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* [[2polos]] (Brazilian rock/grunge band)
* [[Eduardo Magallanes]] (Mexican composer and arranger, receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award)
* [[Eugenia León]] (Mexican singer and receipt of the Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award) {{Done}}
* [[Ernesto Duarte Brito]] (Cuban band leader and composer; see: [[:es:Ernesto Duarte Brito]] and [http://cuba-musical.blogspot.co.uk/2011/12/ernesto-duarte-brito-en-la-memoria.html ''Ernesto Duarte Brito, en la memoria'']) {{Done}}
* [[Falamansa]] (one of the leading Brazilian [[forró]] bands; see [[:pt:Falamansa]]) {{Done}}
* [[Federico Britos]] (receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award)
* [[Fernando Hernández (producer)]] (receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award)
* [[ForsiK]] (Brazilian heavy metal/hard rock band)
* [[Gabinete Caligari]] (Spanish pop rock band, 14th best Spanish band according to [[Rolling Stone]]; see [[:es:Gabinete Caligari]]) {{Done}}
* [[Giovanny Ayala]]: famous [[Colombian popular music]] singer. <ref>https://www.musica.com/letras.asp?biografia=22301</ref>, <ref>https://www.buenamusica.com/giovanny-ayala/biografia</ref>
* [[Grupo Raison]] (Cuban band; see http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/artist/Grupo+Raison/a/albums.htm)
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* [[Imperio (Argentine band)]] (Argentine power metal band)
* [[Jesus "Chucho" Ferrer]] (receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award)
* [[Jessy Bulbo]] (Mexican punk/rock singer and guitarist) {{Done}}
* [[Jhon Alex Castaño]] famous [[Colombian popular music]] singer. <ref>https://www.buenamusica.com/jhon-alex-castano/biografia</ref> , <ref>https://www.ecured.cu/Jhon_Alex_Casta%C3%B1o</ref>
* [[João Araujo]] (receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award)
* [[Joseíto Mateo]] (Dominican merengue singer, receipt of the Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award)
* [[Juan de la Cruz 'Cotó' Antomarchi]] (Cuban tres player in [[Eco del Caribe]] and [[¡Cubanismo!]])
* [[Juan Antonio Ferreyra]], usually known as JAF (Argentine rock singer) {{Done}}
* [[Juan Romero (singer)]] (Mexican singer and receipt of the Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award)
* [[Juanito Márquez]] (receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award)
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* [[Madame Saatan]] (Brazilian heavy metal band; see [[:pt:Madame Saatan]])
* [[Manuel Bonilla (musician)]] (receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award)
* [[Marcelo Jeneci]] (Brazilian musician; see [[:pt:Marcelo Jeneci]]) {{Done}}
* [[Marcelo Cic]] (Brazilian DJ)
* [[Marcus Viana]] (Brazilian composer)
* [[Mario Hernández (musician)]] (see [[:es:Mario Hernández (músico)]])
* [[Matias Aguayo]], (German-Chilean DJ; see [[:de:Matias Aguayo]]) {{Done}}
* [[Miguel Luna]] (Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee)
* [[Medina Azahara (band)]], Spanish flamenco-rock band; see [[:es:Medina Azahara (banda)]] {{Done}}
* [[Miguelito Cuní]], Cuban singer with [[Conjunto Chappottín]], [[Estrellas de Areito]], [[Orquesta Broadway]], etc. (see also: [[:es:Miguelito Cuní]] and [[International Latin Music Hall of Fame]]). Article in preparation by [[User:Pdebee|Pdebee]] (March 2017).
* [[Mister Jam]] (Brazilian DJ; see [[:pt:Mister Jam]])
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* [[Rafael Pérez-Botija]] (Spanish composer and songwriter, receipt of the Latin Grammy Trustees Award and Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee)
* [[Raúl Planas]] (Cuban singer) {{Done}}
* [[Quinteto Armorial]] (Brazilian instrumental (mostly) regional band; see [[:pt:Quinteto Armorial]]) {{Done}}
* [[DJ Vivi Seixas]] (Brazilian DJ, daughter of [[Raul Seixas]])
* [[DJ Lennox]] (Brazilian DJ)
* [[Los Ronaldos]] (Spanish band, 49th best Spanish band according to [[Rolling Stone]]; see [[:es:Los Ronaldos]]) {{Done}}
* [[Sioux 66]] (Brazilian rock band)
* [[Tengwar (band)]] (Argentinian folk metal band; see [[:es:Tengwar (banda)]])
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