Musa Awards

The Musa Awards originated from an initiative led by Ibero Americana Radio Chile and its ten national radio stations. The recognitions were established to honor the "best of Chilean and international music within the year." The award statuette was designed by Chilean artist Norton Maza, drawing inspiration from the muses of ancient Greek culture. The first edition took place in 2020, hosted by comedian Felipe Avello and journalist Matilda Svensson. == Categories ==

As of 2024, the Musa Awards feature fourteen categories, along with a special Lifetime Achievement Award. The categories are: • Album of the Year • Song of the Year • Emerging Artist • Pop Artist • Rock Artist • Urban Artist • Tropical Artist • Music Video of the Year • Latin International Artist of the Year • Anglo International Artist of the Year • Latin International Song of the Year • Anglo International Song of the Year • Collaboration of the Year • International Collaboration of the Year • Lifetime Achievement Award == Ceremonies ==