From Shakira’s hair care products to Maluma’s mezcal, see the list below.
11/25/2025
Christmas is officially a month away, and whether you’re the type who gives presents on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) or Christmas Day (Dec. 25), Billboard is here to alleviate some stress during the hectic shopping season.
In true fashion, we have curated the ultimate holiday gift guide for the Latin music lover. This year’s list includes a variety of options ranging from collector’s items to limited-edition merch to concert tickets to fan must-haves, and beyond.
For the Latin music fan who also loves beauty and fashion, you will find Shakira’s haircare products, Isima, which she launched this July. Featuring eight products, including leave-in treatment and curl cream, the haircare line was formulated with the Colombian star’s Latin roots in mind. Earlier this month, J Balvin announced a capsule collection with bags and accessories brand Vélez, and Kenia Os surprised fans with the launch of her very own perfume called KOS Muse with soft notes of wood and vanilla.
Meanwhile, for the aficionado who appreciates a good album, we suggest Carlos Vives’ La Tierra del Olvido vinyl, which has been remastered and expanded for the set’s 30th anniversary. The set — which debuted and peaked at No. 5 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart in 1995, and gave Vives the first of his two No. 1 on Top Tropical Albums, where it spent seven weeks on top — ultimately introduced Colombia’s rooted vallenato music to the world.
Furthermore, our Billboard Latin gift guide includes a handful of merch and even beverages that are perfect for any collection or holiday celebration. See the complete list below:
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Karol G’s Capsule at Diesel
Image Credit: Brianna Capozzi Inspired by Karol G’s Tropicoqueta album, and ranging from $105 to $650, the Diesel x Karol G capsule features metallic denim jackets, knit polo dresses, T-shirts with the song name “Latina Foreva,” bright orange swimwear, and even accessories such as a purse, hat and sunglasses.
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Kenia Os’ Perfume
Image Credit: David Cabrera After revealing to Billboardthat she loves perfumes and has over 200 of them at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards carpet, Kenia Os officially launched her highly awaited perfume. Dubbed as “K Os Muse,” the fragrance is “warm and sophisticated” with “notes of cardamom, caramel and creamy vanilla,” according to the brand’s official Instagram account. The perfume is available at Ulta Beauty México, but also online.
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Shakira’s Haircare Products
Image Credit: Chris Cornejo As some who’s “long struggled to nurture her own demanding waves and curls,” according to the official website, Shakira launched her own haircare line called Isima. Ranging from $14 to $95, the products vary from hydrating shampoo and conditioner, curl perfector, reparative hair oil and more. Two different holiday sets are also available for a limited time.
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Rauw Alejandro’s Tour Merch
Image Credit: Marco Perretta Rauw Alejandro’s high-concept, Broadway-inspired Cosa Nuestra world tour might have officially wrapped, but the official merch continues to live online. This one’s for the devoted Rauw fan who probably missed the merch stand at his show. Starting at $14.99, the online store includes the Cosa Nuestra CD, hoodies, baseball caps and even a collectible toy.
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The J Balvin x Vélez Collection
Image Credit: Ricardo Beas A fashion icon himself, J Balvin teamed up with Colombian brand Vélez for a limited-edition collection that features premium leathered bags, charms, coin purses and more. “We’re both from Medellín and have a global vision,” the Colombian artist said in a press statement. “We’re proud of where we come from and what we, as Latinos, can contribute creatively. We always strive for the highest quality, but above all, we have a deep love for what we do.”
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Chiquis’ Children’s Book
Image Credit: Emilio Sanchez Filled with life lessons that include healing, grief and confronting bullying, Chiquis’ first-ever children’s book, The Girl Who Sings to Bees, “honors the relationship she had with her mom [Jenni Rivera], finding solace from her grief in their shared love of music by singing to the bees in her abuelita’s garden and the power to find her voice despite fear and bullying from peers,” according to a press release.
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Feid’s Signature Sneaker
Image Credit: Courtesy Salomon Since becoming a Salomon ambassador in Spring 2024, Feid officially dropped the XT-Pathway 2 FERXXO in October, marking his first-ever creative-directed sneaker. More than just a hiking shoe, the pair unites the Colombian artist’s world: Medellín’s lush green mountains, his signature neon-green aesthetic, and his genre-blending energy. The shoe is designed with glow-in-the-dark details and custom charms such as the sun, moon and ghost.
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A Carlos Vives Vinyl
Image Credit: Courtesy of Gaira Música Local In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Carlos Vives’ La Tierra del Olvido album, the artist unleashed a commemorative vinyl release for fans. The remastered and expanded version, also available on all digital platforms, includes new songs such as “500,” which pays tribute to the 500th anniversary of Vives’ hometown Santa Marta, and features artists such as Bomba Estéreo, Lalo Ebratt and Vives’ own daughter Olga Lucía Vives, among others.
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Maluma’s Mezcal
Image Credit: David Bernal Beyond being a music star and owning a restaurant, Maluma is also the co-owner of Contraluz, an artisanal cristalino mezcal brand harvested by hand by local producers in Oaxaca, México. Made from Espadín agave, the bottle sells for $60. A Contraluz Tequila Cristalino is also available for $40.
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Concert Tickets
Image Credit: Kevin Mazur/WireImage And what music lover does not love a good show? While artists such as Shakira, Rauw Alejandro and Manuel Turizo toured this year, 2026 is shaping up to be as promising a touring year. Next year, fans can catch Bad Bunny on his Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour, Maná on its Vivir Sin Aire Tour, or Ricardo Arjona on his Lo Que el Seco No Dijo Tour, among others.
