Pitbull and Marc Anthony Make It Rain at the 12th Annual Latin Grammy Awards

​The average rainfall in Las Vegas is about 4.5 inches a year, the equivalent of an average afternoon in Miami. However, that number doubles when Marc Anthony and Pitbull team up for a performance at the 12th Annual Latin Grammy Awards show.

During last night's telecast, those two bros performed their bilingual megahit "Rain Over Me" at Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay. To add authenticity, they were joined by several fine looking women who danced under prop rain. Wonder if J-Lo was watching? After all, what happens in Vegas, lingers on the Internet.

Check out the video and a list of Latin Grammy winners after the cut.



Some of the other highlights included Sofia Vergara presenting the 2011 Person of the Year award to fellow Colombian, Shakira, and Calle 13 cleaning house with nine awards. The Puerto Rican duo broke the record for most Grammys won and most Grammys won in a night. Check out Crossfade's interview Calle 13's Residente here. It's also worth mentioning that after Pepe Aguilar's amazing performance of "Canción Mexicana," the crowd yelled, "¡Otra! ¡Otra!" They were demanding an encore.

12th Annual Latin Grammy Awards: A Partial List of Winners

Record of the year
"Latinoamérica" - Calle 13

Album of the year
Entren Los Que Quieran Calle 13

Song of the year
"Latinoamérica" - Calle 13

New artist
Sie7e

Female pop vocal album
Sale el Sol - Shakira

Male pop vocal album
En Primera Fila - Franco De Vita

Pop album by a duo or group with vocal
Alex, Jorge y Lena - Alex, Jorge y Lena

Urban music album
Entren Los Que Quieran - Calle 13

Urban song
"Baile de Los Pobres" - Calle 13

Rock album by a duo or group with vocal
Drama y Luz - Maná

Rock song
"Labios Rotos" - Zoe

Alternative music album
Musica De Fondo: MTV Unplugged - Zoe

Alternative song
"Calma Pueblo" - Rafa Arcaute and Calle 13

Latin jazz album
Panamericana Suite - Paquito D'Rivera

Folk album
Deja La Vida Vola: En Gira - Mercedes Sosa

Best Tropical Song
"Vamo' a Portarnos Mal" - Calle 13

Best Regional Mexican Song
"A Dónde Vamos a Parar" - Marco Antonio Solis

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