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Univision will ring in New Year’s Eve from both New York and Miami with “¡Feliz 2021!” (Happy 2021!) with a jam-packed night filled with performances and celebrations.

Starting at 10pm ET/PT and 9pm CT, hosts Raúl de Molina, Alejandra Espinoza, Rafael Araneda, and Angélica Vale will take a look back at the crazy year, and viewers can participate in the night by using the hashtags #AmorEnNavidad, #Nuestra Navidad and #Feliz2021 on Facebook and Instagram.

International music star Pitbull will keep his New Year’s Eve performance tradition, which this year will be broadcasted from New York’s Times Square instead of his hometown of Miami. He’ll be joined in New York by iconic superstars Anitta, Gloria Gaynor, and Andra Ray.

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From Miami, musical acts Greeicy, Mike Bahía, Cali y El Dandee, Camilo, Carmen DeLeon, Chesca, Joss Favela, Kany García, Matisse, Joey Montana, Natalia Jiménez, Llane, Pitizion, Chiquis Rivera, Ivy Queen, Manuel Turizo and Yennis will perform over the three-hour celebration, giving us a true bi-coastal concert.

You can stream “Feliz 2021” on the Univision site or suite of apps, and you’ll need a valid TV provider login to access that feed.

But if you don’t have one of those, you can also stream it via on Univison’s standalone streaming service Univision NOW, which is available on both smart phones and online.

There may not be any parties this year, but if you’re looking for a way to celebrate saying good-bye to 2020, there are plenty of New Year’s Eve programs to choose from.

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ABC is hosting it’s annual Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve with Ryan Seacrest, the FOX is going all out with “New Year’s Eve Toast and Roast” hosted by TV personalities (and former Community co-stars) Ken Jeong and Joel McHale. And of course, CNN is standing by with its trusty celebration hosted by Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, which is always a fun time. (And is sure to be even more fun considering how crazy this year was.)

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Yalitza Aparicio, the star of Alfonso Cuarón’s “Roma,” has been named the host of the 2020 Latin Grammy Awards, the awards body announced Wednesday.

The Oscar-nominated actress, who made her screen debut in the 2018 film, will co-host the 21st annual Latin Grammys alongside Carlos Rivera and TV host Ana Brenda.

Aparicio told EW that this would be her first time hosting any such show, and she agreed to join on after hearing the theme of this year’s broadcast, “Music Makes Us Human.”

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“We’re living in unique times which requires a lot of extra care. The experience will certainly be different than previous years, but none of this will affect the incredible surprises we have planned for viewers,” Aparicio told EW in Spanish. “Music has the power to motivate and to lift our spirits. I select what I’ll listen to based on what my needs are at the time. If I need some energy, I crank up the Reggaeton. I’m the type of person that needs music in order to get my day going. If I don’t play Reggaeton in the morning, I’ll go back to sleep.”

Aparicio also said that among her favorite nominated artists are Daddy Yankee and Ivy Queen, the latter of whom will be performing at the Latin Grammys.

The Latin Grammys take place on November 19 and will air on Univision at 8 p.m. ET/PT via a live broadcast from Miami.

This year, Bad Bunny, Camilo, Kany García, J Balvin, Jesse & Joy, Natalia Lafourcade, Ricky Martin, Fito Páez and Carlos Vives are all nominated for Album Of The Year. You can see the complete list of nominees here.

EW first reported the news.

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