Spanish Language Album of The Year
Avivanos; XXXIIIDC; Alejandro Allen, Lenny LeBlanc; Hosanna! Music
Entrare' a Jerusalen; Rene Gonzalez; Mark Gasbarro, Alejandro Allen; Hosanna! Music
Libertad Me Das; Sandi Patty; Isaac Hernandez, Greg Nelson; Word International
Me Regalo; Marcos Vidal; Marcos Vidal, Alejandro Allen; Piedra Angular
Oro; Crystal Lewis; Brian Ray, Dan Posthuma; Metro One
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