Billboard Latin Music Award for Songwriter of the Year

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Billboard Latin Music Award for Songwriter of the Year
Current: 2023 Billboard Latin Music Awards
Awarded for	the best performing songwriters in Billboard magazine
Country	United States
Presented by	Billboard
First awarded	1996
Last awarded	2023
Currently held by	Peso Pluma (2023)
Most awards	Marco Antonio Solís (5)
Most nominations	Marco Antonio Solís (10)
Website	billboardevents.com

The Billboard Latin Music Award for Songwriter of the Year is an honor presented annually at the Billboard Latin Music Awards, a ceremony which honors "the most popular albums, songs, and performers in Latin music, as determined by the actual sales, radio airplay, streaming and social data that informs Billboard's weekly charts." The award is given to the best performing songwriters on Billboard's Latin charts.

Marco Antonio Solís is the most awarded songwriter in the category with five wins out of ten nominations, followed by Espinoza Paz and Romeo Santos with four awards each from six and seven nominations, respectively. As of 2023, only Marco Antonio Solís, Espinoza Paz, Romeo Santos and Bad Bunny have won Songwriter of the Year thrice in a row. The current holder as of the 2023 ceremony is Peso Pluma.

Recipients

Four-time winners Espinoza Paz (above) and Romeo Santos (below)

Year	Recipient	Nominees	Ref.
1996	Marco Antonio Solís	Nominations were not present prior to 1999
1997
1998
1999	No award
2000	Marco Antonio Solís	Kike Santander Juan Gabriel Rudy Pérez
2001	Omar Alfanno	Estéfano Rudy Pérez Kike Santander
2002	Juan Gabriel	Marco Antonio Solís Omar Alfanno Estéfano
2003	Estéfano	Franco de Vita Juanes Rudy Pérez
2004	Juanes	Franco de Vita Juan Gabriel Marco Antonio Solís
2005	Leonel García	Fato Rudy Pérez Marco Antonio Solís
2006	Juanes	Daddy Yankee Juan Gabriel Don Omar
2007	Romeo Santos	Mariano Barba Joan Sebastian Marco Antonio Solís
2008	Marco Antonio Solís	Juan Luis Guerra Romeo Santos Joan Sebastian
2009	Espinoza Paz	Juanes Joan Sebastian Marco Antonio Solís
2010		Horacio Palencia Romeo Santos Joan Sebastian
2011		Romeo Santos Horacio Palencia Daddy Yankee
2012	Prince Royce	Horacio Palencia Espinoza Paz Fher Olvera
2013	Espinoza Paz	Horacio Palencia Don Omar Gerardo Ortíz
2014	Romeo Santos	Luciano Luna Espinoza Paz Gerardo Ortíz
2015		J Balvin Horacio Palencia Luciano Luna
2016		Horacio Palencia Nicky Jam Sergio Mercado
2017	Horacio Palencia	Edén Muñóz Luciano Luna Daddy Yankee
2018	Daddy Yankee	Justin Bieber Erika Ender Luis Fonsi Marty James Poo Bear
2019	Juan "Gaby Music" Rivera	Daddy Yankee J Balvin Ozuna
2020	Bad Bunny	Daddy Yankee J Balvin Ozuna
2021		Anuel AA Edgar Barrera J Balvin Tainy
2022		Edgar Barrera Marco Barrera Roberto Rosario Tainy
2023	Peso Pluma	Bad Bunny Edgar Barrera Marco Barrera Pedro Tovar

Records

Most nominations

Nominations	Recipient
10	Marco Antonio Solís
7	Horacio Palencia
	Romeo Santos
6	Espinoza Paz
	Daddy Yankee
4	Joan Sebastian
	Juan Gabriel
	Juanes
	Rudy Pérez
	J Balvin
	Bad Bunny
3	Estéfano
	Luciano Luna
	Edgar Barrera
2	Don Omar
	Franco de Vita
	Gerardo Ortíz
	Kike Santander
	Omar Alfanno
	Ozuna
	Tainy
	Marco Barrera

Most awards

Awards	Producer
5	Marco Antonio Solís
4	Espinoza Paz
	Romeo Santos
3	Bad Bunny
2	Juanes

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