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For your GRAMMY® Consideration

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album

Live at Smash Studios

This album was live recorded at Smash Studios NYC on July 18th 2026.

28 songs in one take blending the genres contemporary pop, classic, jazz and latin pop in the styles of Madonna, Tori Amos, Sarah Brightman, Gloria Estefan and Pink Martini.

Best Music Film

Live at Smash Studios (Concert Film)

This concert covers two shows in one. The first set is contemporary pop and classic and the second set is latin pop and jazz.

Videographer & Lighting Design: Maximilian Arias

Video Editor: Luana Sandoval

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance

Reindeer King

Enjoy this heartfelt performance of Tori Amos’ song interpreted with a full band instead of only vocals and piano.

Best Global Music Performance

Hijo de la Luna

Enjoy listening to Hijo de la Luna, written by José María Cano and recorded by Mecano and Sarah Brightman.

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance

Lo Que Siente La Mujer

This interpretation is inspired by Madonna’s live performance at her Drowned World Tour. The spoken word is adapted from the record of her English version.

Luana Sandoval: Vocals

Nataliya Medvedovskaya: Piano

Kentucky Parkis: Bass

Jiahao Li: Drums

Juan Pablo: Guitar

Vocal, Mixing and Mastering Engineer: Cristina Valente

Live Recording Engineer: Jabari Williams

Original songs written and composed by Luana Sandoval

Cover songs:

Hijo de la Luna - José María Cano

Reindeer King - Tori Amos

Frozen - Madonna, Patrick Leonard

Fly To Paradise - Eric Whitacre, Guy Sigsworth

Follow Me - Paul Francis Webster, Bronisław Kaper

Lo Que Siente La Mujer - Madonna Ciccone, Guy Sigsworth, David Torn

Verás - Madonna Ciccone, Paz Martínez

La Isla Bonita - Madonna Ciccone, Patrick Leonard, Bruce Gaitsch

Sympathique - China Forbes, Thomas M. Lauderdale

¿Dónde Estás Yolanda? - Manuel Jiménez Fernandéz

Live recorded at Smash Studios NYC on July 18th 2026

Special thanks to the staff of Smash Studios

Photo credit: Cleo Chong