Name: HEAT Latin Music Awards Arrive in Puerto Vallarta for the First Time
Start: 2026-10-31 20:56:56
End: 2026-11-05 20:56:56

HEAT Latin Music Awards Arrive in Puerto Vallarta for the First Time

by HEAT Latin Music Awards

Puerto Vallarta will host the first Mexican edition of the HEAT Latin Music Awards al Estilo Jalisco on November 5, 2026. The awards gala brings Latin American music, local Jalisco culture, and fan-voted recognition together at the Puerto Vallarta International Convention Center, concluding a six-day HEAT Week program across Jalisco.

📅 Gala Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026
📅 HEAT Week: October 31–November 5, 2026
📍 Venue: Centro Internacional de Convenciones de Puerto Vallarta (CICPV)
🎤 Event: HEAT Latin Music Awards al Estilo Jalisco
📺 Broadcast: Live via LosHeat.tv
🎶 Focus: A celebration of Latin music and artists across multiple genres, with fan participation in the voting process
🏆 Jalisco Identity: The signature HEAT globe trophy will be reinterpreted by local artisans using five traditional crafts: Tonalá ceramics, Wixárika art, blown glass, traditional toy-making, and piteado belt work.

Date And Time

2026-10-31 to
2026-11-05

Location

North-Central Pacific Coast - Puerto Vallarta

Event Category

North-Central Pacific Coast

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Organizer

HEAT Latin Music Awards

HEAT Latin Music Awards is an international music-entertainment organization that celebrates Latin artists through fan-voted awards, live performances, and cultural events. Founded by Diana Montes, it partners with host destinations to connect music, tourism, and media exposure.

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Venue

The Puerto Vallarta International Convention Center

The Puerto Vallarta International Convention Center, located at Paseo de las Flores 505, Colonia Villa las Flores, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco 48335, is a purpose-built convention center situated five minutes from the international airport, bordering Estero El Salado—a protected natural wetland reserve. The 15,000-square-meter facility features a column-free main hall divisible into eight rooms with capacity for up to 5,500 seated guests and outdoor spaces for events of up to 21,000, making it the primary large-scale venue for congresses, trade shows, concerts, and sporting events on Mexico’s Pacific coast.