Flex Screams 'Te Quiero' With Eight Latin Billboard Wins!

Flex won big at last night's 2009 Latin Billboard Awards at the BankUnited Center in Miami!!!

He did tell us he was going to make history! The Panamanian star is used to spreading his romantic style, but it was time for fans to scream "Te Quiero" in return. Besides throwing down an electrifying performance complete with on-stage fireworks and a unisex dance crew, Flex also snatched the golden premios for categories including, "Hot Latin Song of the Year" and "Latin Album of the Year." Claro, he made his acceptance speeches as entertaining as his dance moves with his random "es que te quiero" bursts of melodies on stage.

Check below the hood for more news and pics on last night's big winners!

It's no surprise that Enrique Iglesias was the second leading ring master. Although the "95/08" crooner is currently on tour in Europe, he accepted all of his awards via satellite and even delivered a performance of "Lloro Por Ti." Mr. Iglesias won several golden flags including, "Latin Album of the Year" and "Hot Latin Song Artist."

Aventura and Daddy Yankee were also among the top players. The bachata band snagged the Billboard for "Top Latin Album of the Year" and "Duo or Group of the Year," while the "Pose" star was honored with the prestigious Spirit of Hope Award for his foundation "Corazon Guerrero." Who can forget all of the niños that offered him las gracias from Dominican Republic?!

Las mujeres also owned la noche! Jenni Rivera proved she is la banda reina by winning the "Top Latin Album Of The Year" for her self-titled album. The legendary Gloria Trevi also ruled for the ladies by winning the "Latin Pop Airplay Song Of The Year." Bueno, and who can forget Ivy Queen (and her sunflower yellow dress) winning the "Hot Latin Song Of The Year" for "Dime"?!

Get your complete list of 2009 Latin Billboard winners and highlight your favorite moments right here!

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