The Mexican regional music singer, Ángela Aguilar, was awarded the "Woman of the Year" award in recognition of her achievements and her prominent presence in an industry largely dominated by men. A petition with more than 500 thousand signatures supported her nomination, although there were rumors that it could be withdrawn. However, the magazine Glamour, responsible for the awards, confirmed Ángela Aguilar's participation in the ceremony, highlighting her unique talent and style that have positioned her as one of the most promising artists in Mexican regional music.
At the event organized by Glamour, Ángela Aguilar performed alongside other awarded artists as "Woman of the Year." Although she did not walk the red carpet, the singer received the award in the category of Mexican Regional Music and delivered an emotional speech. Aguilar, part of the Aguilar dynasty and granddaughter of Flor Silvestre, expressed her gratitude for growing up in a family of musicians and singers, stating that she honors that legacy every time she steps on stage.
The artist thanked those who support her in her career, mentioning Christian Nodal, and recognized the efforts of women who paved the way for her to enter the music scene. In a message of empowerment, Ángela Aguilar encouraged women to keep their voices loud and to feel in control of their narrative and person.
Ángela Aguilar's appointment as "Woman of the Year" was controversial, as some questioned whether the artist had the merits to receive such recognition. Glamour magazine defended its decision, emphasizing Aguilar's success in a male-led genre and her ability to find her own style. Ángela Aguilar, with two nominations at the 2024 Latin Grammy Awards, has demonstrated her talent and determination in Mexican regional music, facing the challenge of becoming a good example for her audience.
