Neton Vega has snagged his first VMA nomination. Credit to Mariana Gagliardi.
Los Angeles, California (August 8, 2025)- At just 21 years old, rising star Netón Vega is celebrating a monumental career milestone: his first-ever nomination at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards. The nod comes in the prestigious Best Latin category for the overwhelming success of his single, “La Patrulla.”
The nomination places Netón among some of the most influential figures in Latin music today, including global superstars like Shakira, Karol G, and Bad Bunny. The honor is a clear reflection of the impact he is making with his forward-thinking sound, authentic artistry, and deep connection with audiences. Following the announcement, Netón shared his excitement, stating, “This nomination is a dream come true. It’s an honor to be in this category with artists who’ve shaped the history of Latin music. Thank you to everyone who believes in my art—let’s go get that award.”
The awards ceremony is scheduled for September 7 at the UBS Arena in New York, and fans can now cast their votes for Netón Vega at vote.mtv.com.
Born in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Netón Vega has quickly emerged as one of the most powerful and groundbreaking figures in Mexican music. With a fresh voice and unique songwriting style, he is redefining the sound of a new generation of corridos. His influence extends far beyond streaming numbers, though the stats speak for themselves: with over 32 million monthly listeners on Spotify and millions of views on YouTube, his career has seen a meteoric rise.
Netón has proven his natural talent for crafting stories that resonate with listeners, having penned hits like “La People” and “Rubicon” for Peso Pluma. His collaboration with Luis R Conriquez on “Si No Quieres No” even landed on the Billboard Hot 100, a rare achievement for such a young artist. With standout tracks like “La Patrulla” (495 million Spotify streams) and “Si No Quieres No” (605 million Spotify streams), Netón Vega isn’t just a rising star—he’s a force that’s reshaping the future of música mexicana.
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