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Feid Teases Exciting Collaboration with Snoop Dogg at Latin Grammys

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Written byJennifer Anderson
Feid Teases Exciting Collaboration with Snoop Dogg at Latin Grammys

At the 2026 Latin Grammys, Colombian reggaeton sensation Feid electrified the audience with a vibrant performance alongside renowned artists Divino, Lil Supa, Baby Ranks, and DJ Premier. The night became even more exciting as Feid took the opportunity to debut a new track featuring hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg, who made a visually stunning appearance on screen during the show.

Performance Highlights

Feid’s stage presence was captivating, enhanced by a neon-colored aesthetic that lit up the venue. He showcased his emotional side with the heartfelt song “Se Lo Juro Mor” before shifting gears and demonstrating his rap prowess alongside Lil Supa in the energetic track “Poder.” The artist also honored reggaeton’s rich history by collaborating with Divino and Baby Ranks in the nostalgic “Se Puso Feo.”

A Night of Recognition

Throughout the evening, Feid was nominated for three awards, including Best Urban Performance and Best Rap/Hip-Hop Song for his collaboration with Lil Supa. To his delight, he won the Best Reggaeton Performance for “Verano Rosa,” a track featuring fellow Colombian superstar Karol G. This recognition follows his previous win at the Latin Grammys in 2023, where he earned the Best Reggaeton Performance accolade for his feature on Bad Bunny’s “Perro Negro.”

Celebrating Icons

This was not Feid’s only appearance at the Latin Recording Academy this week. Earlier, he participated in a gala honoring Daddy Yankee, who was named the Latin Grammy’s Person of the Year. Expressing his excitement during rehearsals, Feid said in Spanish, “I’m so happy. It’s crazy to have the opportunity to sing for him in Person of the Year and a song that was the first song that I sang live. I’m so inspired by everything he did throughout his career, his disciple, his hard work, his talent, his success. Aside from his numbers, he broke so many barriers as a Latino in the era that he did it; it’s crazy.”