Karol G surprises Toronto crowd and announces new album mid-tour
Before more than 50,000 fans, the Colombian star revealed the cover of 'No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto', dropping August 7.
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Willie Colón collaborator sues over 'Tras La Tormenta' composition royalties
A songwriter who contributed to the creation of the salsa classic 'Tras La Tormenta' has filed a lawsuit claiming the recognition and royalties he says he has not received in decades.
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Bad Bunny Rules: tops the monthly tour report for the tenth consecutive time
The Puerto Rican superstar extends his own record by leading the monthly ranking of the world's highest-grossing tours for the tenth straight time — a feat no Latin artist has ever achieved.
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Latin GRAMMY®: The rules every voter must know
The Latin Recording Academy reminds members of the rules governing the voting process during the July-to-October season. Knowing them is every member's responsibility.
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Celia Cruz in Lima: the day the Queen of Salsa wore a Peruvian poncho
A historic 1971 photograph shows Celia Cruz walking along Lima's Avenida La Colmena, proudly wearing a poncho from the Valle del Mantaro. An unrepeatable encounter between the queen of salsa and Andean culture.
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Elvis Crespo reveals how much money «Suavemente» still generates for him
The king of merengue broke his silence and spoke candidly about the royalties still produced by his 1998 mega-hit, one of the most-listened-to Latin songs in history.
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Lupita Nyong'o to participate in a special Buena Vista Social Club performance
The Oscar winner joins the legendary Cuban musical project for a unique show that promises to be a historic encounter between cinema and tropical music.
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🎤 Lalo Rodríguez: The Prodigious Voice of Salsa
Ubaldo Rodríguez Santos (1958–2022), known worldwide as Lalo Rodríguez, was a prominent Puerto Rican singer and songwriter. He possessed one of the most powerful, pitch-perfect and versatile voices in the history of salsa.
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Financial Restructuring of Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS)
Massive debt reduction: A Delaware bankruptcy judge approved SBS's Chapter 11 reorganization plan, which will cut more than 75% of its debt (eliminating approx. $240 million out of a total of $310 million).
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Shakira keeps breaking records.
Her track "Dai Dai", with Burna Boy and the official song of the 2026 World Cup, reached number one on the Billboard Global 200, becoming the first official World Cup song to achieve this feat.
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The Career of Papo Sánchez
His real name is José Victor Sánchez, from Hatillo, Puerto Rico. In addition to being an outstanding singer and conservatory musician, he is a multi-instrumentalist (plays guitar, cuatro, and more).
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Prosecutors seize millions in assets from singer Charlie Zaa
The entertainment and tropical music world is in complete shock. The Attorney General's Office has taken a drastic measure that puts renowned Colombian singer Charlie Zaa, famous for his boleros, in the eye of the storm.
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McDonald's bows to the Boogaloo of Willie Rosario and Bobby V.
If you're passionate about tropical music — the kind who digs through old vinyl credits — you'll love this untold story. Today we revisit one of the best collaborations of the golden era of boogaloo.
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Roberto Torres: The Eternal Voice of Guajira and Son
The Elegant One of Salsa. A career spanning decades of tropical music with an unmistakable style and a voice that lives on in the heart of the Latin people.
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Willy Chirino: The Sound of Freedom and the Pulse of Miami
An Unforgettable Icon. Willy Chirino has represented for decades the essence of Cuban music in exile, fusing tropical rhythms with the free spirit of Miami.
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📷 Victor Willis, Village People singer, dies at 74
Victor Willis, the founding singer and lead songwriter behind Village People, died on Tuesday June 30 at age 74 following what his family described as a short but aggressive illness.
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Ponce pays tribute to a legend! in honor of José Cheo Feliciano
The "Señorial City" of Ponce dresses up in style and clave to honor one of its most illustrious and beloved sons in the history of Latin music. Mural inauguration on Friday, July 3 at 6:00 PM.
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