Anisa Officially Presents Her New Single "Prueba y Error"

Ana Isabel Pájaro Marrugo, known artistically as Anisa, is 30 years old, a health technologist, and one of the emerging voices of afrobeat in Bolívar. Originally from Turbaco, she found a natural connection with music from childhood through singing and dancing. At 15, she was already part of rock bands in her school and, over time, decided to fully commit to her project as an independent artist, which she now pursues professionally.

Have You Heard Her Yet? Meet Olivia Dean, the New Jewel of British Pop

She is 26 years old, with a fresh and light image, without much fanfare. Her mother is Jamaican-Guyanese and her father is English. She started in music at 16...

Arcángel announces concert in Medellín, when will it be?

The reggaeton singer revealed that he will offer a show in Medellín on September 5, 2026 as part of his tour La Octava Maravilla World Tour. Arcángel...

The Cartagenans José David and Juan Diego Seeking to Conquer Their Dream

In a room where the echo of the accordion still resonates, José David Caraballo speaks with the serenity of someone who has a clear path. He is 19 years old, but he carries on his shoulders a story that began long before he learned to write his name. Today, he is not only the first youth king of the Festival de la Leyenda Vallenata for Bolívar, but he is also starting a new musical phase with singer Juan Diego Simancas, in a group that promises to leave its mark on vallenato music from Cartagena de Indias.

Joddy Catalan Wins the Golden Congo at Barranquilla's Night of Orchestras

Joddy Catalan won first place in the urban category of the Golden Congo at Barranquilla's Night of Orchestras and returns with a new song produced by Hokai.

Willie Colon: Funeral Details and His Final Farewell

The renowned American trombonist and arranger Willie Colon passed away on February 21, 2026, at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Bronxville, following respiratory complications. The legendary 'bad boy of the Bronx' grew up surrounded by music from birth, decisively influenced by his grandmother Antonia, with whom he was raised. She sang to him, instilled in him a love for music, and pride in his Puerto Rican roots. This cultural legacy took him to stages worldwide, alongside the salsa born in the streets of New York, a genre of which he was one of its great architects. Read: The story behind 'the Bad Boy of the Bronx,' Willie Colon's nickname.

Carlos Vives presents “El último disco” and explains why it won't be the end

The last album will not be the last for Carlos Vives. This new work – which will be released this year – is a declaration of principles and the title speaks...

A Nicaraguan urban artist is included in Billboard's "rough diamonds" list

The specialized magazine highlights the interpreter of "San Juan del Sur" and "Deakachimba" as one of the emerging promises of the Latin music scene.

Cazzu Explodes Over Song Mentioning Christian Nodal: Rauw Alejandro Responds

A new controversy shakes the urban music world following the release of "Rosita," a song performed by Rauw Alejandro and Jhayco, whose lyrics include the phrase "I will marry you like Christian Nodal," a direct reference to the Mexican artist. The verse generated a reaction from Argentine singer Cazzu, Nodal's ex-partner, who published a message expressing her disagreement.

Morat consolidates its global dominance with 24 sold-out concerts on its world tour

The Colombian band Morat is experiencing one of the most solid moments of its career. With its new international tour 'Ya Es Mañana World Tour,' the group reaffirms its leadership in the live circuit by accumulating 24 completely sold-out concerts in Latin America and Spain, a milestone that few Latin groups have achieved simultaneously on both continents.

Shakira Makes History with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2026 Nomination

Colombian music makes history again on the international stage. Shakira was officially nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2026, becoming the first Colombian artist to achieve this distinction since the institution's creation.

Colombian singer Shakira nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in the USA

Colombian singer Shakira was nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for the first time, becoming the only Latin artist among the 17 candidates for the 2026 edition, alongside figures like Mariah Carey and Iron Maiden.