Bobby Pulido Announces Retirement in Latin Grammy Acceptance Speech

The Latin Grammy goes to…

Me, I—me? Come on, come on. Me. Open for him. Open for me.

Daniela, but you have to be open.

Bobby Pulido. Yes! “And friends.” “And friends.”

“One of yours and one of mine.” Volume Two, live. Oh.

Bobby Pulido. Bobby Pulido.

Oh, he won, he won the stage and won, won a Grammy.

Oh, really? Yes, yes. He just won. Oh, that's great.

Hey! That's it!

Bravo, darling. Doubles!

Wow. Thank God so much. Uh, greetings and thanks to engineer Abelardo Rivera, José Luis Cornejo, who were producers.

My wife Mariana, I love you, darling. Uh, Ale Ballesteros, Norma Durán, Gabriel Saavedra, my manager in Mexico, and also Jimmy Montes, my manager in the United States.

I want to tell you that I'm retiring from music and I'm filled—I'm leaving full of gratitude, A lot of love. The music is really beautiful, honestly.

And, and I'm very, very proud to be from Texas and to be a Texan and to be—and to represent that music.

Tejano music is in very good hands. We have so much talent.

Young talent, talent like Jay Pérez, Destiny Navaira, everyone who's here.

Thank you very much. I love you all very much, and I'll see you soon, because we must represent and get to work to use our voice for something else.

Thank you.