Nuevo Features

Watch Karol G Fight Anahí Over Ricky Martin in ‘Tropicoqueta’ Telenovela

Karol G has teamed up with five telenovela giants for a new promotion clip of her forthcoming album, Tropicoqueta. Inspired by ‘90s Latin soap operas, the Colombian singer released a nearly two-minute Spanish-language video starring herself alongside actresses Anahí, Itatí Cantoral, Gaby Spanic, Ninel Conde and Azela Robinson. In true telenovela fashion, Karol and Anahí[…]

Becky G Premieres ‘Rebbeca’ at Tribeca Festival & More Uplifting Moments in Latin Music

From career milestones to new music releases to major announcements and those little important moments, Billboard editors highlight uplifting moments in Latin music. Here’s what happened in the Latin music world this week. Becky G’s Premieres Rebbeca Becky G premiered her deeply personal and beautifully crafted documentary, Rebbeca, at the Tribeca Festival on Thursday (June 12) at United[…]

Grupo Frontera’s ‘Y Lo Que Viene’ EP & More Best New Music Latin

New Music Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs and albums recommended by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors. Check out this week’s picks below. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Grupo Frontera, Y Lo Que Viene (Grupo Frontera) Following Mala Mía, the joint EP with Fuerza Regida that dropped last December, Grupo Frontera surprises[…]

‘United We Rise’: Fuerza Regida, Maná, Becky G & More Latin Artists Take a Stand Against Trump’s Immigration Crackdowns

The L.A. raids coupled by the Trump administration’s immigration policies have sent shockwaves through the Latin music world and beyond, bringing cultural and political tensions to the forefront. From abrupt visa issues disrupting major touring schedules from Mexican stars like Julión Álvarez and Grupo Firme, to Donald Trump’s deployment of 2,000 California National Guard to[…]

Fonseca’s Tropicalia Tour Set List

Colombian singer songwriter Fonseca is taking his Latin Grammy-winning Tropicalia Tour on a limited U.S. arena run that kicked off June 10 in Atlanta and will play in seven cities before heading off for nearly 20 dates in Latin America and Spain. The trek will mark the first time Fonseca has played songs from 2024’s[…]

Carín León: Photos From the Billboard Español Cover Shoot

It’s 2 a.m. on a May morning in Aguascalientes, Mexico, long past most people’s bedtimes. But inside the Palenque of Feria de San Marcos — a venue in this central Mexican city — Carín León is entering the third hour of a performance where he has sung nonstop while pacing the small 360-degree stage like[…]

Father’s Day 2025: 16 Tender Moments of Latin Artists as Dads

For many artists, there is something even more powerful than filling stadiums, pulling all-nighters in recording studios, topping charts, or receiving awards: being a father. On Father’s Day 2025, celebrated this Sunday (June 15), we recognize not the touring singer or the hitmaker, but the man behind the microphone. He who lovingly combs his daughter’s[…]

Streaming Drives 79% of Recorded Music Revenue in Argentina: CAPIF 2025 Report

The 2025 Argentina Music Report from the Argentine Chamber of Phonogram and Videogram Producers (CAPIF) shows that streaming is still dominating the country’s music industry, making up 79% of total recorded music revenue in 2024. Within the digital segment, subscription-based streaming leads with 65% of the revenue, solidifying itself as the main source of music[…]

How ‘Real Women Have Curves’ Went From 2002 Film to 2025 Tony Nominee: ‘It’s Like It Should Have Always Been a Musical’

The first time Broadway director and choreographer Sergio Trujillo heard about Real Women Have Curves, he didn’t pay much attention. His husband, producer Jack Noseworthy — with whom he runs Truworthy Productions, focused on finding Latino stories to empower the community through musical theater — had watched the America Ferrera-starring 2002 movie and asked him[…]