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1997 Latin Billboard Music Awards

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The 4th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards which honor the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music took place in Miami. == Pop == === Song of the year === Amame Una Vez Más — Amanda Miguel === Pop album of the year, Male === Tango — Julio Iglesias === Pop album of the year, female === Pies Descalzos — Shakira === Pop album of the year, duo or group === Macarena Non Stop — Los del Río === Pop album of the year, new artist === Pies Descalzos — Shakira === Pop video of the year === Un Poco de Amor — Shakira == Tropical/Salsa == === Tropical/salsa song of the year === Ironía — Frankie Ruiz === Tropical/salsa album of the year, male === Auténtico — Manny Manuel === Tropical/salsa album of the year, female === Dicen Que... — Albita === Tropical/salsa album of the year, duo or group === La Makina...A Mil — La Makina === Tropical/salsa album of the year, new artist === Dark Latin Groove — DLG === Tropical/salsa video of the year === Oye Como Va — Tito Puente Jr. == Regional Mexican == === Regional Mexican song of the year === El Príncipe — Grupo Límite === Regional Mexican album of the year, male === Pedro Fernández — Pedro Fernández === Regional Mexican album of the year, female === Siempre Selena — Selena === Regional Mexican album of the year, duo or group === Unidos Para Siempre — Los Tigres del Norte === Regional Mexican album of the year, new artist === Por Puro Amor — Grupo Límite === Regional Mexican video of the year === Juan Sabor — La Tropa F == Other awards == === Hot latin tracks artist of the year === Enrique Iglesias === Latin rap album of the year === In Da House", Proyecto Uno === Latin rock album of the year === Si El Norte Fuera El Sur — Ricardo Arjona === Contemporary Latin jazz album of the year === Jazzin' — Tito Puente & La India With Count Basie Orchestra === Latin dance single of the year === Cuba — El Mariachi === Latin dance album of the year === Verano 96 — Various Artists === Songwriter of the year === Marco Antonio Solís === Publisher of the year === Fonomusic === Publishing corporation of the year === Fonomusic === Producer of the year === Marco Antonio Solís === Spirit Of Hope === Emmanuel === Billboard Lifetime achievement award === Herb Alpert === Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame === José José == References ==