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From Cali to the world, Colombian singer-songwriter Mike Bahía is celebrating a new milestone in his career. His latest album, Calidosa, has been nominated at the 2025 Latin GRAMMY® Awards in the Best Contemporary Tropical Album category. The Latin Recording Academy® unveiled the full list of nominees for its 26th edition earlier today, once again placing Mike among the artists shaping the future of Latin music.

A Career Defined by Authenticity

This marks the third Latin GRAMMY® nomination for Mike Bahía, who has carved out a space in the industry with a musical vision that resists formulas and embraces authenticity. Known for his blend of pop, reggae, bolero, and tropical influences, Bahía has become a favorite among fans for his heartfelt lyrics and genre-defying sound.

Calidosa: A Love Letter to Cali

More than an album, Calidosa is Mike’s tribute to his hometown of Cali, Colombia, and to the richness of tropical music. The project weaves nostalgia and rhythm into a story of love, memory, and identity.

Standout tracks include:

  • “Cali Buenaventura”
  • “La Pena”
  • “Desaparecida”
  • “Bolerito”

With refined yet intimate production, the album evokes the golden age of salsa while offering a fresh, contemporary twist. In Mike’s own words, “Calidosa is a return to what matters.”

Beyond the Studio: Surf ‘n Salsa Tour

The nomination comes in the middle of Bahía’s successful Surf ‘n Salsa Tour, which has brought him to stages across the United States, Canada, Peru, and Colombia. Each performance is proof of his ability to connect beyond language or genre, blending emotion, nostalgia, and joy into a vibrant live experience.

A Moment of Artistic Growth

With Calidosa, Mike Bahía has reached one of the most honest and creatively grounded moments of his career. His latest single, “El Lugar Más Feliz del Mundo,” continues that journey, delivering a powerful message that happiness is not a performance but a conscious choice.

As he prepares to share more new music, Bahía’s Latin GRAMMY® nomination stands as a testament to his musical maturity and his commitment to storytelling rooted in truth.

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