Kali Uchis Reveals Particulars About Third & Fourth Albums at 2022 Latin AMAs

Kali Uchis arrived on the 2022 Latin American Music Awards Thursday (April 21) rocking a fuchsia costume made out of fringe to have fun not solely her six nominations on the ceremony, but additionally numerous new music on the way in which.

“I’ve an album in Spanish and one other one in English,” she tells Billboard on the purple carpet. “Loads of my music may be very Spanglish as a result of that’s how I used to be raised and that type comes extra naturally to me. However I’m prepared to offer it my all.”

The Colombian-American singer additionally shared the information with followers on Twitter. “My third album & the following are each completed, one is an English album one is a Spanish album ¿what my kuchis need first?” she tweeted.

Kali was nominated for brand new artist of the 12 months, music of the 12 months, favourite feminine artist, and favourite pop artist. Her hit “Telepatia” was up for favourite pop music and viral music of the 12 months.

Her double albums announcement comes on the heels of finalizing a tour with Tyler, the Creator. “To truly see folks and really feel that vitality and obtain that love is all the time an ideal expertise. I had numerous enjoyable,” she mentioned of touring.

Hosted by Rafael Amaya, Jacqueline Bracamontes, and Cristián de la Fuentes, the 2022 Latin AMAs had been held on the Michelob ULTRA Area at Mandalay Bay Resort and On line casino in Las Vegas. It featured performances by Ozuna, CNCO, Prince Royce, Los Ángeles Azules and Gloria Trevi, amongst others.

Moreover, the awards present “paid tribute to at present’s most influential and iconic Latin artists” in 26 classes, and honored Mexican singer Lupita D’Alessio with the legend award, and regional music sensation Christian Nodal with the extraordinary evolution award.

See Kali’s tweet about her two upcoming albums beneath:

My third album & the following are each completed, one is an English album one is a Spanish album ¿what my kuchis need first ?

— KALI UCHIS (@KALIUCHIS) April 21, 2022