Feid Previews Snoop Dogg Collaboration and Wins at 2026 Latin Grammys

Feid previewed an unreleased song with Snoop Dogg during his performance at the 2026 Latin Grammys. Snoop Dogg appeared on a screen while Feid and DJ Premier, his previous collaborator, teased the new track on stage.

The Colombian reggaeton star built the set around guests. He performed "Se Lo Juro Mor" as an emotional centerpiece. He traded verses with Lil Supa on "Poder." He paid tribute to reggaeton's roots alongside Divino and Baby Ranks on "Se Puso Feo." The staging carried his signature neon-colored, glow-in-the-dark aesthetic.

What did Feid win?

Feid entered the ceremony with three nominations. They included Best Urban Performance and Best Rap/Hip-Hop Song, the latter shared with Lil Supa.

He won Best Reggaeton Performance for "Verano Rosa." The song is a feature with fellow Colombian star Karol G, his former partner.

The trophy is his second in that category. Feid won his first Latin Grammy in 2023 for featuring on Bad Bunny's "Perro Negro," which took Best Reggaeton Performance for the duo.

What did Feid say about Daddy Yankee?

The Latin Grammys stage was not Feid's only Academy appearance this week. He performed at the gala honoring Daddy Yankee as the Latin Recording Academy's Person of the Year on Wednesday night.

Feid spoke in Spanish about the honor during rehearsals. "I'm so happy. It's crazy to have the opportunity to sing for him in Person of the Year and a song that was the first song that I sang live," he said.

He continued: "I'm so inspired by everything he did throughout his career, his disciple, his hard work, his talent, his success. Aside from his numbers, he broke so many barriers as a Latino in the era that he did it, it's crazy."

What comes next?

The Snoop Dogg preview gives Feid a high-profile cross-genre record in the pipeline. The full song has no announced release date. With a second Best Reggaeton Performance win and a Snoop Dogg feature on the way, Feid's 2026 is positioned as one of the busiest stretches of his career.

By Elena Vasquez