Hispanic Heritage Awards

The Hispanic Heritage Awards is an annual national honors presented by the Hispanic Heritage Foundation that celebrates the contributions and accomplishments of Latino individuals.[1] The awards spotlight achievements in fields such as creativity, education, business, science, leadership, and community service. The event is known for combining award presentations with vibrant cultural performances, showcasing the richness and diversity of the Latino experience in the United States.

History

The Hispanic Heritage Awards was established in 1988 by the White House in conjunction with the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States.[2] It was created to establish a lasting program to honor Latino Americans who have contributed to society and to inspire future generations through positive representation and recognition.[3]

Initially held as a formal ceremony in Washington, D.C., the Hispanic Heritage Awards has evolved into a major televised event that is broadcast nationally on PBS and supported by over 40 Latino-serving national institutions.[4] The awards show incorporates dynamic musical and artistic performances that showcase the vibrancy and diversity of Latino culture.

The awards are a celebration of the Latino community within the United States, amplifying Latino stories and perspectives while showcasing the richness and versatility of Latino heritage.

Award Categories

Source:[5]

  • Arts: Celebrates achievements in various artistic disciplines.
  • Sports: Honors athletes for their accomplishments and contributions.
  • Vision: Recognizes individuals who have demonstrated innovation and forward-thinking in their fields.
  • Fashion: Acknowledges designers and other fashion professionals.
  • Entrepreneurship: Recognizes individuals who have created successful businesses and contributed to the economy.
  • Posthumous Honor: A special award given to individuals who have made significant contributions but are no longer with us.

Past Awards

HHA Edition Year Awardee[6] Category
38th 2025 Rosie Perez[7] Leadership
38th 2025 Gloria Trevi[8] Legend
38th 2025 Rauw Alejandro[9] Vision
38th 2025 Felix Contreras[10] Journalism
38th 2025 Julissa Prado[11] Entrepreneurship
38th 2025 Cheech Marin[12] Arts
37th 2024 Carmelo Anthony[13] Sports
37th 2024 Julio Torres[14] Vision
37th 2024 Los Ángeles Azules[15] Arts
37th 2024 Roberto Clemente[16] Celebrating the Legacy
37th 2024 Rea Ann Silva[17] Entrepreneurship
37th 2024 Carolina Herrera[18][19] Fashion
36th 2023 Café Tacuba[20] Arts
36th 2023 Cesar Conde[21] Media
36th 2023 Omar Apollo[22] Inspira
36th 2023 Siete Family Foods[23] Entrepreneurship
36th 2023 Wisin[24] Vision
35th 2022 Daddy Yankee[25] Legend
35th 2022 Alejandro Velez[26] Entrepreneurship
35th 2022 Nikhil Arora[27] Entrepreneurship
35th 2022 Victoria Alonso[28] Vision
35th 2022 Ariana DeBose[29] Inspira
35th 2022 Olga E. Custodio[30] STEM Award
35th 2022 Los Lobos[31] Arts
34th 2021 Carlos Santana[32] Legend
34th 2021 Ivy Queen[33] Vision
34th 2021 Ron Rivera[34] Sports
34th 2021 Kali Uchis[35][36] Inspira
34th 2021 Clara O'Farrell[37][38] STEM
34th 2021 Christina Hernández[37][38] STEM
34th 2021 Diana Trujillo[37][38] STEM
33rd 2020 Bad Bunny[39][40] Vision
33rd 2020 Linda Ronstadt[41][42][43] Legend
33rd 2020 Sebastián Yatra[44] Inspira
33rd 2020 Selena Gomez[45][46][47] Arts
33rd 2020 Jessica Alba[48] Business
33rd 2020 Farm Workers Heroes
33rd 2020 John Lewis[49] Ally
32nd 2019 Residente[50][51][52] Vision
32nd 2019 Eugenio Derbez[52][53][54] Film
32nd 2019 Alejandro Fernández[52][55] Music
32nd 2019 Canelo Álvarez[52][56] Sports
32nd 2019 Sylvia Acevedo[57][58][59] Leadership
32nd 2019 Alejandra Y. Castillo[57][59] Leadership
32nd 2019 Virginia Kase[57][59] Leadership
32nd 2019 Mónica Ramírez[57][59] Leadership
31st 2018 Daniel Lubetzky[60] Entrepreneurship
31st 2018 Sister Norma Pimentel[61][62] Community Service
31st 2018 Richard "Crazy Legs" Colón[63][64][65] Culture
31st 2018 Karol G[65][66] Inspira
31st 2018 Michaela Jaé Rodriguez[67] Trailblazer
31st 2018 Ingrid Hoffmann[68][69] Culinary Arts
31st 2018 Jesse & Joy[65][70][71] Vision
30th 2017 Gael García Bernal[72] Vision
30th 2017 Rudy Beserra[73] Leadership
30th 2017 The Latin Recording Academy[74] Arts
30th 2017 Alba Colón[75] STEM
30th 2017 Luis Fonsi[76] Trailblazer
30th 2017 DREAMers[77] Inspira
29th 2016 Massy Arias[78] Wellness
29th 2016 J Balvin[79] Vision
29th 2016 Junot Díaz[80][81] Literature
29th 2016 Fania All-Stars[81] Arts
29th 2016 George Herrera[82] Business
29th 2016 Tony Jimenez[83] Technology
29th 2016 Angélica María[84] Legend
29th 2016 Prince Royce[85] Inspira
29th 2016 Justice Sonia Sotomayor[81][86] Leadership
29th 2016 Diana Natalicio[87] STEM
28th 2015 White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics Education
28th 2015 Robert Rodriguez Vision
28th 2015 Dr. Vladimir Alvarado STEM
28th 2015 Arturo Sandoval Master of Arts
28th 2015 Maria Gomez Healthcare
28th 2015 Pedro Martinez Sports
28th 2015 Ana Gabriel Legend
28th 2015 Becky G Inspira
27th 2014 Carl Hayden High School Robotics Team Education
27th 2014 Zoe Saldaña Vision
27th 2014 Pepe Aguilar Master of Arts
27th 2014 Carlos Vives Legend
27th 2014 Henry R. Muñoz III Leadership
27th 2014 Rep. Rubén Hinojosa STEM
27th 2014 Bernie Williams Sports
26th 2013 Alberto M. Carvalho Education
26th 2013 Eva Longoria Community Service
26th 2013 Lucero Vision
26th 2013 José Andrés Design
26th 2013 Juan Pablo Montoya Sports
26th 2013 Los Tigres del Norte Legend
26th 2013 María Teresa Kumar Leadership
26th 2013 National Math and Science Initiative STEM
26th 2013 Diego Luna Inspira
25th 2011 Hugo Sánchez Sports
25th 2011 Dr. Elizabeth Molina Morgan Education
25th 2011 Dr. Juan Andrade Jr Leadership
25th 2011 Rubén Blades Arts
25th 2011 Juanes Vision
25th 2011 William Levy Inspira
25th 2011 Jorge Vergara Business
25th 2011 Roberto "Chespirito" Gómez Bolaños Legend
24th 2010 Juan Luis Guerra Arts
24th 2010 Monika Mantilla Business
24th 2010 Hon. Luis Gutiérrez Leadership
24th 2010 Mario Kreutzberger "Don Francisco" Legend
24th 2010 Jaime Escalante Math and Science
24th 2010 Cuauhtémoc Blanco Sports
24th 2010 Alejandro Sanz Vision
24th 2010 America Ferrera Inspira
23rd 2009 Olga Tañon Arts
23rd 2009 Dora the Explorer Education
23rd 2009 Maná Green
23rd 2009 Romero Britto Humanitarian
23rd 2009 Sen. Robert Menendez Leadership
23rd 2009 Richard A. Tapia Math and Science
23rd 2009 Oscar de la Hoya Sports
21st 2007 Dr. Inés Cifuentes Math and Science
21st 2007 Ensemble Cast of Love in the Time of Cholera Arts
21st 2007 Hon. Xavier Becerra Education
21st 2007 Hon. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Education
21st 2007 Tony Peréz Sports
21st 2007 Rosario Dawson Vision
20th 2006 Jim Johnson Vision
20th 2006 Antonio Banderas Arts
20th 2006 Dr. Juliet Villarreal García Education
20th 2006 Lt. Col. Consuelo Kickbusch Leadership
20th 2006 José Feliciano Lifetime Achievement
20th 2006 Juan Marichal Sports
19th 2005 Maestro James Brooks-Bruzzese Arts
19th 2005 Dr. Jane L. Delgado Education
19th 2005 Hon. Carlos M. Gutierrez Leadership
19th 2005 Tab Ramos Sports
19th 2005 Soledad O'Brien Vision
18th 2004 John Leguizamo Arts
18th 2004 Sandra Benitez Literature
18th 2004 Dr. Gloria G. Rodriguez Education
18th 2004 Juan D. González Leadership
18th 2004 Andrés Cantor Sports
18th 2004 Narcisco Rodriguez Vision
17th 2003 Sonia Manzano Education
17th 2003 Linda Chávez-Thompson Leadership
17th 2003 Denise Chávez Literature
17th 2003 Omar Minaya Sports
17th 2003 Anne Marie Tallman Vision
16th 2002 Father Virgilio F. Elizondo Education
16th 2002 Lisa Quiroz Leadership
16th 2002 Ricky Martin Arts
16th 2002 Julia Alvarez Literature
16th 2002 Derek Parra Sports
15th 2001 Gregory Nava Arts
15th 2001 Judith Baca Education
15th 2001 Cristina Saralegui Leadership
15th 2001 Liz Balmaseda Literature
15th 2001 Mary Joe Fernandez Sports
14th 2000 Anthony Quinn Arts
14th 2000 Honorable Cruz Reynoso Education
14th 2000 Oscar Hijuelos Literature
14th 2000 Dolores Huerta Leadership
14th 2000 Sammy Sosa Sports
13th 1999 Placido Domingo Arts
13th 1999 Tina Ramirez Education
13th 1999 Antonia Hernadez Leadership
13th 1999 Anthony Munoz Sports
13th 1999 Gary Soto Literature
12th 1998 Celia Cruz Lifetime Achievement
12th 1998 Martin Sheen Arts
12th 1998 Abraham Chavez Education
12th 1998 Antonia Coello Novello Leadership
12th 1998 Luis J. Rodríguez Literature
12th 1998 Rebecca Lobo Sports
11th 1997 Carmen Zapata Lifetime Achievement
11th 1997 Andy Garcia Arts
11th 1997 Amelia V. Betanzos Education
11th 1997 Hon. Bill Richardson Leadership
11th 1997 Nicholasa Mohr Literature
11th 1997 Nancy Lopez Sports
10th 1996 Carmen Delgado-Votaw Education
10th 1996 Oscar De La Renta Lifetime Achievement
10th 1996 Hon. Federico F. Peña Leadership
10th 1996 Isabel Allende Literature
10th 1996 Jimmy Smits Performing Arts
10th 1996 Bobby Bonilla Sports
9th 1995 Amb. Minerva Bernardino Education
9th 1995 Raul Julia Lifetime Achievement
9th 1995 José Antonio Burciaga Literature
9th 1995 Israel "Cachao" Lopez Performing Arts
9th 1995 Dr. Ellen Ochoa Leadership
8th 1994 Dr. Hilda Perera Literature
8th 1994 Tito Puente Performing Arts
8th 1994 Dr. Manuel Berriozábal Education
8th 1994 Baldemar Velasquez Leadership
8th 1994 Tommy Núñez Sports
7th 1993 Sister Isolina Ferre Education
7th 1993 Raúl Yzaguirre Leadership
7th 1993 Luis Santeiro Literature
7th 1993 Gloria Estefan Performing Arts
7th 1993 Emilio Estefan Performing Arts
7th 1993 Juan "Chi Chi" Rodríguez Sports
6th 1992 Dr. Antonia Pantoja Leadership
6th 1992 José Luís "Chegui" Torres Sports
6th 1992 Hon. Henry G. Cisneros Education
6th 1992 Luis Valdez Literature
6th 1992 Edward James Olmos Performing Arts
5th 1991 Hon. Margarita Esquiroz Leadership
5th 1991 Eduardo Mata Performing Arts
5th 1991 Dr. Joseph A. Fernandez Education
4th 1990 Dr. Pedro José Greer, Jr. Leadership
4th 1990 Rita Moreno Performing Arts
4th 1990 Tom Tellez Sports
3rd 1989 Dr. Hector Perez Garcia Leadership
3rd 1989 Fernando Bujones Performing Arts
3rd 1989 Jimmy Santiago Baca Literature
2nd 1988 Jaime Escalante Education
2nd 1988 Dr. Nicolas Kanellos Literature
2nd 1988 Orlando Agudelo-Botero Visual Arts
1st 1987 Archbishop Patrick Flores Leadership
1st 1987 Ernest Z. Robles Education
1st 1987 Jesse Treviño Visual Arts

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