Some categories are followed with their name in Spanish for clarity.

Music

MIAW Artist
(Artista MIAW)
Artist to Watch
(Artista en la Mira)
  • El Bogueto
    • Los Esquivel
    • Delilah
    • Sofía Castro
    • Nsqk
    • Emjay
    • Pink Pablo
    • Elena Rose
Flow Artist
(Artista + Flow)
Pop Explosion
(Explosión Pop del Año)
Regional Artist
(Artista + Belicón)
Reggaeton Artist
(Reggaetonero del Año)
Viral Anthem
(Himno Viral)
Bellakeo Supremo
Collaboration of the Year
(Junte del Año)
Video of the Year
(Video del Año)

Digital

MIAW Icon
(Ícono MIAW)
Creator of the Year
(Creador del Año)
  • Cry
    • Doris Jocelyn
    • Spreen
    • Alexis Omman
    • Melissa Navarro
    • Jair Sánchez
    • Sonrixs
    • Los del Ñam
Styler GRWMTrend Master
  • Kunno
    • Domelipa
    • Aaron Mercury
    • Millos999
    • Tammy Parra
    • Karen Torres
    • Bruses
    • Tini
  • Juve3DStudio
    • Dualupita
    • Ese Pérez
    • Ara y Fer
    • Dafne Zúñiga
    • Supersayiachamp
    • Marian Krawstor
    • Gaby Meza
Celebrity CrushMIAWdio of the Year
(MIAWdio del Año)
FandomCouple Goals
Viral Bomb
(Bomba Viral)
Crack Artist
(Artista Crack del Año)
  • "Doris Jocelyn - Trend Mexa"
    • "Karely Ruiz cumple sueño de fan"
    • "Error de Cartier por 200 pesos"
    • "Furor de los Ternurines"
    • "Critican a Lucero Mijares"
    • "J Balvin & Reggeatoneros Mexas"
    • "Patitos en la cabeza"
Podcast Boss
(Amo de Podcast)
Comedy Boss
  • Clase Libre
    • Más Allá del Rosa
    • Par de Tres
    • Seis de Copas
    • Seres Cromáticos
    • El Podcast del Momento
    • Doble G
    • Karime Kooler
  • Trío de Tres
    • Soleon
    • SoyAldooo
    • Iram Mendiola
    • Ricky Limón
    • Dos Rayos
    • Wilson Alcaraz (SPITERMAN)
    • Juli Savioli
Top Gamer EXPIRL Streamer of the Year
"La Patrona" of the YearEpic Kiss

Entertainment

Reality Royalty
(Realeza del Reality)
Killer Series / Movie
Event of the Year

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