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Latin Grammys leaving Las Vegas

April 9, 2008 - 9:00 pm
 

HOUSTON -- The Latin Grammy Awards show is coming to Houston.

The ninth annual show, which recognizes the best in Latin music, will air live on the Univision network from the Toyota Center on Nov. 13.

The announcement was made Tuesday by Houston Mayor Bill White, the president of the Latin Recording Academy and other local officials.

Last year, the Latin Grammys were broadcast from the Mandalay Bay Events Center. The awards ceremony also has taken place in Miami, Los Angeles and New York.

Nominations for this year's awards will be announced Sept. 10.

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