Gloria Trevi, the fearless Mexican superstar who redefined Latin pop and empowered generations, received the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Legend Award last night at the Warner Theater in Washington, D.C. The ceremony celebrated Latino pride, culture, and unity, and will premiere nationally on PBS and PBS.org on September 26, 2025.
A Night of Legends
Trevi joined a powerful lineup of honorees including Cheech Marin, Felix Contreras, Julissa Prado, and Rauw Alejandro, making the evening a true celebration of Latin excellence across music, film, entrepreneurship, and cultural impact.
Presented by actress and executive producer Gina Torres, the tribute to Trevi highlighted her trailblazing career, iconic hits, and lasting cultural influence. The highlight of the night came when Trevi took the stage for an emotional medley of “El Recuento de los Daños,” “Con los Ojos Cerrados,” and “No Querías Lastimarme,” a performance that had the entire theater on its feet in a standing ovation.
Gloria Trevi’s Acceptance Speech
In a heartfelt moment, Trevi dedicated the award to the Latino community:
“This recognition would not exist without the Latino community that works and fights tirelessly for their dreams, their families, and themselves. This award is like an embrace of hope for humanity, a humanity that’s capable of more tenderness.” – Gloria Trevi
A Milestone Year for Gloria Trevi
The Hispanic Heritage Award adds to what has already been a monumental year for the Mexican legend:
- Her latest album El Vuelo surpassed 20 million Spotify streams, fueled by viral hits like “QEPD,” “El Vuelo,” “Un abrazo,” and “Cueste lo Que Cueste.”
- She appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone Español, signaling a new era of artistry and cultural relevance.
- With her music continuing to inspire new generations, Trevi remains one of the most powerful voices in Latin pop.

Why This Moment Matters
Receiving the Hispanic Heritage Legend Award cements Gloria Trevi’s place not only as a global music icon but also as a cultural force whose journey reflects resilience, empowerment, and authenticity. Her recognition stands as a reminder of the strength of the Latino community and its contributions to music and society.
The 2025 Hispanic Heritage Awards will air on PBS and PBS.org on September 26, 2025. Don’t miss this historic tribute to Gloria Trevi and other Latino icons.



















