Andy Garcia, Karla Souza and Wilmer Valderrama were among those on the red carpet Friday night for the 41st annual Imagen Awards at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills.

Celebrating Latino talent and creatives across entertainment, the gala honored Andy Garcia with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his four-decade career. In his acceptance speech, the “Landman” star shared this his first job upon moving to Los Angeles was at the Beverly Hilton

“I encourage you to keep dreaming and keep challenging those obstacles. Keep falling forward,” the “Landman” star said. “My father…would always say, ‘Never take a step backward, not even to gain momentum.”

Garcia closed out the evening with a live performance featuring The CineSon All Stars and Arturo Sandoval.

See more red carpet photos from the Imagen Awards below.

Wilmer Valderrama at the Imagen Awards, where he was nominated for Best Actor in a Drama for “NCIS.”

Karla Souza at the award show’s red carpet. She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama for “56 Days.”

Austin Weinberg poses with a proclamation for “Acapulco.” 

Amirah Vahn won Best Actress in a Drama for “Doc” at this year’s Imagen Awards. 

Andy Garcia at the Imagen Awards, where he received the Lifetime Achievement Award and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama for “Landman.”

Chiquis poses on the red carpet for the award show. She was nominated for Best Variety or Reality Show for “Chiquis Sin Filtro.”

Elaine Del Valle at the Imagen Awards. Her film, “Brownsville Bred,” won Best Feauture Film. 

Krystal Bee at the Imagen Awards, where she was nominated for Best Variety or Reality Show for “Desmadre Live!.” 

Nestor Carbonell was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy for “The Morning Show” at the Imagen Awards. 

Raiza Licea and LatiNation president and chief operating officer Bruno Ulloa at the Imagen Awards. Licea hosts “Desmadre Live!,” which was nominated for Best Variety or Reality Show. 

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Vanesa Bauche at the Imagen Awards, where she won Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy for “Acapulco.”