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A visual history · Grammys

The winners who defined Regional Mexican Album.

2 ceremonies, 2009–2010. 2 different winners.

Who won most recently?
Vicente Fernández in 2010 for Necesito de Tí.
  1. Necesito de TíVicente Fernández
  2. Amor, Dolor y Lágrimas: Música RancheraMariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano
Years explored
2009–2010
Different winners
2
Category leader
No leader
About this record

Best Regional Mexican Album was first awarded in 2009, so it does not run the full 1959–2025 window.

It was awarded for the last time in 2010.

Fewer than ten albums were entered for the 2011 ceremony, so under Academy rules no nominations were announced and the award was not presented that year.

From 2012 the Grammys awarded Best Música Mexicana Album (including Tejano) instead.

It took over from Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album.

2009–2010

2 ceremonies

20092010

01 / The reigns

2 winners shaped this category.

The timeline turns the 2009–2010 record into a sequence of reigns. Longer bands reveal sustained runs; color shows the credited label.

One band per year, because no winner has gone back-to-back in the years on record. Colored by label; scroll sideways for the full run.
Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano'09
Vicente Fernández'10

04 / The archive

Every year.
Every winner.

The complete reference behind the story, showing 2009–2010. Open any year to see the rest of the field when nominee records are available.

YearWinnerLabel
2010Vicente Fernández (Necesito de Tí)
beat 4 others
  • Shaila Dúrcal (Corazón Ranchero)
  • Mariachi Reyna de los Angeles (Compañeras)
  • Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea (10 Aniversario)
  • Joan Sebastian (Pegadito al Corazón)
Sony Music
2009Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano (Amor, Dolor y Lágrimas: Música Ranchera)
beat 4 others
  • Mariachi Divas (Canciones de Amor)
  • Huichol Musical (Desde México: "Cumbia Cusinela")
  • Los Pikadientes de Caborca (Vámonos Pa'l Río)
  • Nadia (A Puro Dolor)
Unknown