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An Apple TV+ series with a perfect score for its first season has gotten some exciting news. It's now been revealed that more episodes are in the works following the first season's success.

This week, it was announced that Apple TV+ has renewed Women in Blue, also known as Las Azules, for Season 2 on the streaming platform. The Spanish-language crime drama series has a perfect score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes after garnering high acclaim for its freshman season's eight episodes. The Mexican series, comprised of an entirely Latin American cast, has its second season now in production. Ariel Award nominee Bábara Mori will return for Season 2, joined by Ximena Sariñana, Natalia Téllez, and Amorita Rasgado.

Inspired by true events, the second season, per the official logline, "continues the story of four women who defied the ultraconservative norms of the time by becoming Mexico’s first female police force. Now promoted to lieutenant,...

Las Azules are back to finish what they started. Today, Apple TV+ announced that its widely acclaimed Spanish-language crime series Women in Blue (Las Azules) has been renewed.

Ariel Award nominee Bárbara Mori will reprise her lead role as María alongside stars Ximena Sariñana, Natalia Téllez, and Amorita Rasgado. Featuring an entirely Latin American cast, the eight-episode second season of Women in Blue (Las Azules) is now in production.

Since its global debut, Women in Blue (Las Azules) has remained highly praised for its fearless storytelling and has been hailed as “simply flawless” with a “gripping storyline” that “deliciously mixes thriller, comedy, and exposes gender gaps.”

Set in 1971 and inspired by true events, the second season continues the story of four women who defied the ultraconservative norms of the time by becoming Mexico’s first female police force.

Now promoted to lieutenant, María (Mori) finds herself torn between the rules...

Apple TV+ has renewed its acclaimed Spanish-language crime series Women in Blue (Las Azules) for a second season, with Ariel Award nominee Bábara Mori set to reprise her lead role. She joins returning stars Ximena Sariñana, Natalia Téllez and Amorita Rasgado.

Featuring an entirely Latin American cast, the eight-episode second season is currently in production.

Set in 1971 and inspired by true events, Women in Blue (Las Azules) season two continues the story of the four women who defied the ultra-conservative norms of the time by becoming Mexico’s first female police force. Now promoted to lieutenant, María (Mori) finds herself torn between the rules she’s sworn to uphold and a relentless pull towards the truth when the murder of a young university student is followed by more casualties and reveals a deeper conspiracy. As the killings grow bolder and the lines between perpetrator, victim, and avenger begin to blur,...

Apple TV+ has renewed the Spanish-language series “Women in Blue” (“Las Azules”) for Season 2, Variety has learned.

Bábara Mori will reprise her lead role as María alongside fellow stars Ximena Sariñana, Natalia Téllez and Amorita Rasgado. Season 2 will consist of eight episodes and is now in production.

Per Apple, the second season “continues the story of the four women who defied the ultra-conservative norms of the time by becoming Mexico’s first female police force. Now promoted to lieutenant, María (Mori) finds herself torn between the rules she’s sworn to uphold and a relentless pull towards the truth when the murder of a young university student is followed by more casualties and reveals a deeper conspiracy. As the killings grow bolder and the lines between perpetrator, victim, and avenger begin to blur, María, Ángeles (Sariñana), Gabina (Rasgado) and Valentina (Téllez) are drawn into a maze of buried secrets and painful reckonings.

Announced Jan. 21 at Miami’s Content Americas, the Rose d’Or Latinos Awards are “held during a period of great creative fervor, change, major challenges and arguably the greatest transformation the entertainment industry has ever experienced,” says jury chairman Marcos Santana, former president of NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises and current CEO of Mas Ros Media.

That creative fervor is well on display in nominations for the two biggest categories, Drama and Comedy/Dramedy. Variety profiles the nominees below. Some high-profile titles might seem missing: For example, Netflix’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude” and “Senna,” its biggest TV productions to date in Latin America. Voting, however, began before either title was released.

Drama “City of God: The Fight Rages On,”

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Twenty years after the events of “City of God,” Buscapé, now Rio’s most in-demand shutterbug guilty at...

Los Tigres Del Norte, Maná, Alejandro Fernández, Chiquis Rivera, and more than 20 other Hispanic artists are coming together to condemn the Trump campaign’s anti-Latino and anti-immigrant rhetoric in a new statement, shared exclusively with Rolling Stone Wednesday.

“There are real and substantive issues that can and should be debated. The dignity of Latino immigrants is not open for debate,” reads the statement. “Together we say to those spreading hate that we choose something better. Together we say enough is enough… ya estuvo.”

The group of stars signing the “Ya...

Last August, Ximena Sariñana had a crazy idea: What if Mexico City hosted a massive festival à la Corona Capital, but made up of only women-led acts? The Mexican singer hit up her friend and singer Francisca Valenzuela who launched a similar fest Ruidosa Fest in Chile, and asked Ocesa promoter Itzel Gonzalez Flores out to dinner to present her with the idea. They immediately got to work.

“After our chat, we knew. ‘It’s time,’” recounts Sariñana. “In two months, Itzel already had a team and we started setting everything up.

Women in Blue is a Spanish crime drama series created by Pablo Aramendi and Fernando Rovzar. Inspired by true events, the Apple TV+ series is a riveting experience with great characters and a thrilling story, that keeps you engaged throughout all of its episodes. Women in Blue stars an entirely Hispanic cast led by Ariel Award nominee Bárbara Mori.

The Apple TV+ crime drama series is set in 1971 and it follows the story of four women who become Mexico’s first female friends while a dangerous serial killer racks up his body count. Soon, they find out that their recruitment is nothing more than a PR stunt by the officials to distract the public from the serial killer case and they decide to catch the killer themselves.

Women in Blue – Episode Guide (When Will the New Episodes Come Out?) Credit – Apple TV+

Women in Blue consists of ten episodes in total.

Set in 1970 and inspired by true events, Women in Blue (Las Azules) tells the story of four women who defy the ultraconservative norms of the time and join Mexico’s very first female police force, only to discover that their squad is a publicity stunt to distract the media from a brutal serial killer.

As the body count grows, María (Bárbara Mori), whose determination to catch the killer becomes somewhat of an obsession, Gabina (Amorita Rasgado), whose father is a renowned cop, Ángeles (Ximena Sariñana), a brilliant fingerprint analyst, and Valentina (Natalia Téllez), a young rebel, set up a secret investigation to achieve what no male officer has been able to do and bring the serial killer to justice.

HeyUGuys spoke to the cast of Women in Blue about the historical importance of their new Apple TV produced Spanish language series. We were also lucky enough to chat to series...

Nearly a year after releasing her album Adentro, Francisca Valenzuela is reconnecting with the raw emotion of the album’s piano ballad, “Déjalo Ir.” The Chilean American musician released the video for the track, in which she repeats the line “let him go” and she convinces herself to move on.

“This song is my favorite on the album because it’s just me singing on the piano. It’s about letting something go and turning the page even if it hurts,” she tells Rolling Stone. “We use the phrase ‘déjalo...

Set in 1971, “Women in Blue" ("Las Azules"), is a new 10-part Spanish-language crime drama series starring Bárbara Mori, Ximena Sariñana, Natalia Téllez and Amorita Rasgado, streaming July 31, 2024 on AppleTV+:

“…’Women in Blue’, follows four women who defy the ultraconservative norms of the time and join Mexico's first female police force, only to discover that their squad is a publicity stunt to distract the media from a killer.

“As the body count grows, ‘María’ (Mori), whose determination to catch the killer becomes an obsession, ‘Gabina’ (Rasgado), whose father is a renowned cop, ‘Ángeles’ (Sariñana), a brilliant fingerprint analyst and ‘Valentina’ (Téllez), a young rebel…

“…set up a secret investigation to achieve what no male officer has been able to do and bring the killer to justice…”

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¿Podrán cuatro mujeres detener a un brutal asesino en serie? © Apple TV+

Apple TV+ ha publicado el tráiler de su nueva serie criminal “Las Azules”, inspirada en la historia real de la primera fuerza policial femenina de México.

La serie, rodada en español y compuesta por diez episodios, está ambientada en 1971 y cuenta la historia de cuatro mujeres que desafían las normas ultraconservadoras de la época y se unen al primer cuerpo policial femenino de México, solo para descubrir que su escuadrón es un truco publicitario para distraer a los medios de comunicación de un brutal asesino en serie. A medida que aumenta el número de muertes, María (Bárbara Mori), cuyo afán por atrapar al asesino se convierte en una obsesión, Gabina (Amorita Rasgado), cuyo padre es un reputado agente de policía, Ángeles (Ximena Sariñana), una brillante analista de huellas dactilares, y Valentina (Natalia Téllez), una joven rebelde, inician una...

"I tried to warn you. He'll kill again." Apple TV has revealed an official trailer for a streaming series titled Women in Blue about a true story from Mexico. Set for a streaming debut at the end of July this summer. "Sometimes the best man for the job is a woman." The series follows four women who become Mexico's first female police force. They will defy the ultra-conservative norms of the time only to discover that their squad is a publicity stunt to distract the media from a brutal serial killer. As the body count grows, María, Gabina, Ángeles, and Valentina, set up a secret investigation to achieve what no male officer has been able to do – find and stop the serial killer. Starring Bárbara Mori as María, Ximena Sariñana as Ángeles, Natalia Téllez as Valentina, and Amorita Rasgado as Gabina. Along with Miguel Rodarte, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Christian Tappan, and Horacio García Rojas.

Today, Apple TV+ unveiled the trailer for Women in Blue (“Las Azules”), an upcoming 10-part Spanish-language crime drama featuring an entirely Hispanic cast and crew led by Ariel Award nominee Bárbara Mori.

Created by International Emmy Award-winning showrunner and director Fernando Rovzar and Pablo Aramendi, the series will premiere globally with the first two episodes on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, on Apple TV+. It will then air one episode weekly through September 25.

Set in 1971 and inspired by true events, Women in Blue tells the story of four women who defy the ultraconservative norms of the time and join Mexico’s first female police force, only to discover that their squad is a publicity stunt to distract the media from a brutal serial killer.

As the body count grows, María (Mori), whose determination to catch the killer becomes an obsession; Gabina (Amorita Rasgado), whose father is a renowned cop; Ángeles (Ximena Sariñana), a...

After a successful performance at Coachella last month and on the heels of her opening slot on tour with Chromeo, Girl Ultra is ready for a new era of music. Rolling Stone can exclusively reveal that the Mexican rising star will be releasing her EP Blush on July 12 via Big Dada and Ninja Tune.

With the EP announcement, the singer also drops “Blu,” the second single from the seven-track EP, which she says encapsulates the energy of “today’s youth.” The Ellie Rha-directed video follows the singer on the streets...

Today, Apple TV+ revealed the premiere date and a first look at Women in Blue (“Las Azules”), its upcoming ten-episode Spanish-language crime drama featuring an entirely Hispanic cast and crew led by Ariel Award nominee Bárbara Mori.

Created by International Emmy Award-winning showrunner and director Fernando Rovzar and Pablo Aramendi, Women in Blue will make its global debut with the first two episodes on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, on Apple TV+, followed by one episode weekly through September 25.

Set in 1970 and inspired by true events, Women in Blue tells the story of four women who defy the ultra-conservative norms of the time and join Mexico’s first female police force, only to discover that their squad is a publicity stunt to distract the media from a brutal serial killer.

As the body count grows, María (Mori), whose determination to catch the killer becomes an obsession; Gabina (Amorita Rasgado), whose father is a...

They were dropping like flies on Monday’s episode of The Voice. As Season 25’s Battles continued, five — count ’em, five — contestants were told to drop the mic and hit the road. Did the coaches make the right calls? Debatable. Read on, and we’ll discuss.

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Team Reba: Josh Sanders (Grade: B) defeated Donny Van Slee (Grade: B+) on “When It Rains, It Pours” | Though Reba’s country boys were supremely well-matched on their Luke Combs cover, “Donny Denim” had the edge right from the start. Simply put, he’s able to do more interesting...

A new Latino music festival is headed to Napa Valley. On Monday, BottleRock announced the stacked lineup for its first-ever Festival La Onda, which will be headlined by Maná, Fuerza Régida, Alejandro Fernandez, and Junior H. The event is set for June 1 and 2 in Napa Valley.

The festival’s lineup encompasses a wide array of genres, from Spanish rock and reggaetón to mariachi and Latin pop. Also on the lineup are reggaetonero Farruko, “Ella Baila Sola” performers Eslabón Armado, rock group Café Tacvba, cumbia legends Los Ángeles Azules, Chilean vocalist Mon Laferte,...

The 2023 Billboard Latin Music Awards has unveiled a dozen new additions to its performance lineup ahead of the ceremony, scheduled to air live from Miami on Oct. 5 via Telemundo. Among them are Farruko, Marc Anthony, and Sofia Reyes, who join the lineup as veteran performers alongside nine artists gearing up to take the Billboard Latin Music Awards stage for the first time.

The show’s newly announced first-timers include Banda Carnaval, Eddy Lover, Grupo Frontera, La Factoría, Nicki Nicole, Pepe Aguilar, Sky Rompiendo, Ximena Sariñana, and Yng Lvcas. The 12 artists...

Driving ever more into Latin America, Wild Sheep Content, the L.A.-based label of former Netflix head of international original series Erik Barmack, has launched the Mexico City-based Wild Sheep Latin America as well as a dedicated film completion finance-distribution fund targeting five-to-eight investments a year in the region.

“Three Idiots” producer Jimena Rodríguez, who also created the distribution arm of Mexican exhibition giant Cinepolis, will head up Wild Sheep Latin America following on her production with Barmack of a burgeoning line in star-studded, character-driven crime thrillers begun by Netflix Mexico original “Invitation to Murder.”

In all, in movies and series, Wild Sheep Content, which has a production alliance with The Mediapro Studio, has 16 projects, – movies and series – greet globally, including seven projects greenlit with streamers – set up in Mexico, Brazil, Chile and the Latino U.S. – and two more in development in the region.

If it continues adding to its investments,...

The 21st Annual Latin Grammy Awards were presented on Thursday, November 19. They awarded the best Latin music released within the eligibility period of June 1, 2019, through May 31, 2020. So who were the big winners? Scroll down to see the complete list in all 53 categories, updated throughout the event.

J Balvin led the nominations with 13 bids including two for Album of the Year: “Colores” and “Oasis,” the latter of which was his collaboration with Bad Bunny. Balvin also had two nominations for Record of the Year, for his own “Rojo” and as a featured artist on Anuel AA‘s “China.” In the last five years J Balvin has won a total of four Latin Grammys, but he had never won in the general field.

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Bad Bunny was next in line with nine nominations. Like J Balvin, he had two chances to claim Album of the Year,...

The 2020 Latin Grammy Award nominations were unveiled on September 29 and it is a good day for J Balvin, Bad Bunny and Ozuna. This trio of talent lead the roster with 13, nine and eight bids respectively. All three contend for Record of the Year while J Balvin and Bad Bunny are nominated for Album of the Year for their collaborative project “Oasis” as well as their individual albums, “Colores” and “Yhlqmdlg.” Other artists who scored big this year were Anuel AA, Josh Gudwin and Colin Leonard, with seven bids apiece. See the full list of Latin Grammy nominations below.

Voters in the Latin Recording Academy had to consider a whopping 18,000 entries across 53 categories. The eligibility window ran from June 1, 2019 to May 31, 2020. “Over the last year, we continued engaging in discussions with our members to improve the awards process and actively encouraged diverse Latin music creators to join and participate,” said Gabriel Abaroa Jr.

The Latin Recording Academy has announced the nominees for the 21st Annual Latin Grammy Awards. J Balvin leads this year’s nominations with 13, followed by Bad Bunny with nine nominations and Ozuna with eight; Anuel AA, Josh Gudwin and Colin Leonard each received seven nominations.

The 2020 nominations for Album of the Year include Bad Bunny’s Yhlqmdlg, Camilo’s Por Primera Vez, Kany García’s Mesa Para Dos, J Balvin’s Colores, J Balvin & Bad Bunny’s Oasis, Jesse & Joy’s Aire (Versión Día), Natalia Lafourcade’s Un Canto Por México,...

Could your weekend playlist use a little more seasoning? Rolling Stone Latin selects some of the best new music releases from Latin America, Spain and Portugal. Keep track of the latest in Latin via our playlist on Spotify.

Ozuna, Wisin, Myke Towers, Arcangel, Cosculluela and Juanka, “Enemigos Ocultos”

Puerto Rican superstar Ozuna dazzles in his surprise new album, the pan-Caribbean masterwork, Enoc. In standout track “Enemigos Ocultos,” or “Hidden Enemies,” Ozuna and some of Borinquen’s hardest rappers pose a united front against haters and traitors.

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Artists used to focus on becoming popular in their home territories first before attempting to reach out to an international audience. But in a world increasingly interconnected by a few popular streaming services, that dynamic has changed. “It’s become easier [for artists] to go overseas first,” Vincent “Tuff” Morgan, vice president of A&r for Peer Music, told Rolling Stone last year. “Once you develop a story abroad, you move back Stateside.”

Examples include Dennis Lloyd’s “Nevermind,” which broke out of Germany, Ava Max’s “Sweet but Psycho,” which emerged from Eastern Europe,...

There’s never been a more opportune time for Latinx artists to impact contemporary R&b than right now. Not that Latinos in R&b are an entirely new phenomenon — as evidenced by old school Chicano Soul artists like the Royal Jesters, or proto-rockeros Cannibal and the Headhunters, who once toured with the Beatles. Yet in recent years, a growing number of new voices have supplemented the genre with touches of Latinidad: including Chicano Batman, Kali Uchis, and Omar Apollo. Nevertheless, when you think of R&b hotbeds, Mexico isn...

Rosalía’s El Mal Querer, an impressive fusion of old-school flamenco and hyper-modern electronic production, won Album of the Year at the Latin Grammy Awards on Thursday night in Las Vegas. Rosalía produced the album with El Guincho, and despite minimal radio play Stateside, it has earned around 40 million streams in the U.S. this year, according to the analytics company Alpha Data.

Rosalía was competing against Sebastián Yatra, Tony Succar, Ximena Sariñana, Alejandro Sanz, Luis Fonsi, Fonseca, Andrés Calamaro, Rubén Blades and Paula Arenas. Notably absent this year were...

Alejandro Sanz and Camila Cabello’s “Mi Persona Favorita” took home Record of the Year at the Latin Grammys. The saccharine acoustic ballad appeared earlier this year on Sanz’s new album, #Eldisco, and the singer performed it in Las Vegas on Thursday.

The odds were in Sanz’s favor in this category: He was nominated twice. In general, the category was dominated by seasoned performers: Marc Anthony, Juan Luis Guerra and Juanes were all up for the award along with Sanz. Anthony, a salsa star, was nominated for his first Grammy in 1996. Guerra,...

The Latin Recording Academy kicked off its 20th Annual Latin Grammy Awards on Thursday evening, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. An international celebration of music from Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula, it is the only peer-presented Latin music accolade.

Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalía was the top winner in this year’s show. Her one-off single with J Balvin and El Guincho, “Con Altura” won Best Urban Song; meanwhile, her landmark 2018 album El Mal Querer scored accolades for Album of the Year, Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album,...

The Latin Recording Academy has announced more performances for the 20th annual Latin Grammy Awards, to air live on November 14th from Las Vegas.

Rosalía, Alejandro Sanz, Anitta and Luis Fonsi are among the nominees that will perform at this year’s ceremony. Also announced on Tuesday were Aitana, Pedro Capó, Julio Reyes Copello, Darell, Dimelo Flow, Fonseca, Greeicy, Intocable, Nella and Reik, as well as non-nominees Pepe Aguilar and Los Ángeles Azules.

This new lineup joins previously announced performers including Bad Bunny, Alessia Cara, Paula Arenas, Draco Rosa, Ximena Sariñana,...

The Latin Recording Academy announced the nominees for its 20th Annual Latin Grammy Awards, an international celebration of music from Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula, and the only peer-presented Latin music accolade. The ceremony will take place Thursday, November 14th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas; a live telecast will air from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Est/Pst on Univision.

This year — despite mounting criticisms from the Latinx community in the United States — artists from Spain lead with the most Latin Grammy nominations. Spanish Grammys...

The Latin Recording Academy has announced the nominees for the 20th annual Latin Grammy Awards with Flamenco pop star Rosalia (pictured) claiming the title of most recognized female artist with five nominations. But she has competition in Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz, who takes the lead for most nominations with eight — three of which are shared with Camila Cabello.

“Mi Persona Favorita,” a collaborative project between Sanz and Cabello, the latter of Cuban heritage, earned the duo recognitions in the categories for best pop song, song of the year and record of the year. Rosalia’s song “Aute Couture” also earned her a nomination for song of the year.

Sanz’s song “No Tengo Nada” also landed him two nominations in the categories for record of the year and song of the year. Rosalia and J Balvin’s collaboration on the smash hit “Con Altura” earned her and the Colombian artist...

Now 50 years after the Stonewall Riots, the month of June has become synonymous with Lgbtq Pride. ‘Tis the season for campy pop classics to start creeping back into the airwaves — as well as seasonal releases that teeter between opportunistic cash grabs and gifts of sweaty, dancefloor catharsis. But don’t be deceived; timeless anthems Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive” and Sylvester’s “Mighty Real” still speak to the Lgbtq community’s fears, heartbreaks and life-affirming quests for authenticity, metabolized into song. In the case of Mexican singer-songwriter Juan Manuel Torreblanca,...

As Latin urban music continues to pervade the contemporary pop stratosphere — with the commercial growth of reggaeton and trap en español outpacing that of any other genre — it’s worth noting that regional Mexican music is also gaining speed. While it is true that the south-of-the-border genre has remained an enduring force within Spanish-speaking communities between the U.S. and Mexico for decades, its impact is arguably much bigger than what today’s Latin pop charts reflect.

“Through new forms of technology and social media, [regional Mexican music] is reaching unprecedented places. It...

Ximena Sariñana is out of touch. She’s not making Pepsi commercials for international markets, nor is she stoking political debates via Instagram. She’s not making a trendy sound like “Chicano Soul” — in fact, she doesn’t even know what that is. She’s not a Grammy darling, nor someone who rakes in many Pazz & Jop votes among music critics.

That’s not to call her irrelevant, though. Sariñana’s been in the public eye since she was nine years old, when she was cast in a small role in Hasta Morir,...

Best known for his arena-caliber Edm and bombastic bass drops, Los Angeles-born DJ-producer Dillon Francis has a long and storied history with Latin music. He began releasing mostly dubstep tracks in 2010, when the then-nascent moombahton genre — which combines electro-house with Latin-tinged reggaeton beats — first took the Internet by storm. Francis then notched his first major hit in 2011 via “Que Que,” a Spanish-language track alongside mentor and frequent collaborator Diplo, featuring Dominican-American artist Maluca. Fast-forward to 2018, and Francis has reached the cusp of a new career chapter: Dillon Francis, Latin pop crossover star.

DJ-producer Dillon Francis has announced the release date for his forthcoming Spanish language studio album. Wut Wut will drop on September 28th via his Idgafos label.

“The whole thing started from the Westside Ep in 2011. I had just discovered moombahton and began experimenting with Latin styles,” Francis said in a statement. “For my second album, I wanted to create one cohesive vision, since I now have a better understanding about what that means. Latin music is very close to my heart, and I knew this would be fun. I was...

It’s the time of year when festivalgoers have passed the white-knuckle phase of purchasing a wristband for the annual California desert phenomenon known as Coachella, which takes place over two consecutive weekends on April 13–15 and April 20–22. Now it’s time to explore the extensive and talented lineup.

The fest’s organizers at Goldenvoice have a reputation for keeping things fresh — see the Tupac Shakur hologram on stage with Snoop Dogg in 2012. Indeed, while it was originally billed as an indie rock festival, this year’s Music and Arts Festival will go without a single rock headliner for the first time.

Mraz's song with Colbie Caillat won the 2010 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocal.

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Chord Overstreet performs "Lucky" on "Glee" on Tuesday

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During Tuesday night's brand-new episode of "Glee," McKinley High School power couples old and new went toe-to-toe in a battle of duets. But only one pair emerged a clear winner. While their cohorts opted for show tunes and Muzak, burgeoning lovebirds Quinn (Dianna Agron) and Sam (newcomer Chord Overstreet) shined with their take on the adorable pop rock tune (not to mention inevitable prom and wedding staple) "Lucky."

Released on Jason Mraz's 2008 album We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things, the singer-songwriter's duet with fellow mellow crooner Colbie Caillat became a beloved, bubbly hit that just begs you to sing along (its catchy chorus goes, "I'm lucky I'm in love with my best friend/ Lucky to have been where I have...