New York: Shakira dominated the Latin Grammy awards as she won a leading five trophies, including album of the year for "Fijacion Oral Vol. 1" and song and record of the year honors for "La Tortura," her smouldering duet with Alejandro Sanz, on Thursday night. Though Shakira, who also won best female pop vocal album, stole the spotlight at the event - gyrating her way through a rendition of "La Tortura" with her chest heaving and hips swaying - she also took the time to shine a light on one of the most heated issues in the United States, that of immigrants working in the country illegally. She threw her support to those trying to become citizens as they work without documentation. "I hope soon they will receive they recognition they deserve from the government," said the Colombian superstar. Three awards, including best new artist, went to Puerto Rican reggaeton duo Calle 13 during the New York debute for the awards show honouring Spanish-and Portuguese-language speaking artists. Calle 13 picked up awards for best music album and best short music video Grammy for its reggaeton song "Atrevete te, te!" Its members were ecstatic as they won, bouncing onstage to pick up the video award.