Los Premios 40 Principales 2007

Award

Date

December 17, 2007

Location

Madrid, Spain

Presented by

Los 40

Hosted by

Tony Aguilar

Website

los40.com/tag/los40_music_awards/a/

Television/radio coverage

Network

40 TV

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The LOS40 Music Awards 2007 were held at the Palacio de Deportes de la Comunidad de Madrid on December 17, 2007, and were hosted by Tony Aguilar.^[1]

Awards

Best Song	Best Video
Spain
La Quinta Estación — "Me Muero" Melendi — "Calle la Pantomima" Antonio Carmona (featuring Alejandro Sanz) — "Para Que Tu No Llores" El Sueño de Morfeo — "Para Toda la Vida" Conchita — "Nada Que Perder"	Melendi — "Calle la Pantomima" La Quinta Estación — "Me Muero" Pereza — "Aproximación" Dover — "Keep On Moving" Hanna — "Como la Vida"
Best Album	Best Artist
La Quinta Estación — El Mundo Se Equivoca Miguel Bosé — Papito Pereza — Aproximaciones Melendi — Mientras No Cueste Trabajo El Sueño de Morfeo — Nos Vemos en el Camino	Melendi Miguel Bosé Antonio Carmona Antonio Orozco Alejandro Sanz
Best Group	Best New Act
Pereza Dover Hombres G El Sueño de Morfeo Efecto Mariposa	La Quinta Estación Hanna Conchita Melocos Jaula de Grillos
Best Tour
Maná — Amar es Combatir Tour Miguel Bosé — Papitour La Quinta Estación — El Mundo Se Equivoca Tour España 2007 Antonio Orozco — Cadizfornia Tour 2007 Melendi — Tour 2007
Latin
Best Latin Act	Best Latin Song
Juanes Jennifer Lopez Maná Motel Belinda	Juanes — "Me Enamora" Shakira — "Las de la Intuición" Jennifer Lopez — "Qué Hiciste" Gloria Trevi — "Todos Me Miran" Maná — "Manda Una Señal" Julieta Venegas (featuring Dante) — "Primer Día"
Best Argentine Act	Best Chilean Act
Miranda! Andrés Calamaro Coti Inmigrantes Vicentico	Kudai Amango Difuntos Correa Sinergia Six Pack
Best Colombian Act	Best Costa Rican Act
Sanalejo Andrés Cepeda Doctor Krápula Jerau Sin Ánimo de Lucro	Por Partes Escats Evolución Le Pop Nada
Best Guatemalan Act	Best Mexican Act
Malacates Trébol Shop Viento en Contra El Tambor de la Tribu Sabrina El Clubo	Camila Belinda Gloria Trevi Alejandro Fernández Belanova Aleks Syntek
International
Best International Act	Best International Song
Nelly Furtado Mika Natasha Bedingfield Tokio Hotel Snow Patrol	Rihanna (featuring Jay-Z) — "Umbrella" The Fray — "How to Save a Life" Nelly Furtado — "All Good Things (Come to an End)" Snow Patrol — "Chasing Cars" Mika — "Grace Kelly"
Special award
Will Smith

Live performances

Main show

Tokio Hotel — "Monsoon"
El Sueño de Morfeo — "Demasiado Tarde"
Nek and El Sueño de Morfeo — "Para Ti Sería"
Chenoa — "Todo Irá Bien"
Pereza — "Estrella Polar"
Natasha Bedingfield — "Unwritten"
Conchita — "Nada Que Perder"
Motel — "Dime Ven"

Concerts

References

^ "La Quinta Estación y Will Smith, estrellas en los Premios Principales 2007" (in Spanish). 20 minutos. December 16, 2006. Retrieved November 6, 2020.

LOS40 Music Awards

Current awards

Spanish	Song Video Album Artist/Group New Artist
Latin	Latin Artist/Group Latin Song Latin New Artist Latin Video Urban Artist
International	International Album International Song International Artist International New Artist International Video
America	Song Album Pop Act International Song Argentine Act Chilean Act Colombian Act Costa Rican Act Ecuadorian Act Guatemalan Act Mexican Act Panamanian Act Dominican Act Paraguayan Act
Special Awards	Best 21st-century Spanish artist Best artist and songwriter of the last decade Artist and most influential producer of the Latin world