Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rican singer-songwriter Debi Nova has been nominated for a Latin Grammy for her album Todo puede convertirse en canción, adding another international recognition to her career.
The nomination highlights the artist’s work on a production built around songs that explore personal experiences, emotion and the creative process. With the album, Nova reinforces her place among the Costa Rican artists who have gained visibility beyond the country’s borders.
Throughout her career, Nova has combined pop, soul, funk and Latin music. She has also collaborated with internationally recognized artists and performed in different markets, building a reputation as one of Costa Rica’s most established musicians.
The Latin Grammy nomination marks an important moment for the album and for Costa Rican music. The awards recognize outstanding recordings released in Spanish and Portuguese and bring together artists from across Latin America, Spain and the United States.
For Nova, the recognition comes as a result of a project that reflects her artistic development and her interest in turning everyday experiences into music. The album’s title—Todo puede convertirse en canción—captures that idea: that emotions, memories and ordinary moments can become the starting point for a song.
The nomination also gives the Costa Rican singer a chance to reach new audiences and place her work alongside productions by leading artists from the region. The winners will be announced during the Latin Grammy ceremony, where Nova will compete in the category for which her album was selected.