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In ‘Tinta y Tiempo,’ his first album in five years, the singer/songwriter collaborates with C. Tangana and Ruben Blades → Read More
Stars of Colombia'ss storytelling genre, from Alejo Duran to Carlos Vives to Silvestre Dangond. → Read More
Youthful Cuban Orquesta Failde speaks to Billboard about a Latin Grammy nomination for a danzón album. → Read More
In tribute to the history of reggaeton and its by now multi-generational and global mark on music, we’ve put together a playlist that traces its evolution. → Read More
A 19-concert series in Madrid raised more than €150,000 euros (about $175,000) for Live Nation’s Crew Nation global aid fund for touring staff impacted by the pandemic, according to Live Nation Spain. → Read More
From Havana to New York, San Juan to Barranquilla, Caracas to Dakar, salsa has circled the world. Here are twenty videos that tell the story. → Read More
Long-awaited Cuban music doc transmits the 'exuberance and joy' of a tropical soul man and the actor’s love of vintage Cuban music. → Read More
The Barcelona trio went from serenades in their balcony during lockdown to record deal. → Read More
Cuban artists including Los Van Van and Alexander Abreu are among 60 acts joining together for a free concert to honor Cuba’s doctors. → Read More
Learn all about Latin Artist on the Rise, Derby Motoreta’s Burrito Kachimba, here. → Read More
A steady stream of at-home entertainment for the Cuban public gives a global audience access to performances by a panorama of artists. → Read More
A video shaped by lock-down monotony doesn’t seem so unusual for a band built on high school ennui. → Read More
The chances that Ibiza’s music season will open in May are dropping fast as Spanish officials wrestle with when to reopen a country in coronavirus lockdown. → Read More
A Cuban anesthesiologist in Barcelona connects with the artist’s songs to create a network of hope in times of COVID-19. → Read More
U.S. dates for Soda Stereo’s Gracias Totales Tour have been rescheduled. → Read More
Thirty years ago Tuesday (April 21), Gipsy Kings -- the band that had the world striking a flamenco pose and screaming out “bem bem” and “djobi, djoba” on dance floors -- rumbaed to the top of the Hot Latin Songs chart with “Volaré.” → Read More
A virtual board meeting put on end to Jurado’s term at the troubled organization after 15 months. → Read More
Spiritual support from Cuba, Spain and places in my mind. → Read More
After nearly a month of total confinement in Spain, and with no clear end in sight, Jarabe de Palo’s Pau Donés has risen like a phoenix from the ashes to announce his musical comeback. → Read More
Chart compiler Promusicae stops publishing chart due to "irrelevant" physical sales. → Read More