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José José awards and nominations
José José in 2011
Totals[a]
Wins83
Nominations100
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.

José José (1948-2019) was a Mexican singer and actor, recipient of multiple awards through his career spanning five decades, and posthumously. Nicknamed the "Prince of Song",[1] he is one of the best-selling Latino singers of all-time with estimated record sales of over 40 million.[2]

José José first gained recognition after having participated in the 1970 edition for the Festival Mundial de la Canción Latina, in which he earned the third place. Soon after, he received accolades from major national awards and abroad, including El Heraldo de México Awards, and Disco de Oro de Hollywood from Los Angeles, United States. During this decade, he received various Discometro which recognized record sales in Mexico, called by Billboard as the "Mexican Grammys". Through his career, he achieved nominations and awards from other majors associations, including nine nominations from the Grammy Awards (all of them for Best Latin Pop Album), as well Lo Nuestro Awards, and various Latin ACE from the Association of Latin Entertainment Critics and Billboard Number-One Awards. In addition, his career was recognized at various ceremony awards, including a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004, a Billboard Latin Achievement in 2013, and the Living Legend Award by the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2019.

Outside of his work in music, José José received awards for his acting career, most notoriously for his role in La fea más bella winning the TVyNovelas Award for Best Supporting Actor in 2007. He was admitted into various hall and walk of fames, including Plaza de las Estrellas (Mexico), the Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame, Hollywood Walk of Fame and Las Vegas Walk of Stars. He also received honors outside of the music industry, including an estimated 16 keys to the city between United States and Mexico.[3] In 1984, José José was condecorated by then Mexican president Miguel de la Madrid ahead of his mainstream success with his album Secretos (1983).

Awards and nominations

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Award/organization[a] Year Nominee/work Category Result Ref.
Academia Mexicana del Entretenimiento Popular (AMEP)
(Premios Grandes) 		2015 José José Icon of Romantic Genre Honoree [4]
Asociación de Hispanos (Nosotros) 2003 José José Golden Eagle Award Honoree [5]
Asociación Internacional de Poetas y Escritores Hispanos (AIPEH) 2009 José José Pluma de Oro (Golden Feather Award) Won [6]
Asociación Internacional de Periodistas de Radio, Prensa y Televisión de Las Vegas 2007 José José Maximum Hispanic Pride Honoree [7]
Keys to the City, Las Vegas Honoree
Asociación Nacional de Actores (Anda) 2014 José José Pedro Infante Medal Honoree [8]
Association of Latin Entertainment Critics
(Latin ACE, New York) 		1978 José José Best Male Singer Nominated [9]
1982 Nominated [10]
1984 Most Outstanding Male Singer ("Voy a Llenarte Toda") Won [11]
Secretos Album of the Year Won
1985 José José TV Special of the Year Won [12]
International Artist of the Year Won
1986 Most Outstanding Male Singer ("¿Y Qué?") Won [13]
International Artist of the Year Won
Reflexiones Album of the Year Won
1987 José José Most Outstanding Performer of Regional Rhythms ("Dos Amores") Won [14]
Most Popular Concert (at Radio City Music Hall) Won
1989 Male Singer of the Year Won [15]
1991 ACE Extraordinary Award for Distinction and Merit Honoree [16]
1995 Lifetime Award Honoree [17]
1999 Voices of the Millennium Award Honoree [18]
2000 Honoree [19]
Billboard Latin Music Awards 2013 José José Lifetime Achievement Awards Honoree [20]
Billboard Tanqueray Sterling Music Video Awards 1990 José José Latin category Won [21]
Billboard Number One Awards[b] 1986 José José Top Pop Latin Artists Won [22]
Promesas Top Pop Latin Albums Won
1987 José José Top Pop Latin Artists Won
Siempre Contigo Top Pop Latin Albums Won
"Y Quién Puede Ser" Top Hot Latin Tracks Nominated
1988 José José Top Pop Latin Artists Won
Soy Así Top Pop Latin Albums Won
"Soy Así" Top Hot Latin Tracks Nominated
1989 José José Top Pop Latin Artists Won
"Como Tú" Top Hot Latin Tracks Nominated
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce 1985 José José Mr. Amigo of 1984[c] Honoree [24]
Calendario Azteca de Oro[d] 1977 José José Intérprete génerico Nominated [26]
1979 Intérprete génerico Won [25]
1980 Best Mexican Romantic-Ballad Singer Won [27]
1982 Won [28]
Casandra Awards (a.k.a. Soberano Awards) 1996 José José Casandra International Honoree [29]
Desi Entertainment Awards 1992 José José Lifetime Award Honoree [30]
Special Award Honoree
Diosas de Plata 2017 José José Lifetime Award Honoree [31]
Discometro[e] 1970 José José Sales Awards[f] Won [34]
1971 Won [35]
1974 Won [36]
1975 Won [37]
1976 Won [32]
Disco de Oro de Hollywood[g] 1970 José José Winning-Artists Won [35]
1972 Nominated [38]
1973 Nominated [39]
1976 Won [41]
1977 Won [42]
El Heraldo de México Awards 1970 José José Voice of El Heraldo Won [43]
1971 Revelation of the Year Won [44]
1985 Artist of the Year (1984) Won [45]
Best Show Won
1995 Lifetime Award Honoree [46]
El Patio [es] 1993 José José Special award for his performance Honoree [47]
Festival Mundial de la Canción Latina 1970 José José Contest Award 3rd place [48]
Fundación Agustín Lara 2014 José José Medal Agustín Lara Honoree [8]
Lifetime Award: 50 Years Honoree
Grammy Awards 1985 Secretos Best Latin Pop Album Nominated [49]
1986 Reflexiones Nominated
Por Ella Nominated
1987 "Pruebame" Nominated
1988 Siempre Contigo Nominated
1989 Soy Así Nominated
Hispanic Heritage Society 2002 José José Tito Guízar Award[h] Honoree [50]
KLVE 1995 José José Ovación Award Honoree [52]
Latinos de Hoy Awards[i] 2013 José José Special Achievement in Music: 50 Years Honoree [54]
Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame 2019 José José Living Legend Award Honoree [55]
Lo Nuestro Awards 1989 José José Pop Male Artist of the Year Won [56][57]
Soy Así Pop Album of the Year Nominated
1990 "Como Tú" Pop Song of the Year Nominated [58]
1996 "Llora Corazón" Nominated [59]
2002 José José Excellence Award Honoree [60]
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund 2010 José José Leadership in the Arts Honoree [61]
Orgullosamente Latino Awards José José Lifetime Award Honoree
Pan American Health Organization 2008 José José Health Champion (Campeón de la Salud) Honoree [62]
Premios Juventud 2004 José José Idol of Generations Award Honoree [63]
Ronda Awards [es] 1985 José José Most Popular Foreign Singer Won [45]
Stereo Joya 2014 José José Lifetime Awards: 50 Years Honoree [64]
TVyNovelas Awards 2007 José José (La fea más bella) Best Supporting Actor Won [65]
The Latin Recording Academy 2004 José José Lifetime Achievement Awards Honoree [66]
2005 Person of the Year Honoree [67]

Other honors

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José José's Hollywood Walk of Fame
List of State/Government Honors
Year Description Status Ref.
1984 Medal from Mexican president, Miguel de la Madrid Honoree [68]
2011 Keys to the City (Mexicali, Mexico) Honoree [69]
2013 Keys to the City (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico) Honoree [70]
2015 Distinguished Visitor of Puebla, Mexico Honoree [71]
2015 Lifetime Award from Congress of Mexico City[j] Honoree [72]
List of hall/walk of fames
Year Award Status Ref.
c. 1995[73] Plaza de las Estrellas (Mexico) Honoree [74]
1997 Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame Honoree [75]
2002 International Latin Music Hall of Fame Honoree [76]
2004 Hollywood Walk of Fame Honoree [77]
2008 Las Vegas Walk of Stars Honoree [78]
2008 Latin Walk of Fame (Los Angeles) Honoree [79]
2014 Tijuana Walk of Stars [es] Honoree [80]
2015 Walk of Fame (Cuernavaca) Honoree [81]
2017 Hall of Fame (Pachuca, Mexico) Honoree [82]

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. ^ Mr. Amigo, a collaborative effort by cities of Brownsvile, Texas, and Matamoros, Tamaulipas established in 1964 to honor Mexican figures in sports, politics, business, cultural and arts[23]
  4. ^ transl. Aztec Gold Calendar, an award given by the Asociación Mexicana de Periodistas de Radio y Televisión (AMPRyT)[25]
  5. ^ According to Billboard, an award given by music retailer Mercado de Discos to best-sellers in Mexico. It was called the "Mexican Grammys" by the publication in 1976.[32]
  6. ^ A trophy given by sales.[33]
  7. ^ An award celebrated in Los Angeles, and organized by music producer Antonio de Marco and Alfredo Garcia according to La Opinión.[38][39][40]
  8. ^ An award established in San Antonio, Texas by Sociedad de la Herencia Hispana (Hispanic Heritage Society).[50][51]
  9. ^ An award given by Hoy, Los Angeles Times and the organization OneLegacy,[53] also known as Premios Hoy.[36]
  10. ^ An award given by the Congress of Mexico City, along with various LGBT associations recognizing his support for the community

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