LATIN GRAMMY CULTURAL FOUNDATION, INC.
DORAL, FLORIDA

The Latin Recording Academy's educational outreach programs have grown to include the e-Latin GRAMMY Carreras Y Música events, which have reached more than 10,000 high school age participants in at least 11 countries. Using interactive satellite technology, this Latin Recording Academy program educates students about the Latin recording industry, allowing them to discuss with musicians and members of the music industry what it's like to work in the business and what it takes to be successful in the field. This is in addition to the well-established domestic and international Latin GRAMMY education-related events that took place in Buenos Aires, Los Angeles and Miami in 2004. Scholarship awards of the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation will be offered through a three-tiered program of support to exceptional music students interested in studying Latin music genres. Applicants should preferably be between the ages of 17 and 24, and must have financial limitations that prevent them from studying at a prestigious music institution at college degree level. Students applying must be previously admitted to study at the music institution of their selection and approved by the LGCF, and must complete the Foundation’s application process. Scholarship selection and award making processes will be guided by rigorous policies developed by the Foundation. Payments of all scholarship awards will be allocated by the Foundation directly to each music institution on behalf of the scholarship recipient. Awarded students will become Goodwill Promoters of the Foundation and will be joining in promoting its mission, service to communities, and furthering its good works. Tier I. Miguel Bosé Scholarship awarded by the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation Scholarship awards of the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation will be offered through a three-tiered program of support to exceptional music students interested in studying Latin music genres. Applicants should preferably be between the ages of 17 and 24, and must have financial limitations that prevent them from studying at a prestigious music institution at college degree level. Students applying must be previously admitted to study at the music institution of their selection and approved by the LGCF, and must complete the Foundation’s application process. Scholarship selection and award making processes will be guided by rigorous policies developed by the Foundation. Payments of all scholarship awards will be allocated by the Foundation directly to each music institution on behalf of the scholarship recipient. Awarded students will become Goodwill Promoters of the Foundation and will be joining in promoting its mission, service to communities, and furthering its good works. Tier I. Miguel Bosé Scholarship awarded by the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation Scholarship awards of the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation will be offered through a three-tiered program of support to exceptional music students interested in studying Latin music genres. Applicants should preferably be between the ages of 17 and 24, and must have financial limitations that prevent them from studying at a prestigious music institution at college degree level. Students applying must be previously admitted to study at the music institution of their selection and approved by the LGCF, and must complete the Foundation’s application process. Scholarship selection and award making processes will be guided by rigorous policies developed by the Foundation. Payments of all scholarship awards will be allocated by the Foundation directly to each music institution on behalf of the scholarship recipient. Awarded students will become Goodwill Promoters of the Foundation and will be joining in promoting its mission, service to communities, and furthering its good works. Tier I. Miguel Bosé Scholarship awarded by the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation Some of the content on this site expresses viewpoints and opinions that are not those of The Recording Academy. Responsibility for the accuracy of information provided in stories not written by or specifically prepared for The Academy lies with the story's original source or writer. Content on this site does not reflect an endorsement or recommendation of any artist or music by The Recording Academy.