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Hosted by Wilmer Valderrama and Roselyn Sánchez, A Grammy Celebration of Latin Music is the latest in a series of genre-specific tributes from The Recording Academy.
Featuring Latin superstars and performers across musical genres, the two-hour event airs Sunday, Dec. 28, at 8 p.m. PT/ET, and since it will be broadcast on CBS, cord-cutters can stream it live on any live TV streaming service that carries the network, including DirecTV (with a five-day free trial), Fubo (with a seven-day free trial) and Hulu + Live TV.
A Grammy Celebration of Latin Music will also livestream on Paramount+ Premium (formerly Paramount+ with Showtime). While Paramount+ Essential subscribers will not be able to watch the special live, they will be able to access it on demand the following day, Dec. 29.
At a Glance: How to Watch A Grammy Celebration of Latin Music
Per Paramount’s press release, the special highlights “Latin music’s lasting impact and widespread influence in the United States. The evening of music includes covers of classic songs, tributes to various Latin artists, performances of top hits by Latin superstars and performers across musical genres, with interviews and features throughout.”
Performers include Ángela Aguilar, Andrea Bocelli, Michael Bublé, Gloria Estefan, Luis Fonsi, Carín León and Nuno Bettencourt, Maren Morris, Aymée Nuviola, Laura Pausini, Prince Royce, Jon Secada, Robin Thicke and Orianthi, The Warning with Billy Idol and Steve Stevens and the cast of Broadway’s Buena Vista Social Club. Viewers can also expect interviews and appearances from Daddy Yankee, Emilio Estefan, John Leguizamo, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Luis Miranda, Rita Moreno, Harvey Mason Jr. and Carlos Santana.
How to Watch A Grammy Celebration of Latin Music: Air Date and Time, Where to Stream Online
The two-hour special airs on CBS on Sunday, Dec. 28, at 8 p.m. PT/ET (and can be livestreamed with DirecTV, Fubo or Hulu + Live TV). Paramount+ Premium subscribers can also livestream the event. Paramount+ Essential subscribers will be able to stream it the following day.
Since select streamers are offering free trials and limited-time discounts, viewers can watch at no cost; keep reading to learn more about each option.
Learn more about each plan option, including how to build your own channel lineup (starting at just $29.99 per month), at directv.com.
Fubo
Seven-day free trial; packages from $55.99 per month ($45.99 for first month)
Watch CBS with a subscription to Fubo, which offers a seven-day free trial for new subscribers.
After the trial, plans start at $45.99 for the first month and $55.99 monthly afterward.
Hulu + Live TV
Three-day free trial; packages from $82.99 per month
Watch CBS for free with a three-day trial to Hulu + Live TV, which comes bundled with Disney+ and ESPN+, starting at $89.99 per month.
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