J Noa and Trooko win Latin GRAMMY for “Antisistema”
The May single took the songwriter award at the Nov. 12 ceremony; the Latin Recording Academy later posted the pair’s acceptance.
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J Noa and producer Trooko won the Latin GRAMMY for Best Rap/Hip Hop Song with “Antisistema” at the Nov. 12 ceremony in Las Vegas. The Recording Academy’s live winners list names both as songwriters and defines the category as a songwriter’s award, recognizing the composition rather than only its performance.
The songwriter honor follows three earlier nominations
The track arrived as a standalone single on May 26. Sony Music Latin’s release announcement identifies Trooko as producer and says a companion video directed by Lennyn Salinas came out alongside it; Apple Music still lists the single under J NOA and Trooko.
The category has a specific eligibility bar: entries must be new singles or tracks with at least 60 percent of their lyrics in Spanish or Portuguese. After the ceremony, the Latin Recording Academy posted a clip of J Noa and Trooko celebrating the award and sharing their acceptance speech.
Sony Music Latin’s biography notes three earlier Latin GRAMMY nominations for J Noa: “Autodidacta” in 2023, “Cabecear” in 2024 and “Sudor y Tinta” in 2025. “Antisistema” now appears among the category’s winners.
