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The latest release by pan-Latin boy band CNCO is dripping with drama — and azucar. Titled “Ya Tú Sabes,” or “You Already Know,” it’s the lead single off their upcoming seven-song EP, Que Quiénes Somos, out October 11th. A hypnotic blend of salsa and Latin trap, the Tommy Brown-produced “Ya Tú Sabes” exemplifies mainstream pop’s
J Balvin and Bad Bunny bring a taste of Halloween to Mykonos, Greece in their new clip for “Cuidao Por Ahí.” Their bone-chilling latest single, which translates to “Careful Out There,” is the third release off their collaborative summer LP, Oasis. Director Colin Tilley — the mastermind behind big-budget videos by Halsey, Kendrick Lamar and
Celso Piña, one of Latin America’s most beloved accordion players and singer-songwriters, died of a heart attack in his hometown of Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. His record label, La Tuna Group, confirmed Piña’s death on Wednesday. He was 66. For over 30 years, Piña, known by the nickname “El Rebelde de Acordéon” (the Accordion Rebel),
Tainy’s debut album as an artist is well underway. On Thursday, the iconic reggaeton producer premiered his new song, “Adicto,” during a live broadcast on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1. The third single off Tainy’s yet-untitled LP, “Adicto” features tortured, contrasting vocals by urbano stars Anuel AA and Ozuna. “Bebé, yo soy adicto a tu piel/Siempre
It has officially been 20 years since Shakira first brought her unique brand of rock en español (and leather pants) to MTV’s Unplugged series, and 48 hours since Rosalía and Ozuna shook fans with their surprise collaboration. In case you missed it, here are some highlights from this week in Latin music. Kali Uchis, Cuco
Saint Hubris surprised fans with releasing a new track „Mexico”, that follows his brilliant debut “Heartbreak in the Summertime”. It seems like this talented Canadian artist has decided to drift away a bit from tradition-wise hip-hop and experiment with more dance tunes. We get a dose of good reggae and dancehall influences that are perfectly
Rosalía and Ozuna — two Spanish-language pop titans, from opposite ends of the Atlantic — released a surprise track on Thursday, titled “Yo X Ti, Tu X Mi.” In what translates to “Me for You, You for Me,” the duo trade off flirty verses to a featherweight reggaeton groove, accented by mellow steel drums. “I
Looking back, Doris Muñoz is still awestruck by that first show at the Hi-Hat, in Los Angeles’ Highland Park. Headlined by a young Cuco — the Chicano singer who, until then, had only performed his dreamy pop ballads in backyard shows — the 2017 event was organized by Muñoz, his music manager, to raise money
In case you missed it, here are some standout moments in Latin music from the week of August 5th. Los Tigres del Norte, “La Prisión de Folsom (Folsom Prison Blues)”Johnny Cash aficionados will recall his 1968 album, At Folsom Prison, and its landmark opening song, “Folsom Prison Blues.” Fifty years later, Johnny Cash’s classic would get its
Bad Bunny and J Balvin have released the Puerto Rico-based video for their collaboration “Yo Le Llego,” a song off their joint album Oasis that dropped in July. The clip shows the two artists riding through San Juan on a floating boat, passing through parties and picking up plenty of girls. Along the way, the
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