Daddy Yankee’s “Sonríele” Goes Viral with Over 1 Million TikTok Videos
When he released the song in the summer of 2025, the global artist stated that it was not about a “return” to music, but rather about “connection.”
Morat’s Debut and Emilia’s Appearance Confirm WK Entertainment’s Impact at Coachella 2026
The Colombian band and the Argentinian singer performed at Coachella during its first weekend.
Wisin Surprises Karol G’s Coachella Crowd with Old-School Reggaeton Classics
The artist wowed the audience with Wisin & Yandel era classics “Pam Pam,” “Mayor Que Yo,” and “Rakata,” as well as “Saoco,” one of his first solo hits.
Gloria Trevi to Be Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award at Billboard Latin Women in Music Celebration
When Gloria Trevi burst onto the music scene in her home country in the late 1980s and later took Latin America by storm, she marked a before and after for Hispanic female artists.
Jay Wheeler Kicks Off New Era with Viral Release “De Lejitos”
Fueled by livestream momentum on Kick and organic fan virality, Wheeler ushers in his next chapter as one of Latin music’s most dynamic storytellers.
Zhamira Receives her First Solo Nominations at the 2026 Premios Tu Música Urbano Mix
Zhamira is nominated in three categories, including “Album of the Year – Female Artist” for her successful album “Curita Para el Corazón.”
Abren nuevas secciones para el regreso de Nicky Jam al Coliseo de Puerto Rico el 23 y 24 de mayo
Luego de 10 años sin realizar su espectáculo en la Isla y recibir tanto cariño local con el anuncio de su “Regreso a Casa”, Nicky pidió a la producción que le añadieran otra tarima en la parte norte del Coliseo y así poder estar cerca de todos los fanáticos.
Carlos Vives, Nicky Jam, Elvis Crespo, Intocable, Zhamira, and Pitbull Stay Busy with April and May Shows
Ranging from pop and reggaeton to merengue, vallenato, and regional Mexican music, this group of artists will offer a diverse musical menu that is sure to please thousands of fans across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Lucy Vives Draws Inspiration from Her Mother and Grandmother, Coins New Word for “Mascacielo,” Her First Song in Four Years
Built around a word entirely invented by Vives, “Mascacielo” draws from the childhood phrase “comerse el cielo,” a message passed down by her mother and grandmother about dreaming without limits and fully claiming one’s desires.
From Censorship to Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year: Daddy Yankee’s Impact on the Globalization of Latin Music
At a time when other Hispanic artists were releasing albums in English to conquer the global market, Daddy Yankee made the crossover in Spanish and singing about his culture.