Clarissa Molina is the first confirmed official host of the annual award on Thursday 25 September at 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CT.

The graphic design of Youth Awards is inspired by Mola, a traditional form of handmade textile art in Panama.

MIAMI - 16 July 2025- Univision today announced that the 22nd edition ofYouth Awardsshall be performed at25 September at 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CTlive from the VibrantPanama City, Panama. The event marks an historic moment as for the first time the show will be held during theHispanic Heritage MonthHighlights the cultural wealth and talent of Latin America from one of its most dynamic cities in the region.

The well-known television presenter, actress and an Emmy prize winner,Clarissa Molinaand she's the first confirmed presenter for this award issue.Youth Awardsshall be announced at19 Augustanticipates an evening full of unforgettable performances, special tributes and cultural pride.

"Our partnership with the Republic of Panama strengthens our commitment to honor the strengths of Latin American countries, which are at the root of our community, our values and traditions. Panama's strategic location, its vibrant culture and its ethnic diversity place it as a key centre for investment, tourism and international businesses. We are excited to hold Youth Awards in Panama this September as part of the celebrations of the June 2015

Spanish Heritage and we appreciate the confidence they place in us and the opportunity to show at different latitudes all that this country has to offer, "she said.Ignacio Meyer, president of Univision Networks Group at TelevisaUnivision. "Youth Awards celebrates the music, culture, energy and contributions of new generations, and this year we are proud to pay tribute to the valuable contributions of Panamanian musical icons, whose talents have left a legacy that continues to inspire today's audiences."

"The conduct of Youth Awards in Panama is a powerful affirmation of our youth's leading role in the cultural transformation of the region. It's a clear sign of confidence in our country as a creative, vibrant and full of possibilities.

That international recognition underscores the strength of our identity, the wealth of our artistic expressions and the dynamism of a new generation that builds with courage, imagination and commitment. Panamanian and Latin American youth will find here a space to shine, share their voices and strengthen the connection between cultures, musical genres and united causes, "she said.Maruja Herreraand Minister of Culture of the Republic of Panama.

"Panama receives this event with open arms and reaffirms its vision of culture as a right, an engine of human development and a tool to strengthen the social fabric. From our traditions to our innovations, we will be a stage that inspires, unites and celebrates the diversity that defines us. It fills us with enthusiasm to host this great Latin American party. At every chord, at every word, at every step on stage, we will feel the pulse of a country that believes in the power of youth, in the force of art and culture as a way to a more just, more creative and human future. Because art and culture intersects with and with us through this year, and with and with its Youth, from this year, and with and with its diversity and with its diversity."

Gloria de León, Minister of Tourism, said: "To get Youth Awards in Panama is a milestone for our country and an invaluable impetus for tourism. That's not some event: we're talking about one of the most influential awards in the Latino world, that connects with millions of young people throughout the continent. That Panama's headquarters this year, it's a statement that we're a vibrant, modern and full of life.

From the Tourist Authority we have this great opportunity because it means an global exhibition of our landscapes, culture, cuisine and hospitality. Each image that comes out of Panama at this broadcast will be an open invitation to the world to come and get to know us. I'm deeply excited to see our country shine at so many looks. That's a platform that doesn't only give us visibility but also energizes our tourism economy and strengthens Panama as an ideal place for great international events. Today more than ever, Panama feels young, diverse and ready to welcome the world with its arms open. "

This year, the graphic design of Youth Awards is inspired byMolaA traditional form of handmade textile art in Panama, an essential part of Guna's indigenous women's clothing.Eduardo Bragin, talented Panamanian artist from the Department of Art of TelevisaUnivision, was dedicated to creating the graphic art and logo of the event. Bragin integrated elements of Mola art and merged cultural heritage with a modern and dynamic style that perfectly represents the brand pJ.

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