MTV Video Music Awards Latinoamérica 2003

Act(s)

The second annual MTV Video Music Awards Latinoamérica 2003 took place on October 23, 2003, in Miami at the Jackie Gleason Theater for the second time in a row.

Diego Luna hosted the awards alone for the first time. He previously co-hosted the 2002 edition.

Winners in bold.

• Café Tacuba
• Juanes
• La Ley
• Maná
• Molotov
• Natalia Lafourcade

• Café Tacuba — "EO (El Sonidero)"
• Gustavo Cerati — "Cosas Imposibles"
• Juanes — "Fotografía (featuring Nelly Furtado)"
• La Ley — "Ámate y Sálvate"
• Molotov — "Frijolero"

• Diego Torres
• Gustavo Cerati
• Natalia Lafourcade
• Ricky Martin
• Vicentico^[1]

• Café Tacuba^[2]
• La Ley
• La Oreja de Van Gogh
• Maná
• Molotov

• Diego Torres
• Natalia Lafourcade
• Paulina Rubio
• Ricky Martin
• Thalía

• Gustavo Cerati
• Jaguares
• Juanes
• La Ley
• Maná

• Café Tacuba
• El Otro Yo
• Kinky
• Molotov
• Plastilina Mosh

• Hermanos Brothers
• Miranda!
• Panda
• Totus Toss
• Volován

No public voting

• Avril Lavigne
• Christina Aguilera
• Justin Timberlake
• Madonna
• Robbie Williams

• Audioslave
• Coldplay
• Evanescence
• Linkin Park
• Radiohead

• Audioslave
• Beyoncé
• Evanescence
• t.A.T.u.
• The White Stripes

• Café Tacuba
• Maná
• Mœnia
• Molotov
• Natalia Lafourcade

• Cartel de Santa
• Inspector
• Natalia Lafourcade
• Panteón Rococó
• Qbo

• Aterciopelados
• Juanes
• La Ley
• Líbido
• Los Prisioneros

• Coni Lewin
• Marciano
• Pettinellis
• TK
• Zen

• Babasónicos
• Bersuit Vergarabat
• Gustavo Cerati
• Kevin Johansen
• Vicentico

• Carajo
• Emme
• Kevin Johansen
• Miranda!
• Vicentico

• Elán — "Midnight"
• Kevin Johansen — "Sur o No Sur"
• Qbo — "No Más"
• Líbido — "Frágil"
• Catupecu Machu — "Y Lo Que Quiero Es Que Pises sin el Suelo"

• Álex Lora, Andrea Echeverri, Charly Alberti, Jorge González, Juanes, Plastilina Mosh, Ricky Martin and Vicentico as "Los Black Stripes" — "We Are South American Rockers" / "Bolero Falaz" / "Gimme Tha Power" / "Livin' la Vida Loca" / "El Matador"
• Alejandro Sanz — "No Es Lo Mismo "
• Korn — "Right Now"
• La Ley and Ely Guerra — "Ámate y Sálvate" and "El Duelo"
• Dido — "White Flag"
• Café Tacuba — "Eres" and "Cero y Uno"
• The Mars Volta — "Drunkship of Lanterns"
• Gustavo Cerati — "Artefacto"
• Natalia Lafourcade and Control Machete — "En el 2000" and "Bien, Bien"
• Iggy Pop and Sum 41 — "Little Know It All" and "Lust for Life"

• Madonna — introduced the audience to the show
• Britney Spears, Erik Estrada, Daisy Fuentes, Iggy Pop and Sum 41 — appeared in the Opening Sketch
• Diego Maradona — appeared during Diego Luna's opening monologue
• Álex Lora, Juanes and Charly Alberti — presented Best Group or Duet
• Andrea Echeverri (from Aterciopelados) and Dido — introduced Alejandro Sanz
• Patricia Velásquez and Sum 41 — presented Best Pop Artist
• Fher, Alex and Sergio (from Maná) — presented Best Rock Artist—International
• Daniela Cicarelli, Amelia Vega and Elsa Benítez — presented Best Rock Artist
• Kelly Osbourne and Molotov — introduced Korn
• Catupecu Machu and Leticia Bredice — presented Best New Artist—Argentina
• Amaia and Pablo (from La Oreja de Van Gogh) and Alfonso and "Midi" (from Mœnia) — introduced La Ley
• Elan and María Jimena Pereyra — introduced Dido
• Sofía Mulánovich, Chris Pontius, Steve-O and Manny Puig — presented Best Artist—Central
• Gustavo Cerati — introduced Café Tacuba
• Daisy Fuentes and Deborah Ombres — presented Best Solo Artist
• Zack de la Rocha — introduced The Mars Volta
• The cast of Dirty Sanchez and Fabiola Campomanes — presented Best Alternative Artist
• Natalia Lafourcade and Gil and Ulises (from Kinky) — introduced Gustavo Cerati
• Martha Higareda and Alfonso Herrera — introduced Natalia Lafourcade
• Diego Torres, Esther Cañadas and Robi Rosa — presented Video of the Year
• Alejandro Sanz — presented Artist of the Year