Thalía Stuns with New Look Ahead of Premio Lo Nuestro

MIAMI, Florida — Hours before the much-anticipated Premio Lo Nuestro awards show, artists are rehearsing and preparing for an unforgettable night in Latin music. Among them is the acclaimed singer and actress Thalía, who has garnered significant attention not only for her eight nominations but also for her dramatic transformation.

As Thalía arrived in Miami, she caught the eye of many with her stylish appearance. During initial rehearsals, the 21-year-old singer, known for her hit song “Abrázame,” showcased her elegance and newfound confidence. Sporting a form-fitting corset that accentuated her silhouette, she radiated joy, laughing and smiling while engaging with her fans.

Fans immediately noticed Thalía’s physical change, which included a fresh hairstyle; she traded her short bob for long, flowing hair, styled in a sleek ponytail. Her choice of clothing further highlighted her new figure with trendy high heels, distressed jeans, and tops that celebrate her curves.

“I’m feeling more energized and happy than ever,” Thalía remarked during the rehearsals, reflecting the excitement surrounding her presence at the event. “This transformation is about embracing who I am and enjoying every moment of it. I can’t wait to perform tonight!”

While preparing for the major event, Thalía paid homage to her iconic role as María Hernández, sharing a video on Instagram featuring her in a t-shirt that featured her character’s face alongside the phrase “Reina del Drama.” This tribute highlighted her past while embracing her current journey as a multifaceted artist.

On Thursday, Thalía showcased another unique look during rehearsals, donning comfortable yet chic attire designed by Daniela Valencia. This outfit included beige cargo pants, a sheer white top, a brown jacket, and stylish sneakers, perfectly embodying her blend of sophistication and comfort.

As one of the night’s hosts along with Laura Pausini and Alejandra Espinoza, Thalía will lead the 37th annual Premio Lo Nuestro ceremony, themed “Uniting Generations.” The awards celebrate the artists, songs, and albums that connect the past, present, and future of Latin music. The ceremony will be broadcast live at 7 p.m. Central/8 p.m. Eastern on Univisión, UNIMÁS, and ViX.