Colombian singer, actress, and dancer Greeicy received a nomination this morning for the 38th Annual Premio Lo Nuestro Awards, Univision announced. The artist is nominated in the Best Female Combination category for "En Tu Marea," her collaboration with fellow Colombian artist GOYO.

The track, featured on GOYO's album Pantera, is an intimate ballad about cyclical and liberating emotions that has amassed over 2.3 million streams on Spotify and more than 1.6 million views on YouTube.

Pattern of Recognition

Greeicy returns to Premio Lo Nuestro, where she was previously nominated in 2023 for "La Ducha (Remix)" and in 2025 as Urban Female Artist of the Year, establishing a pattern of recognition for her collaborations with female artists. The nomination acknowledges not just her individual work but her commitment to partnering with other women in the industry.

The nomination follows a 2025 in which she deeply reconnected with her artistic essence through a series of releases that explored diverse rhythms and themes.

A Year of Musical Diversity

The year was marked by musical diversity that showcased Greeicy's range. With "Curándote," she fused dancehall, curralao, bunde, and porro sabanero in a track about reconnecting with the body's natural instincts through movement and dance. Summer brought "Quiero+," a viral megahit that blended Afrobeat and conveyed a message of female empowerment, resonating with her audience.

The year began with "Estas Ganas," where she revealed her most empowered phase, and with "Limonar," a ballad celebrating the beauty of everyday life and the transformative power of motherhood. Together, these releases painted a picture of an artist exploring different facets of her identity while maintaining a cohesive creative vision.

What Comes Next

The Premio Lo Nuestro ceremony will take place on February 19 in Miami, Florida and will be broadcast on Univision. Greeicy fans can vote at PremioLoNuestro.com.

The nomination puts Greeicy in competition for Best Female Combination, a category that highlights successful collaborations between women in Latin music. For an artist who's built recognition partly through these partnerships, the nomination feels like validation of her collaborative approach.

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