La Mari and Chambao Return to Venezuela: 'I Want to Convey Gratitude to Those Who Have Always Been There'

Chambao's return to international stages, after 25 years, is more than a celebration: the anniversary tour

The Cranberries honors Dolores O’Riordan with a special edition and Mexican voices

The Cranberries' drummer, Fergal Lawler, still gets emotional when he remembers the group's singer Dolores O’Riordan (1971-2018), one of the most recognizable voices of 90s rock, and listens to her again in the deluxe edition that the band has decided to release as a tribute to the Irishwoman after 33 years of their first album ‘Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?’.

Unseen Video of Yeison Jiménez Recording "Destino Final" Revealed

An unseen video of Yeison Jiménez has once again put his song “Destino Final” at the center of the conversation.

Mourning: Death of renowned music legend confirmed

Hip-hop is mourning because one of the most important and influential artists has passed away.

Llane's Return: Releases 'Arepa con queso' and Marks New Stage After Piso 21

To understand why Juan David Castaño feels more Llane than ever today, one must go back decades, long before the packed stadiums and the glitter of global pop. One must travel to Sabaneta, Antioquia, to a restaurant called Alma Llanera.

Feid's New Songs Cause Controversy Over Hints at Karol G After Their Breakup

The release of BoleritoXX, one of the tracks included in the album Feid Vs Ferxxo, has unleashed a strong wave of comments on social media and digital platforms. The conversation revolves around a single interpretation: for thousands of fans, the song allegedly contains emotional references and possible hints at the breakup between Feid and Karol G, one of the most high-profile couples in the urban genre in recent years.

Blessd releases his new album ‘El mejor hombre del mundo’: his most ambitious project to date

At a key moment in his career, Colombian artist Blessd officially presents ‘EL MEJOR HOMBRE DEL MUNDO’, his new studio album. A project that encapsulates his artistic evolution, his cultural impact, and his consolidation as one of the most representative figures of the new generation of urban music in Colombia.

Puerto Rico According to Bad Bunny: Unmissable Places to Get to Know the Island

Much has been said about Bad Bunny this year, partly due to his Super Bowl halftime performance, his Grammy wins (taking home three awards, including the historic Album of the Year award), and having nearly 30 songs with over 1 billion streams on Spotify. In short, a lot has been said. But when all lights point to Bad Bunny, he points to Puerto Rico, wanting the island to shine and for people to know it, not just for its beaches, but for its culture, its people, and its history of struggle and resistance. This is precisely what 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos' is about. The album is a dedication to the island: 'This project is dedicated to all Puerto Ricans around the world,' it reads on the album. 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos' is a journey that starts in the United States with 'NUEVAYoL,' the first track (which begins with a sample of 'Un Verano en Nueva York' by El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico), and travels through the island and its dynamics across the other 16 songs. It is an album full of details, nods, and tributes, an album that elevates Puerto Rico. An act of resistance, but also a guide to exploring the island. Here are some of the places Bad Bunny takes us.

Chyno and Nacho launch 'Radio Venezuela', an album that brings together dozens of Venezuelan artists

The duo Chyno and Nacho presented this Thursday their new album ‘Radio Venezuela’, a project conceived by Nacho Mendoza together with his nephew Ignacio ‘Happy’ Mendoza, which brings together a wide representation of Venezuelan artists and takes radio as a symbolic axis as a link with the country. The album brings together Venezuelan artists from [...]

Yeison Jiménez wrote a song for Ciro Quiñónez: his family announces the release

The family of Yeison Jiménez announced this week the upcoming release of a song that the artist left written for the singer Ciro Quiñónez before his death...

Yeison Jiménez left an unreleased song that Ciro Quiñonez will now interpret: this is how it sounds

Colombian popular music continues to feel the impact of the departure of Yeison Jiménez, which occurred on January 10, 2026. Since then, his family has taken on the task of preserving his artistic legacy by releasing unreleased songs, many of them recorded or written before his death.

Daddy Yankee to be the 2026 Latin Grammy Person of the Year: the details

The Latin Recording Academy announced who will be the 2026 Person of the Year, who will be honored at a special gala on November 11 in Las Vegas, during Latin Grammy week.