1998 Billboard Latin Music Awards

The 5th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards which honor the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music took place in Miami. == Pop == === Hot latin tracks of the year === Lo Mejor de Mí — Cristian Castro === Pop album of the year, Male === Romances — Luis Miguel === Pop album of the year, female === Tierna La Noche — Fey === Pop album of the year, duo or group === Compas — Gipsy Kings === Pop album of the year, new artist === Evolution — Boyz II Men == Tropical/Salsa == === Tropical/salsa song of the year === Y Hubo Alguien — Marc Anthony === Tropical/salsa album of the year, male === Contra la Corriente — Marc Anthony === Tropical/salsa album of the year, female === Llévame Contigo — Olga Tañon === Tropical/salsa album of the year, duo or group === Buena Vista Social Club — Buena Vista Social Club == Regional Mexican == === Regional Mexican song of the year === Ya Me Voy para Siempre — Los Temerarios === Regional Mexican album of the year, male === Recuerdo Especial — Michael Salgado === Regional Mexican album of the year, female === Con un mismo corazón — Ana Gabriel === Regional Mexican album of the year, duo or group === Partiéndome El Alma — Grupo Límite == Other awards == === Billboard latin 50 artist of the year === Luis Miguel === Billboard latin 50 album of the year === Juntos Otra Vez (Juan Gabriel and Rocío Dúrcal album) === Hot latin tracks artist of the year === Enrique Iglesias === Latin rap album of the year === Rebotando — Ilegales === Latin rock album of the year === Sueños Líquidos — Maná === Contemporary Latin jazz album of the year === Passion Dance — Herb Alpert === Latin dance single of the year === Mueve La Cadera (Move your Hips) — Proyecto Uno === Songwriter of the year === Marco Antonio Solís === Publisher of the year === Bmg Songs === Publishing corporation of the year === Sony/Atv Music === Producer of the year === Rafael Perez Botija === Spirit Of Hope === Willy Chirino === Billboard Lifetime achievement award === Ralph Mercado === Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame === Vicente Fernández == References ==