Seville, Nov 16 (EFE).- The president of the Andalusian Government, Juanma Moreno, has said that he is going to try to return the Latin Grammys, awards that are presented tonight in Seville, to the Andalusian community in 2025.
Before attending the Latin Grammy gala at the Seville Congress Palace, Moreno told reporters that the Latin Recording Academy had told him that next year the awards would return to the United States, but that in 2025 they would have the intention to go out again.
“We compete with other cities, but we are going to try by all means to attract them again to Andalusia on the 25th,” said the Andalusian president.
He assured that Andalusia and Seville are “used to big events.” “We know how to organize and we also do it with talent, with joy,” she added.
“Proof of this is that some of the Americans tell me that they are going to buy a house here, which shows that they have fallen in love with a city, a land and a community that are wonderful.”
Moreno has stressed that the celebration of the Latin Grammys in Seville represents an important benefit for Andalusia and Spain “not only in economic terms, but in terms of projection and marketing.” EFE
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2023-11-16 20:26:40
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