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Celia Cruz awards and nominations
Celia Cruz in 1957
Totals[a]
Wins110
Nominations160
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Celia Cruz (1925 –2003) was a Salsa music singer and actress winner of multiples accolades. Heralded as the Queen of Salsa Music,[1] or Queen of Latin Music,[2][3][4] Celia is one of the best-selling Latin music artists, with over 10 million records sold.[5] Her career spanned 50-years-plus, and was recognized by the Guiness World Records as the "longest career as a salsa artist" in 2003.[6]

Celia Cruz won her first award in Cuba at a popular radio show in 1947.[7] Through her career, she amassed varios major awards, including Billboard Latin Music Awards, Grammy Awards, Latin Grammy Awards and Lo Nuestro Awards. By 1982, she won an estimated 100 international awards.[8]

Celia received special recognitions both in her life and posthumously for her success and trayectory, including the first ASCAP Latin Heritage Award,[9] and the inaugural Lo Nuestro Excellence Award in 1990.[10] She was also the first artist inducted into the Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame in 1994 alongside Cachao López.[11] She has been admitted into other halls and walks of fame, including Plaza de las Estrellas and the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Outside of her work in music, she was recognized for her philanthropic endeavors, including a Hispanic Heritage Awards,[12] as well The Recording Academy's Heroes Award in 1999. In addition, Celia Cruz was condecorated with various major civil awards, including by presidents of the United States and Colombia. She became the first Latin musical performer to be given the Ellis Island Honors Society,[13] and the first Afro Latina to have her likeness appear on U.S. currency.[14]

Awards and nominations

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Award/organization[a] Year Nominee/work Category Result Ref.
ACCA Award 1994 Celia Cruz Pan Art Honoree [12]
ASCAP Latin Awards 1998 Celia Cruz Special Recognition Honoree [15]
1999 ASCAP Latin Heritage Award Honoree [16]
2016 "La Negra Tiene Tumbao" Television winning-songs Won [17]
Association of Latin Entertainment Critics (Latin ACE) 1969 Celia Cruz International Artist of the Year Won [18]
1970 Won [19]
1972 Show de Celia Cruz (at Chateau Madrid) Best Show in a Club Night Won [20]
1978 Celia Cruz Female Figure of the Year Won [21]
1980 Best Salsa Artist, Female Won [22]
1981 Celia, Johnny y El Conde Best Salsa Album Nominated [23]
1983 Celia Cruz Best Salsa Female Artist Nominated [24][25]
Feliz encuentro (with Sonora Matancera) Best Salsa Album Won
1984 Tremendo Trio Best Salsa Album Won [26]
1987 Celia Cruz Extraordinary Ace Award Honoree [27]
1990 Tropical Female Artist Won [28]
1993 Extraordinary Ace Award Honoree [29]
1994 Female Act of the Year Won [30]
1995 Extraordinary Ace Award Honoree [31]
"Que le Den Candela" Video of the Year Won
1996 Celia Cruz Extraordinary Ace Award Honoree [32]
1999 Voices of the Millennium Honoree [33][34]
Mi vida es cantar Album of the Year, Female Nominated
2000 Celia Cruz Voices of the Millennium Honoree [35]
2001 Siempre Viviré Tropical Album of the Year Won [36]
2004 Celia Cruz: ¡Azúcar! (Telemundo 47) Special of the Year Won [37]
Billboard Latin Music Awards 1995 Celia Cruz Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree [12]
2002 La Negra Tiene Tumbao Tropical/Salsa Album of the Year, Female Nominated [38]
2003 "La Negra Tiene Tumbao" Tropical/Salsa Airplay Track of the Year, Female Nominated [39]
"La Salsa Vive" (Tito Nieves featuring Celia Cruz, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Cheo Feliciano, & Ismael Miranda) Hot Latin Track of the Year, Vocal Duo Nominated
2004 Celia Cruz Top Latin Albums Artist of the Year Won [40]
Exitos Eternos Tropical Album of the Year, Female Nominated
Hits Mix Nominated
Regalo del Alma Won
Exitos Eternos Latin Greatest Hits Album of the Year Nominated
Hits Mix Won
"Ríe y Llora" Tropical Airplay Track of the Year, Female Nominated
2005 "Ella Tiene Fuego" Tropical Airplay Track of the Year, Female Nominated [41]
Dios Disfrute a la Reina Tropical Album of the Year, Female Nominated
Salsa Divas (with La India) Nominated
Billboard Number One Awards[b] 1977 Only They Could Have Made This Album (with Willie Colón) Latin Salsa National (Album) Nominated [42]
Tremendo Cache (with Johnny Pacheco) Nominated
Celia & Johnny (with Johnny Pacheco) Nominated
1978 Celia Cruz and Willie Colón Latin Salsa Artist of the Year Won [43]
1979 Eternos (with Johnny Pacheco) Top Latin Salsa Album Nominated [44]
Greatest Hits (with Johnny Pacheco) Nominated
1986 Celia Cruz and Tito Puente Top Tropical/Salsa Artist Nominated [45]
Homenaje a Benny More Vol. 3 (with Tito Puente) Top Tropical /Salsa Latin Album Nominated
1989 Ritmo en el Corazón (with Ray Barretto) Nominated
Bilingual Foundation of the Arts 1995 Celia Cruz El Angel Award Honoree [46]
Casandra Awards (a.k.a. Soberano Awards) 1996 Celia Cruz Soberano International Honoree [47]
Chicago International Film Festival 1999 Celia Cruz Career Achievement Award Honoree [1]
Club Privado Hard's 1990 Celia Cruz Special Award Honoree [48]
Cuban Women's Club 1991 Celia Cruz Floridiana Award Honoree [49]
Desi Entertainment Awards 1992 Celia Cruz (The Mambo Kings) Favorite Film Actress Won [50]
1995 Celia Cruz Desi Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree
Ellis Island Honors Society 1986 Celia Cruz Mayor's Liberty Award Honoree [13]
Fama magazine Award 2002 Celia Cruz Lifetime Award Honoree [51]
Festival Acapulco [es] 1998 Celia Cruz Special medal Won [52]
Grammy Awards 1980 Eterno Best Latin Recording Nominated [53]
1984 Tremendo Trio Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
1986 De Nuevo Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
1987 Homenaje A Beny More - Vol. III Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
1988 The Winners Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
1990 Ritmo En El Corazon Best Tropical Latin Performance Won
1993 Tributo A Ismael Rivera Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
1994 Azúcar Negra Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
1996 Irrepetible Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
1998 "Guantanamera" Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group Nominated
1999 Mi Vida Es Cantar Best Tropical Latin Performance Nominated
2001 Celia Cruz and Friends: A Night of Salsa Best Salsa Album Nominated
2003 La Negra Tiene Tumbao Best Salsa Album Won
2004 Regalo del Alma Best Salsa/Merengue Album Won
2016 Celia Cruz Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree [54]
Hispanic 1995 Celia Cruz Vida Awards Honoree [55]
Hispanic Celebrities Award 2023 Celia Cruz Lifetime Award Honoree [56]
Hispanic Heritage Awards 1998 Celia Cruz Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree [57]
Imagen Awards 2003 Celia Cruz Career Achievement Award Honoree [58]
Latin Grammy Awards 2000 Celia Cruz and Friends: A Night of Salsa Best Salsa Performance Won [59]
2001 Siempre Viviré Best Traditional Tropical Album Won
2002 La Negra Tiene Tumbao Best Salsa Album Won
Album of the Year Nominated
"La Negra Tiene Tumbao" Best Music Video Nominated
Record of the Year Nominated
2004 Regalo del Alma Best Salsa Album Won
Lo Nuestro Awards 1990 Celia Cruz Excellence Award Honoree [10]
1994 Tropical Female Artist of the Year Nominated [60][61]
1995 Nominated [62]
2001 Nominated [63]
Celia Cruz and Friends: A Night of Salsa Tropical Album of the Year Nominated
2003 La Negra Tiene Tumbao Won [64]
"La Vida Es Un Carnaval" Tropical Song of the Year Won
"La Negra Tiene Tumbao" Nominated
Celia Cruz Salsa Artist of the Year Won
Tropical Female Artist of the Year Won
2004 Nominated [65]
2005 Won [66][67]
2025 "Celia" (with Gente de Zona) Tropical Collaboration of the Year Pending [68]
Musa de Oro Awards 1994 Celia Cruz Lifetime Award Honoree [52]
Nosotros Golden Eagle Award 1991 Celia Cruz Lifetime Achievement in Music Honoree [69]
Premios Aplauso '92 1989 Celia Cruz Best Latin Female Vocalist Won [52]
1991 Won
1992 Won
Premios Bravo 1988 Celia Cruz Best Female Artist Nominated [70]
1990 Tropical Female Artist Nominated [71]
Premio Encuentro 1992 Celia Cruz Arts and Entertainment (1992) Honoree [72]
Premios Juventud 2004 "La Vida Es Un Carnaval" Best Re-Mix Nominated [73]
Party Starter Nominated
"La Negra Tiene Tumbao" Nominated
Celia Cruz My Idol Is Nominated
Premios de la Música [es] (Spain) 2005 Dios disfrute a la reina Best Traditional Music Album Nominated [74]
Premios Tú Musica (Puerto Rico) 1984 Celia Cruz Best Female Vocalist Won [52]
Repertorio Español 2003 Celia Cruz Best Latin Artist Won [75]
Ritmo Latino Awards[c] 2001 Celia Cruz Tropical Artist, Male/Female Nominated [78]
2002 Tropical Solo Artist or Group Nominated [79]
2003 Gloria de la Música Award Honoree [80]
Smithsonian Institution 1990 Celia Cruz Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree [12]
2001 James Smithson Bicentennial Medal Honoree [81]
Telemundo 1999 Celia Cruz Artist of the Millenium Honoree [52]
The New York Daily News 1978 Celia Cruz The News Music Poll Award for Best Latin Singer Won [82]
The Recording Academy 1999 Celia Cruz Heroes Award Honoree [83]
Viña del Mar International Song Festival 2000 Celia Cruz Gaviota de Plata (Silver Gull) Silver [84]
Voices For Children Foundation 2003 Celia Cruz Humanitarian Award Honoree [52]

Other honors

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List of State/Government Honors
Year Description Status Ref.
1981 Keys to the city, New York City from Mayor Ed Koch Honoree [12]
1986 Medal of Liberty given by NYC Mayor Ed Koch Honoree [85]
1990 Colombia's National Medal of Arts Honoree [12]
1992 Hispanic Women Achievers Award from New York governor Mario Cuomo Honoree [12]
1994 National Endowment for the Arts, given by U.S. President Bill Clinton Honoree [4]
1996 Certificate of Appreciation by Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Office for her artistic work Honoree [12]
1997 October 25 declared as Celia Cruz Day in San Francisco Honoree [12]
1998 Condecoration "Cruz de Belalcázar" by Mayor of Cali, Colombia Honoree [86]
1999 Condecoration by Colombian President, Andrés Pastrana Arango Honoree [87]
2000 Keys to the City of West New York, New Jersey (Mayor Albio Sires) Honoree [88]
2001 Keys to the City of Miami Honoree [89]
2005 Congressional Gold Medal Honoree [90]
2023 July 16 declared as "Celia Cruz Day" by NYC Mayor Eric Adams Honoree [91]
List of Academic Honors
Year Description Status Ref.
1989 Honorary Doctorate in Music from Yale University Honoree [92]
1992 Honorary Doctorate from Florida International University Honoree [12]
1993 Honorary Doctorate in Music from University of Florida Honoree [12]
1994 Exito de Vida Award (Life Time Achievement Award[52]) from University of Panama Honoree [12]
1994 Medal from Cal Poly Pomona University Honoree [93]
1999 Honorary Degree from University of Miami Honoree [94]
List of cultural honors
Year Description Status Ref.
1984 Queen of Miami carnival Honoree [95]
1988 Grand Marshal of National Puerto Rican Day Parade Honoree [50]
1995 Grand Marshal of New Jersey State Hispanic Parade Honoree [12]
1995 Grand Marshal of Art Deco festival Honoree [12]
2000 Queen of Viña del Mar International Song Festival Honoree [96]
List of Walk of Fame/Hall of Fames
Walk of Fame Year Description Status Ref.
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1987 Walk of Star Won [97]
Miami Calle 8 Walk of Fame 1991 Walk of Star Won [98]
Movieland Hall of Fame[d] 1993 Hall of Fame inductee Inducted [100]
Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame 1994 Hall of Fame inductee Inducted [11]
Venezuela Walk of Fame 1995 Walk of Star Won [101]
Mexico's Plaza de las Estrellas 1997[52] Walk of Star Won [102]
Costa Rica's Walk of Fame (Plaza Real Cariari) 1997 Hall of Fame inductee Inducted [103]
International Latin Music Hall of Fame 1999 Hall of Fame inductee Inducted [52]
Miami Beach Walk of Stars 2001 Walk of Star Won [104]
Ritmo Latino 2003 Handprints Hall of Fame Won [105]
People en Español Hall of Fame 2006 Hall of Fame inductee Inducted [106]
New Jersey Hall of Fame 2013 Hall of Fame inductee Inducted [107]
Apollo Theater Hall of Fame 2014 Hall of Fame inductee Inducted [108]

Notes

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  1. ^ Charts are not included, unless they are explicitly described as "awards" or specific trophies are given.
  2. ^ Prior to the inauguration of the Billboard Music Awards in 1990, the magazine had the "Number One Awards" to honor the top-performing artists of the year on each of chart categories.
  3. ^ Also known as "Premio de la Gente" or Latin Music Fan Awards.[76][77]
  4. ^ Also know as The Hispanic Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame[99] or Latin Hall of Fame section.[100]

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