Christina Aguilera slipped into an incredible third outfit of the night as she took to the stage for a duet with Christian Nodal at the 23rd Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas’ Michelob ULTRA Arena on Thursday night.
The 41-year-old performer looked sensational in a skintight latex catsuit that featured a low-cut neckline to showcase her ample cleavage and tiny waist.
The sexy garment was adorned with sequins to add to the glamour, while the blonde bombshell also donned a latex headscarf over her glossy blonde locks.
Third time’s the charm: Christina Aguilera slipped into an incredible third outfit of the night as she took to the stage for a duet with Christian Nodal at the 23rd Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas ‘ Michelob ULTRA Arena on Thursday night
Earlier in the night, the hitmaker had wowed in a ruffled black gown with an impressive train as she took to the stage to accept the Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album for Aguilera.
She started the evening in a corseted purple gown, hitting the red carpet in style in the dramatic dress that featured voluminous shoulder detailing.
Seemingly inspired by West Side Story, Aguilera and Nodal performed an inspiring version of the Ranchera-style song Cuando Me Dé la Gana in Spanish, beginning on opposite sides of the stage.
Party atmosphere: After the camera made its way through the crowd, Aguilera went into the opening line of the song dressed in a sequined black jumpsuit with matching stiletto boots and her platinum tresses flowing down her shoulders
Nodal, who was initially on the other side of the stage decked out in black leather pants, a matching vest over a green shirt and a cowboy hat, slowly came towards Aguilera
Trading lines: The two singers proceeded to show off their powerful vocals by trading line for line during for the first part of the song
LATIN GRAMMY AWARDS 2022: WINNER AT A GLANCE
RECORD OF THE YEAR WINNER
Jorge Drexler & C. Tangana – Tocarte
ALBUM OF THE YEAR WINNER
Rosalia – Motomami
BEST NEW ARTIST WINNER
Angela Álvarez and Silvana Estrada
SONG OF THE YEAR
Jorge Drexler, Pablo Drexler, Víctor Martínez & C. Tangana – Tocarte
BEST TRADITIONAL POP VOCAL ALBUM
Christina Aguilera – Aguilera
With traditional Spanish-style guitar picking kicking off the intro to the song, the performance began with a party atmosphere on the stage, which was packed with accompanying musicians and dancers.
After the camera made its way through the crowd, Aguilera, 41, went into the opening line of the song. The focus then shifted to Nodal, 23, who was the other side of the stage decked out in black leather pants, a matching vest over a green shirt and a cowboy hat, for the second line of the song.
The two singers then proceeded to show off their powerful vocals by trading line for line throughout the first verse as the acoustic guitar playing was blended perfectly with the horn section.
At one point during the middle of the performance, Aguilera stepped up the intensity and showed off her trademark vocal delivery of sustaining high notes, with a healthy dose of charisma.
She would drive home some more high-notes towards the end of the song, which seemed to get a reaction from the live audience.
They both commanded the stage by moving around, in between dancers and musicians, all while still belting out their vocals.
The Xtina star ended the performance with another one of her signature riffs, before tipping her hat to Nodal, who closed out the song, which tells the story of a woman taking charge in her relationship.
Aguilera came into the evening as one of the night’s most-nominated artists with seven nominations. Her nominations included Album Of The Year for her ninth studio album Aguilera, which is her first Latin album in over 20 years.
She went on to win the Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album award during the ceremony.
Spanish flavor: The acoustic guitar playing was blended perfectly with the horn section
Plenty of passion: Seemingly inspired by West Side Story, Aguilera and Nodal performed an inspiring version of the Ranchera-style song
Xtina delivers: At one point, Aguilera stepped up the intensity and showed off her trademark vocal delivery of sustaining high notes, with a healthy dose of charisma
Paying homage to her heritage: Cuando Me Dé la Gana is off her latest studio album, Aguilera, which is her first Spanish language album since Mi Reflejo (2001)
Sealed with a kiss: The two singers shared a sweet moment at the end of their performance