Diljit Dosanjh made his Latin Grammys debut in Las Vegas on November 12, joining Daddy Yankee to perform Pokito. The Punjabi singer and the Puerto Rican reggaeton artist brought their bilingual collaboration to the stage at the MGM Grand Garden Arena during the 27th edition of the awards.
The performance was part of Daddy Yankee’s medley, which ranged from his early hits to newer collaborations. Pokito came near the end of the set, before he closed with Gasolina. The Latin Recording Academy named Daddy Yankee its 2026 Person of the Year, honouring him at a separate gala the night before the awards.
Diljit posted a clip of the performance on Instagram on Friday. In his caption, he thanked Daddy Yankee for bringing Punjabi and Puerto Rican music together on the same stage and thanked the Latin Grammys for inviting them.
Watch Diljit’s Latin Grammys performance clip:
Pokito appears on Daddy Yankee’s 15-track album La Postal. The studio recording pairs Diljit’s Punjabi vocals with Daddy Yankee’s Spanish verses over a reggaeton beat. Onstage in Las Vegas, it brought a recent collaboration into a set that also revisited songs such as Con Calma and Lo Que Pasó, Pasó.