Meet Majo Revés, Miguel Bosé's Opening Act from Antioquia

Majo says she's been an artist since birth but is only now managing to create her music with her creative vision of the world. We met her three years ago when we toured the Intensive Care Unit of the Las Américas clinic while two musicians sang to patients and caregivers to give them encouragement and a moment of joy during such complex times. She was part of the 'clinic musicians' and at that time was a music student at Eafit University.

Piso 21 premieres "Trescender", an album that marks their new stage as a trio and brings great collaborations

Evolution and essence are two key words in this new work by Piso 21. Here, El profe, DIM and Pablo show the world, in 12 songs, that they have grown and that these 19 years of experience place them at another level, but also that the substance and form of what Piso 21 has been since those first chords still exists.

Bon Jovi to Have Biographical Film: Universal Pictures Prepares a Biopic About Their Beginnings

The rock band Bon Jovi will have its own biographical film. The Universal Pictures studio is developing a biopic that will narrate the early years of the g...

He Left Amidst the Chords of 'La Murga de Panamá': This Was Willie Colón's Farewell

With a public mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York, musicians and salsa lovers bid farewell to trombonist, composer, and producer W...

Luis Alfonso revealed what happened to Yeison Jiménez's musicians after offering them work

Colombian popular music continues to remember Yeison Jiménez, whose legacy left not only songs but also a work team that accompanied him on stages and tours for years. After his death, many doubts arose about what would happen to the musicians who were part of his group.

The people from Cartagena Criss & Ronny return with "Suelta mi mano"

The renowned Colombian duo Criss & Ronny, known as "Los Dueños del Cambio," present their new release, "Suelta mi mano," a song that arrives full of emotion, identity, and a clear message: let go of what no longer adds value to move forward.

Carlos Vives and the Big Question: Will ‘Tour al Sol’ Be His Last Tour?

While finalizing the details of his upcoming album and rehearsing for his ambitious concert tour ‘El tour hacia el sol’, Carlos Vives is already in ‘World Cup mode,’ wearing the jersey with a faith, hope, and enthusiasm he confesses to not having had before in Colombia's World Cup participations.

Juanes returns to his roots and back to thrash metal

At midnight this Friday, Juanes' followers will be able to listen one by one to the songs that are part of Juanesteban, the Antioquian artist's new record work with which he celebrates more than 25 years of career as a soloist.

The River, the 12-year-old young talent from Cartagena, releases his single SENTIR

Roberto Mario Combatt Carrillo, known in the music industry as The River, continues to make his way in urban music. At only 12 years old, the young artist released his latest single titled ‘SENTIR’.

Fonseca announces his first concert at El Campín: “This is a dream to fulfill”

There have been many occasions when Fonseca has sung at the El Campín stadium for over 23 years, starting with the time he was Juanes' opening act, but now the Bogota-based artist is preparing to join the select list of national artists who have performed their music on this stage, such as Carlos Vives, Silvestre Dangond, Morat, and recently Andrés Cepeda.

Carlos Vives returns with album and Tour to the Sun

The artist from Santa Marta is about to release a new album and tells us why he called it 'The Last Album' and his commitment to an album made like the old days. He will come to Medellin in October this year on his tour...

BTS Reveals New Details of Arirang, the Album That Will Mark Their Return in March

BTS's return is getting closer, and now fans have new key details about ARIRANG, the album that will officially mark their return as a group on March 20, 2026.