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All the U.S. Tours From Latin Artists Announced for 2024 (Updating)

From Gabito Ballesteros to Chiquis and more, see everyone who's hitting the road in 2024.

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Editor’s Note:  The list features only U.S. tours and is updated on a biweekly basis. Tours that have already ended have been removed from the list .

2023 marked a significant year in touring for Latin acts across multiple genres, including reggaetón, música mexicana and pop. They represent a wide-ranging crop of artists who’ve diversified the Billboard touring charts, according to the year-end Boxscore chart . More and more Spanish-language artists also toured stadiums, as was the case for Fuerza Regida , RBD and Karol G . The latter landed at No. 11 on the 2023 Top Tours chart, with $146.9 million and 843,000 tickets sold from just 19 dates of her Mañana Será Bonito U.S. stadium tour.

This new year looks to be just as promising.

Just days after dropping Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana , Bad Bunny announced his 2024 Most Wanted U.S. Tour, produced by Live Nation and Rimas, which will kick off Feb. 21 in Salt Lake City and runs until May 26 in Miami. It’s set to follow the hitmaker’s World’s Hottest Tour stadium run, which along with his Ultimo Tour del Mundo arena run led to a  record-breaking  $435 million in tour grosses for Bad Bunny in 2022.

Reggaetón OG Don Omar also announced his return to the stage with his highly-anticipated Back to Reggaetón U.S. Tour. The CMN-produced trek, set to kick off in March in Reading, Penn., will make stops in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Las Vegas, among other cities. Other artists who are set to hit the road next year are Pepe Aguilar , Laura Pausini , Hombres G and Gloria Trevi .

Below, see our updating list of Latin tours that have already been announced for 2024.

Alicia Villarreal

Tour: Donde Todo Comenzó

Mexican sweetheart Alicia Villarreal is hitting the road in 2024 with her Donde Todo Comenzó tour, where she will take fans down to memory lane, performing her greatest hits from the ’90s and today. The former Grupo Limite singer will visit 16 U.S. cities including Denver, Phoenix and Houston in the trek produced by Live Nation. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, Dec. 15, at www.livenation.com .

Mar 16 – Omaha, NE @ Steelhouse Omaha Mar 17 – Denver, CO @ Paramount Theatre Mar 22 – Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre Mar 23 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren Apr 12 – San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre Apr 13 – El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre Apr 19 – Inglewood, CA @ YouTube Theater Apr 20 – El Cajon, CA @ The Magnolia May 11 – Kennewick, WA @ Toyota Center May 12 – Portland, OR @ Keller Auditorium May 17 – San Jose, CA @ San Jose Civic May 18 – Wheatland, CA @ Hard Rock Live Sep 06 – Laredo, TX @ Sames Auto Arena Sep 07 – McAllen, TX @ McAllen Performing Arts Center Sep 13 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Sep 14 – Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall

Ana Bárbara

Tour: Reina Grupera Tour 2024

Mexican star  Ana Bárbara  is set to celebrate her three decades in music with a 30-plus date tour that will kick off Aug. 2 in Reno, Nev. Called the Reina Grupera Tour 2024, produced by Reventon Promotions and EDIM Talent in a joint effort, the stint will make stops in Houston, New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Atlanta and other major cities across the United States before wrapping up in Chicago on Nov. 16.

See the complete list of dates here .

Andrés Cepeda

Tour: Tengo Ganas

In the spring, the Colombian singer-songwriter will embark on his 19-city Tengo Ganars Tour. The trek —which will feature special guest Alejandro Santamaría — kicks off April 9 in Nashville, and wraps on May 4 in Charlotte, N.C., making pit stops in Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, New York and other cities in between.

“Unlike La Ruta Púrpura [tour], which was based on acoustic sounds of the grand piano, double bass and winds, this new tour delves into the opposite pole of my career. This tour is Pop, it is Rock, it is electric guitars , synthesizers and drums,” the crooner said in a press statement.

Tickets are available at www.andrescepeda.com.co .

Tour: Baile Funk Experience Tour

Brazilian superstar  Anitta  announced her Baile Funk Experience Tour, a global swing that includes her first-ever North American trek. The tour, which includes mostly theaters, will see her play more than 20 dates in total, beginning on May 18 in Mexico and including stops in Los Angeles (Wiltern Theater), New York (Brooklyn Paramount) and Miami (The Fillmore), for a total of seven North American dates.

The tour, produced by Live Nation, will also include stops in South America and wrap up with a swing through Europe. See the full list of cities and dates here .

Aterciopelados

Tour: El Dorado

Colombian act Aterciopelados is playing North American dates for its El Dorado tour. The 13-date stint will kick off April 9 in Phoenix and will visit other major cities including Atlanta, Boston and Miami. The tour includes two dates in Canada: April 26 in Montreal and April 27 in Toronto. See the dates below:

Tour: Cerrando Ciclos

Romeo Santos  and  Aventura  are reuniting once again for their 2024 Cerrando Ciclos trek. Produced by  CMN  Events, the 20-date trek will kick off May 1 in Sacramento, and wraps in Dallas on June 11, with two additional dates in Canada. The timeless bachata group — known for hits such as “Obsesion,” “Dile al Amor” and “Un Beso” — will also make pit stops in key U.S. cities including Los Angeles, New York and Miami.  

Tour: Most Wanted Tour

In October, Bad Bunny announced he’s hitting the road in 2024 in support of his latest set, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana . The Most Wanted Tour, produced by Live Nation and Rimas, will kick off Feb. 21 in Salt Lake City and runs until May 26 in Miami, Fla. In between, Benito will make stops in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Houston, Atlanta and more U.S. cities.

The 2024 Most Wanted Tour will follow the artist’s World’s Hottest Tour stadium run. See the complete list of dates for Bad Bunny’s Most Wanted Tour here .

Tour: Vida En Rosa Tour

The Mexican pop group is set to go on tour in celebration of the band’s 24th anniversary. Produced by Live Nation and Frias Entertainment, the 12-city tour kicks off on April 24 at San Jose Civic in San Jose, Calif., and will be making stops across North America in other cities such as Chicago, Phoenix and Miami before wrapping up in Houston at Smart Financial Center at Sugar Land on June 23. See the dates here .

Caifanes & Cafe Tacvba

Tour: Caifanes & Cafe Tacvba

Rock en Español lovers rejoice! Cafe Tacvba and Caifanes are hitting the road together for the first time. Kicking off May 29 in Washington state and wrapping June 30 in Indiana, two of the most emblematic Mexican rock bands are taking their 20-city trek on the road, presented by Live Nation.  Tickets for the joint tour are available at www.livenation.com . See full dates below:

Tour: Nuestro Lugar Feliz Tour

Produced by Loud and Live, Camilo’s Nuestro Lugar Feliz tour will kick off Sept. 26 in Los Angeles. The nine-date trek announcement comes on the heels of the Colombian singer-songwriter’s EP, titled Un , and his and Evaluna’s pregnancy announcement. The couple is expecting baby No. 2. See the complete list of dates for Camilo’s Nuestro Lugar Feliz Tour below:

• Los Angeles — Sept. 26
• El Paso, Texas — Sept. 28
• McAllen, Texas — Oct. 5
• Huston — Oct. 6
• Chicago — Oct. 10
• New York — Oct. 12
• Miami — Oct. 19
• Orlando — Oct. 20
• San Juan, Puerto Rico — Oct. 26

Tour: Diamantes

Produced by Live Nation, Chiquis which will kick off her Diamantes trek on May 30 in El Cajon, Calif., and wrap up Dec. 7 in Fresno, Calif. The  Latin  Grammy-winning artist’s 16-date trek in North America will also make stops in Houston, Atlanta and Mexico City, among others.

“I am so ecstatic, and cannot wait to kick off my Diamantes tour alongside my band, Banda Abeja Reina,” the Mexican-American artist said in a statement. “I am ready to share this new, fresh and one-of-a-kind concert experience, carefully developed with love for my U.S. and Mexican fans. I want to personally invite all my Boss Bees to join me with their flashiest outfits on at every show, so we can shine bright, together!” Tickets are available at www.livenation.com .

• May 30 — El Cajon, Calif. — The Magnolia
• June 1 — Albuquerque, N.M. — Revel Entertainment Center
• June 7 — Hidalgo, Texas — Payne Arena
• June 8 — Houston — 713 Music Hall
• June 9 — Irving, Texas — The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
• June 14 — Atlanta — Coca Cola Roxy
• June 15 — Greensboro, N.C. — Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts
• June 21 — Rosemont, Ill. — Rosemont Theatre
• June 22 — Indianapolis — Murat Theatre @ Old National Centre
• June 27 — Winterhaven, Calif. — Quechan Casino Resort
• June 28  — Inglewood, Calif. — YouTube Theater
• June 30  — Chandler, Ariz. — Wild Horse Pass Casino
• July 12 — Wheatland, Calif. — Hard Rock Live
• July 13  — Salinas, Calif. — Salinas Sports Complex
• Nov. 3  — Mexico City —  Auditorio Nacional
• Dec. 7 — Fresno, Calif. — William Saroyan Theatre

Tour: Ando Enfocado Tour

Erick Aragón, aka Codiciado, is hitting the road with his Ando Enfocado US Tour produced by Live Nation. The first leg of the trek kicks off on April 26 in Wheatland, Calif., at the Hard Rock Live Sacramento, bringing his show to major cities across the country. See the complete list of dates below:

April 26: Wheatland, Calif. @ Hard Rock Live Sacramento

April 27: San Diego, Calif.@ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre 

May 3: Ontario, Calif. @ Toyota Arena

May 4: Fresno, Calif. @ Save Mart Center @ Fresno State

May 5: Phoenix, Ariz. @ Arizona Financial Theatre

Tour: Tour of Lux

Mexican-American sierreño artist DannyLux will hit the road with his House of Lux Tour on April 27 in San Diego. The 11-date stint will make stops in cities such as Dallas, Denver and New York City’s Brooklyn before wrapping up June 28 in Los Angeles. See the dates here .

Tour: Back to Reggaetón

Puerto Rican hitmaker Don Omar unveiled the dates of his long-awaited tour Back To Reggaetón, a 25-date trek with stops in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Las Vegas and Houston, among other major cities. According to a press release, the stint will celebrate two decades of global hits that have marked the superstar’s career. Tickets go on sale Dec. 8.

See the dates below:

Tour: FERXXOCALIPSIS Tour 2024

The Colombian hitmaker has unveiled dates for his upcoming FERXXOCALIPSIS Tour 2024. Produced by Live Nation, the 27-date trek is set to start in Sacramento, Calif., on April 24 at the Golden 1 Center, and will take Feid across major cities from coast to coast before wrapping up July 6 in Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium.

See all dates below:

Tour: Fey USA

Fey is embarking on her first U.S. tour in 10 years, where she will sing some of her greatest ’90s hits such as “Azúcar Amargo,” “Media Naranja” and “La Fuerza del Destino.” Produced by Live Nation, the Mexican pop star will kick off her Fey USA Tour on March 2 at the Besame Mucho Festival in Texas. The 10-city trek will wrap on Aug. 3 in San Jose, Calif. Tickets for the general public go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Dec. 15 via LiveNation.com .

March 02 – Austin, TX @ Circuit of the Americas – Besame Mucho March 16 – McAllen, TX @ McAllen Performing Arts Center March 17 – San Antonio, TX @ The Aztec Theater March 21 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues March 23 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues March 30 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren March 31 – Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues Aug. 01 – El Cajon, CA @ The Magnolia Aug. 03 – San Jose, CA @ San Jose Civic

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Gabito Ballesteros

Tour: The GB Tour

Corridos tumbados singer-songwriter Gabito Ballesteros has announced his highly-anticipated first-ever U.S. tour, set to kick off June 7 in San Diego. With his 31-musicians band in tow, the música mexicana’s 13-date stint — produced by Live nation — will make stop in cities like Houston, Chicago, Atlanta and more, before wrapping up in San Jose, Calif., at the San Jose Civic on Sept. 28. See the complete list of dates here .

Gilberto Santa Rosa

Tour:  Auténtico Tour

After starting in Puerto Rico in 2023 and visiting South America earlier this year, salsa icon Gilberto Santa Rosa brings his tour to the U.S., with stops including Chicago, New York City, Houston, and other cities, before continuing his stint in Europe. 

Check out the dates below: 

Gloria Trevi

Tour: Mi Soundtrack World Tour

Mexican star Gloria Trevi will kick off her Soundtrack Tour in Hidalgo, Texas on Jan. 26, and is set to visit over 30 cities across the U. S., including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Miami. According to a press release, the concept of the tour was inspired by the release of Trevi’s  Mi Soundtrack (Vol. 1 and Vol. 2) . For this trek, Trevi has tapped MAR Solis as the opening act for multiple shows on the first leg of the tour.

Tour: Greeicy Yeliana

Greeicy’s North American leg of her Greeicy Yeliana world tour, presented by Loud and Live, kicks off Oct. 12 at the Coca Cola Music Hall in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and wraps Nov. 3 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa, Fla. The Colombian pop star will also visit fans in Atlanta, New York and Miami, to name a few. 

“After great success in 2023 with Amantes Tour: Kai, we are thrilled to work with Greeicy again for her second U.S. tour, this time as the sole headliner,” said Nelson Albareda, CEO of Loud and Live, in a statement. “Not only is she a remarkable talent but an even better role model for young girls everywhere. Fans are without a doubt in for a genuinely crafted spectacle.” 

Tickets for Greeicy Yeliana go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, March 22, via www.greeicy.live .

Grupo Firme

Tour: La Última Peda

The band will hit the road in 2024 after an almost yearlong hiatus. La Ultima Peda, which loosely translates to “the last drunken tour,” is produced by Live Nation and includes 32 dates, kicking off at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center on May 10 and wrapping at Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium on Nov. 2. The Mexican band, which will perform its biggest hits, will also make stops in Miami, Las Vegas, Nashville and more. 

• May 10 — San Antonio — Frost Bank Center
• May 18 — Laredo, Texas — Sames Auto Arena
• May 25 — Houston — Toyota Center
• June 1 — Miami — Kaseya Center
• June 6 — Tampa, Fla. — Amalie Arena
• June 08 — Charlotte — PNC Music Pavilion
• June 15 — Newark — Prudential Center
• June 21 — Bristow, Va. — Jiffy Lube Live
• June 27 — Nashville — Bridgestone Arena
• June 29 — Atlanta — State Farm Arena
• July 13 — Milwaukee, Wis. — American Family Insurance Amphitheater
• July 19 — Tinley Park, Ill. — Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre
• July 27 — Kansas City — T-Mobile Center
• Aug. 2 — Austin — Moody Center
• Aug. 10 — Edinburg, Texas — Bert Ogden Arena
• Aug. 17 — El Paso, Texas — UTEP Don Haskins Center
• Aug. 23 — Denver — Ball Arena
• Aug. 25 — Salt Lake City — Delta Center
• Aug. 31 — Sacramento, Calif. — Golden 1 Center
• Sept. 7 — Las Vegas — T-Mobile Arena
• Sept. 13 — Fresno, Calif. — Save Mart Center at Fresno State
• Sept. 20 — Ridgefield, Wash. — RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater
• Sept. 21 — Seattle — Climate Pledge Arena
• Sept. 28 — Chula Vista, Calif. — North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
• Oct. 5 — San Jose, Calif. — SAP Center
• Oct. 11 — Highland, Calif. — Yaamava’ Theater at Yaamava’ Resort & Casino
• Oct. 13 — Oakland, Calif. — Oakland Arena
• Oct. 18 — Palm Desert, Calif. — Acrisure Arena
• Oct. 19 — Phoenix — Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
• Oct. 24 — Oklahoma City — Paycom Center
• Oct. 26 — Dallas — Dos Equis Pavilion
• Nov. 2 — Los Angeles — BMO Stadium

Tour: 40 Aniversario Tour

In celebration of their 40th anniversary, iconic Spanish rock band Hombres G is set to embark on their highly anticipated U.S. tour. Produced by Live Nation and Frias Entertainment, the 14-city tour kicks off on March 6 at the Payne Arena in Hidalgo, Texas and will make stops across North America in Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles and more cities, before wrapping up in El Paso at the UTEP Don Haskins Center on July 13.

Mar 6 — Hidalgo, Texas — Payne Arena Mar 8 — Houston — Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land Mar 9 — Irving, Texas — The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Mar 14 — Orlando — Addition Financial Arena Mar 15 — Miami — Kaseya Center Jun 21 — New York — Radio City Music Hall Jun 22 — Rosemont, Ill. — Allstate Arena Jun 27 — Portland — Alaska Airlines’ Theater of the Clouds Jun 29 — San Jose, Calif. — SAP Center Jul 3 — Las Vegas — The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan Jul 6 — Los Angeles — Crypto.com Arena Jul 12 — Phoenix — Arizona Financial Theatre Jul 13 — El Paso — UTEP Don Haskins Center

Tour: Kalimba Íntimo

Mexican pop artist Kalimba kicks off his 2024 Kalimba Íntimo tour in the United States. The eight-date trek will begin April 4 in El Paso, Texas, and wraps April 14 in Las Vegas. See the complete list of dates below:

Los Angeles Azules

Tour: El Amor de Mi Vida Tour

Cumbia icons Los Ángeles Azules announce their return to the United States with their El Amor de mi Vida Tour. The siblings’ band will begin its trek on Feb. 13 in Nashville and, over the course of two months, will visit 27 cities including Miami, New York, Chicago, San Antonio, among many others, before ending on April 20 in Rancho Mirage, Calif.

See the complete list of tour dates here .

Los Mesoneros

Tour: Los Mesoneros Tour 2024 

After its 2023 European tour and two sold-out concerts at the Teatro Metropolitan in Mexico City, alternative pop-rock band Los Mesoneros is set to kick off their new trek in support of their upcoming new album, due April 11. The band will launch its Los Mesoneros Tour 2024 stint   in Mexico before heading to the U.S. for a round of dates in September. See the U.S. dates below:

• Sept. 19 – Los Angeles @ Los Globos
• Sept. 22 – Houston @ Mo’s Place
• Sept. 24 – Dallas @ Granada Theater
• Sept. 25 – Chicago @ Joe’s Bar
• Sept. 26 – New York @ HK Hall
• Sept. 28 – Miami @ Wynwood Marketplace
• Sept. 29 – Orlando @ Legends

Los Temerarios

Tour: Hasta Siempre Tour

Los Temerarios is set to go on their last tour together in 2024, the iconic band announced in August along with the news that they were separating after 40 years together. “We will do [the tour] with the same love and respect that we’ve always done tours with,” brothers Adolfo and Gustavo Ángel said in a statement.

Below, the complete list of dates for Los Temerarios’ upcoming last tour in the U.S.

June 15 — Los Angeles, CA — BMO Stadium July 26 — San Jose, CA — SAP Center Aug. 3 — Las Vegas, NV — Michelob Ultra Arena Aug. 8 — Phoenix, AZ — Footprint Center Aug. 9 — Coachella, CA — Acrisure Arena Aug. 24 — Sacramento, CA — Golden 1 Center Sept. 7 — Fairfax, VA — EagleBank Arena Oct. 4 — Austin, TX — Moody Center Oct. 12 — Houston, TX — Toyota Center Nov. 2 — Atlanta, GA — Gas South Arena Nov. 3 — Charlotte, NC — Spectrum Center Nov. 8 & 9 — Chicago, IL — Allstate Arena Nov. 23 — Anaheim, CA — Honda Center

Manuel Medrano

Tour: Manuel Medrano En Concierto

Colombian singer-songwriter Manuel Medrano announced four North American shows tied to his Manuel Medrano En Concierto stint that toured in Mexico and Latin America. The four new dates include stops in Orlando, New York, Miami and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Loud and Live will produce the U.S. shows, while LVR Entertainment will produce the concert in Puerto Rico.

“We are very excited to be working with Manuel Medrano for his tour here in the United States visiting major cities,” Nelson Albareda , CEO of Loud And Live, said in a statement. “With an excellent musical repertoire, we know Manuel is an artist that will give his fans an incredible experience.”

• Nov. 7 — Orlando — Hard Rock Live
• Nov. 9 — New York — Colden Auditorium
• Nov. 10 — Miami — James L. Knight Center
• Nov. 16 — San Juan, Puerto Rico — Coca Cola Music Hall

Tour: Bella Nostalgia World Tour

Pop music group Matisse announced its first world tour commemorating a decade in music. The tour kicks off its U.S. leg, produced by Live Nation, on June 15 in El Paso, Texas, and will also visit New York, Las Vegas and Los Angeles before wrapping up in Sacramento, Calif., on Sept. 17. See the dates here .

Tour: Pixel USA

Formed in 1992 and known for its innovative electronic-pop/rock sound, the Mexican group will kick off its 14-date trek on Aug. 23 at the House of Blues in Houston and wrap at Chicago’s House of Blues on Sept. 15. Tickets are available on www.livenation.com . See the full dates and venues below. 

• Fri Aug 23 — Houston, TX @ House of Blues
• Sat Aug 24 — Dallas, TX @  House of Blues
• Sun Aug 25 — Austin, TX @ Emo’s
• Tue Aug 27 — El Paso, TX @ Lowbrow Palace
• Thu Aug 29 — Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues
• Fri Aug 30 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Belasco
• Sat Aug 31 — San Diego, CA @ House of Blues
• Wed Sep 04 — Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades
• Thu Sep 05 — San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore
• Sat Sep 07 — Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot
• Sun Sep 08 — Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues
• Wed Sep 11 — Seattle, WA @ Neptune
• Thu Sep 12 — Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater
• Sun Sep 15 — Chicago, IL @ House of Blues

Mon Laferte

Tour: Autopoética Tour

Mon Laferte announced a tour that will bring her latest album, Autopoética , to the stage. The trek will first visit countries in Latin America and then make its way to the U.S. for shows in May and June.

Thu May 2            Rosemont, IL                       Rosemont Theatre

Sun May 5           Boston, MA                          Orpheum Theatre

Tue May 7            New York, NY                     Theater @ Madison Square Garden

Thu May 9            Atlanta, GA                          Coca Cola Roxy

Fri May 10            Lake Buena Vista, FL       House of Blues

Sun May 12          Miami Beach, FL                Fillmore Miami Beach At Jackie Gleason Theatre

Wed May 15         McAllen, TX                         McAllen Performing Arts Center

Thu May 16          Austin, TX                            Moody Amphitheater

Fri May 17             Houston, TX                        Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land

Sun May 19          Irving, TX                              The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

Tue May 21          El Paso, TX                          El Paso County Coliseum

Fri May 24            San Francisco, CA             The Masonic

Sat May 25          Los Angeles, CA                The Kia Forum

Sun May 26         San Diego, CA                    Gallagher Square at  Petco Park

Tue May 28         Phoenix, AZ                         Arizona Financial Theatre

Fri May 31             Seattle, WA                          Paramount Theatre

Nicki Nicole

Tour: Alma Tour

Argentine star Nicki Nicole has announced dates to her first-ever U.S. tour. The seven-date stint will kick off Sept. 22 in New York and visit Houston, Dallas and Chicago before wrapping up Oct. 4 in Los Angeles. Tickets for Nicki Nicole’s trek will go on sale via nickinicole.com . See the dates below:

Sept. 22 — New York — Irving Plaza

Sept. 25 — Houston — House of Blues 

Sept. 26 — Dallas — House of blues

Sept. 28 — Miami — Filmore

Oct. 1 — Chicago — Cermak Hall

Oct. 3 — San Diego — House of Blues

Oct. 4 — Los Angeles — Belasco

Niña Pastori

Tour: Camino

On the heels of winning best flamenco music album at the 2023 Latin Grammys, Niña Pastori is hitting the road in 2024 with her Camino Tour, named after the winning set. The Flamenco star will kick off the short trek on April 25 at the Town Hall in New York, and wrap on May 5 in Orlando. She will visit fans in Washington and Miami as well. For dates and ticket information, visit www.ninapastori.es and www.ticketmaster.com .

Pandora & Flans

Tour : Inesperado U.S. Tour

Mexican groups Pandora and Flans are set to embark on a joint trek dubbed Inesperado Tour. It’s the first time the two female-led bands bring their tour to the U.S. The stint will kick off May 16 in San Antonio and travel to Los Angeles, Phoenix, Chicago and Atlanta before wrapping up June 23 in Miami. See the dates here .

Pepe Aguilar

Tour: Jaripeo Hasta Los Huesos Tour

Pepe Aguilar announced the return of his tour alongside his family, rooted in Mexican tradition, music and culture. This production will feature a new look with a theme that pays tribute to Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebration. According to a press release, this new trek will “take the audience on a visual and musical journey that goes back to the origin of the Aguilar Dynasty through classic and favorite songs spanning several generations.”

The 20-city tour kicks off with two nights at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., on March 29 and 30 and then continues across the U.S. before concluding in Sacramento, Calif., at the Golden 1 Center on July 20. See the complete list of dates here .

Latin pop band Reik announced its Panorama 2024 Tour, set to visit 25 cities across the United States over the summer. Presented by Loud And Live, the tour “promises to immerse fans in an unforgettable musical journey,” according to a press release, kicking off May 11 in Orlando and wrapping up June 30 in Seattle.

“We’re excited to announce our second tour with Reik,” said Nelson Albareda , CEO of Loud And Live, in a statement. “It is a privilege to work with them again and introduce their music to a wider audience. Get ready for an experience filled with energy and joy!”

Silvestre Dangond

Tour: ‘Ta Malo USA Tour

Colombian tropical artist Silvestre Dangond is hitting the road in 2024 with his ‘Ta Malo trek. The 17-date stint, presented by Loud and Live, will kick off April 12 in Orlando and wrap up in San Juan, Puerto Rico on June 9. See dates below:

Tour: Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour

Shakira announced the first leg of her 2024 Live Nation-promoted North American tour. Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour — named in honor of her new album of the same name — will play 14 arena shows across North America, beginning Nov. 2 in Palm Desert, Calif., and ending Dec. 15 in Detroit, Mich. This is Shakira’s first tour since her 2018 El Dorado World Tour, which took her to stadiums and arenas around the world. Shakira first hinted that she would be touring this year during her Q&A at Billboard  Latin  Music Week and her  Billboard  cover story last October. 

Find the complete list of dates here .

Tour: The Submarine Tour

The Marías announced its The Submarine Tour, produced by Live Nation, which is hitting major cities across North America, including Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Chicago, Toronto and more. The Marías will be supported by opener Automatic, a Los Angeles-based band. See the dates below:

Victor Manuelle

Tour: Retromántico

Victor Manuelle is celebrating his 30th career anniversary with his new Retromántico tour kicking off in the Spring. Co-promoted by CMN Events and La Commission, the month-long stint, where the Puerto Rican artist will perform his biggest salsa hits, will kick off April 26 at Rosemont Theatre in Chicago and wrap in New York’s Beacon Theatre on May 25. Tickets for  Retromántico tour go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday (Feb. 2) via Ticketmaster and venue box offices. 

See full dates below: 

April 26 — Chicago, IL @ Rosemont Theatre April 27 — Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena May 3 — Atlanta, GA @ Fox Theatre May 5 — Atlantic City, NJ @ Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena May 10 — Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live Orlando May 24 — Hollywood, FL @ Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino May 25 — New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre

Tour: 2024 Poco A Poco Tour

Regional Mexican breakout star Xavi is hitting the road for his first trek in the U.S. The 19-year-old Mexican-American singer-songwriter is set to kick off the 24-date stint on March 28, starting with two stops in Mexico. On April 2, he begins his American stint in Los Angeles at The Roxy Theatre, making stops in Seattle, Portland, Phoenix and Las Vegas before wrapping up in San Antonio on May 12. 

See the list of dates here .

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Bad Bunny is on his 'Hottest Tour Ever' this August and September. Al Mannarino | For NJ Advance Me

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While temperatures are about to drop as we head into fall, concert venues all over the country will be heating up.

That’s because many of the biggest Latin acts around are taking their scorching tours all over the U.S. to close out this year.

From legends like Daddy Yankee and Marc Anthony to rising superstars Bad Bunny and Karol G , here are the biggest reggaeton, bachata, salsa, rap and pop stars that might just be coming to a venue near you in the next few months.

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Bad Bunny’s “World’s Hottest Tour”

Runs Aug. 18 through Oct. 1.

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Daddy Yankee’s “La Ultima Vuelta Tour”

Runs Aug. 18 through Jan. 8, 2023.

Karol G’s “$trip Love Tour”

Runs Sept. 6 through Oct. 29.

Ozuna’s “OzuTochi US Tour”

Runs Sept. 30 through Dec. 9.

Pitbull’s “Can’t Stop Us Now Tour”

Runs Aug. 19 through Oct. 20.

Rosalia’s “MOTOMAMI US Tour”

Runs Sept. 9 through Oct. 17.

Anuel AA’s “Legends Never Die World Tour”

Runs April 28, 2023 through May 28, 2023.

Camilo Echeverry’s “De Adentro Pa Afuera Tour”

Runs Aug. 27 through Nov. 12.

Wisin Y Yandel’s “La Ultima Misión Tour”

Runs Sept. 29 through Dec. 31.

Prince Royce’s “Classic Tour”

Runs Sept. 16 through Oct. 15.

Christian Nodal’s “Forajido Tour”

Runs Sept. 15 through Nov. 13.

Alejandro Fernandez’s “Amor Y Patria Tour”

Runs Sept. 9-18.

Banda MS’ “#GraciasATi! Tour”

Runs Aug. 19 through Sept. 3, 2023.

Los Angeles Azules’ “De Iztapalapa Para El Mundo Tour”

Runs Aug. 26 through April 15, 2023.

Marc Anthony’s “Viviendo Tour”

Runs Oct. 27 through Nov. 27.

Los Tigres Del Norte’s “La Reunión Tour”

Runs Sept. 2 through Feb. 19, 2023.

Intocable’s “Modus Operandi’s Tour 2022″

Runs Aug. 26 through Feb. 5, 2023.

Yuridia’s “Pa´luego Es Tarde Usa Tour”

Runs Nov. 4 through Feb. 25, 2023.

Gloria Trevi’s “Isla Divina Tour”

Runs Aug. 19 through Nov. 25.

Pepe Aguilar Presenta Jaripeo Sin Fronteras

Runs Aug. 19 through Nov. 5.

Los Temerarios’ “USA Tour”

Runs Feb. 3, 2023 through April 22, 2023.

It should also be noted that on Dec. 3, the huge Besame Mucho Festival will drop into Dodger Stadium. Headliners include Caifanes, Café Tacvba, Juanes, Los Tigres Del Norte, Kumbia Kings and many more. Tickets can be found here .

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Here Are the Latino Artists Hitting the Stage In 2021

Vaxxed, snatched, and ready to dance? So are many of your favorite artists. Last year saw concerts and live shows get cancelled left and right, due to public health orders to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But now that vaccines are available across the United States, and the spread of the coronavirus is slowing down in most parts of the country, live music is making a big comeback.

While the list of artists announcing tours is hopefully going to grow (Hello, ladies? Where are our Latina artists?), here’s a running list of shows that have been announced so far.

Bad Bunny announced the North American leg of his 2022 El Último Tour del Mundo tour during a WrestleMania appearance. EUTDM kicks off February 9, 2022, in Denver’s Ball Arena and runs until April 3rd in Miami’s AmericanAirlines Arena. Bunny will make pit stops in Houston, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Washington, and Canada, to name a few. Tickets for the tour are available on Ticketmaster.

Papa-to-be J Balvin may not be doing a traditional tour this year, with his son due to be born sometime in the next few months. However, fans need not get sad because Balvin will be hitting the stage at a few festivals including: Baja Beach Fest 2021 which takes place in Rosarito Beach, Mexico in August, and NEON in September in Las Vegas.

Marc Anthony

Marc Anthony’s 23-date North American tour is set to kick off August 27 in San Antonio’s AT&T Center, Billboard can exclusively announce. The Marc Anthony Tour–with stops in major cities including Chicago, Miami and Los Angeles and two dates in Canada–is produced and presented by CMN and Magnus Media, with tickets to go on sale April 30 via Ticketmaster.

Las Vegas has been waiting for the return of their live concerts and residencies, and Bruno Mars will be the first artist to head back to the strip. Announcing a run of concerts every weekend in July, Mars will be appearing at the Park Theater at the MGM. Tickets went on sale April 30, but good luck getting them. Mars is one artist that sells out very quickly.

The Colombian star’s newly announced 30-date U.S. and Puerto Rico arena tour is the biggest and most ambitious 2021 U.S. tour to date. Maluma’s Papi Juancho tour will kick off Sept. 1 in Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center and wrap up at Chicago’s Allstate Arena on Oct. 24.

Ricky Martin & Enrique Iglesias (feat. Sebastian Yarta)

Ricky Martin and Enrique Iglesias are planning a mega tour for their fans. The two heartthrobs are teaming up to treat Canada and the U.S. audiences to a show they will never forget. Sebastián Yatra will be joining the two musical powerhouses as a special guest for this North American leg.

Alejandro Sanz

Alejandro Sanz returns to touring, after being one of the first artists to offer virtual concerts, with the announcement of new U.S. dates of his #LaGira 2021 tour. Produced by Live Nation, the Spanish crooner will kick off the tour on Oct. 8 at Illinois’ Rosemont Theatre and run until Oct. 31 at San Jose’s SAP Center. Additional dates include New York, Miami, Houston and Los Angeles. Tickets for his 2021 shows go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on April 29 via Ticketmaster.

David Bisbal

The “En Tus Planes” tour is set to kick off in the fall, beginning on September 30 in Miami’s The Fillmore Miami Beach and wraps up on Oct. 30 in California’s San Jose Civic. Additional stops include Atlanta, New York, San Juan, Dallas, Chicago, and Las Vegas, to name a few.

Carin León Announces International Tour: ‘From Hermosillo to Paris’

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Carin León will follow his history-making appearances at both Coachella and Stagecoach with a massive tour across the United States with stops in Europe later this year. On Thursday, the música Mexicana star announced the dates for his 2024 Boca Chueca Tour.

“Embarking on this tour is an exhilarating opportunity to share my new music with fans throughout North America and Europe alike,” he said in a press release. “Taking my songs and the vibrant essence of Música Mexicana to a global stage is truly an honor.”

After a performance at the Mid-State Fair in July, he’ll kick off his arena and amphitheater tour on Aug. 29 in Colorado, before making stops in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, New York, and Nashville. He’ll also head overseas for shows in London, Madrid, and Paris.

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It’s been an ultra-successful year for the musician, who’s successfully released crossover bilingual tracks in country and R&B over the last several months. Earlier this year, he worked with Keith Urban and Rosario on “Si Me Llevas Contigo,” worked with Kane Brown on “The One (Pero No Como Yo),” and dueted with Leon Bridges on “It Was Always You.”

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• Wednesday 01 May 2024

Andrés Cepeda

Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Tuesday 07 May 2024

Mon Laferte and Ximena Sariñana

The Theater at MSG , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Wednesday 08 May 2024

Brooklyn Paramount , Brooklyn, NY, US

• Saturday 11 May 2024

RKM & Ken-y

Amadeus Nightclub , Queens, NY, US

Natalia Jimenez

United Palace , New York (NYC), NY, US

Elefante, Jorge Guevara, Noelia, and AU-D

Melrose Ballroom , Astoria, NY, US

Adolescent's Orquesta

Pier 36 , New York (NYC), NY, US

Lehman Center for the Performing Arts , Bronx, NY, US

Zacarías Ferreira

Mr. Five Bar & Grill , Brooklyn, NY, US

Raulin Rodriguez

La Casa del Mofongo & Piano Bar , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Sunday 12 May 2024

La Banda el Recodo

Plaza El Palenque , Staten Island, NY, US

Wason Brazobàn

West Harlem Piers , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Wednesday 15 May 2024

Céu and Paul Beaubrun

Le Poisson Rouge , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Thursday 16 May 2024

Bebel Gilberto

The Opera House at the Emmaus Center , Brooklyn, NY, US

• Wednesday 22 May 2024

Madison Square Garden , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Thursday 23 May 2024
• Saturday 25 May 2024

Victor Manuelle

Beacon Theatre , New York (NYC), NY, US

Faculty, Mina, Samsara, and Diary

18th Ward Brewing , Brooklyn, NY, US

• Sunday 26 May 2024

Yiyo Sarante and Sergio Vargas

• Thursday 30 May 2024

Barclays Center , Brooklyn, NY, US

• Friday 31 May 2024

Silvestre Dangond

Radio City Music Hall , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Saturday 01 June 2024

Luis Miguel

Astoria, Lava Gulls, and Lipsticism

Public Records , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Sunday 02 June 2024

La Sonora Dinamita

Family Hall Center , Brooklyn, NY, US

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• Wednesday 05 June 2024

UBS Arena , Elmont, NY, US

• Friday 07 June 2024

Jodeci, Faith Evans, Robin Thicke, Brian McKnight, Kenny Lattimore, The Lox, treach of naughty by nature, Sean Paul, TKA, M.O.P., Ruben Blades, George Lamond, Lissette, Nina Sky, The Beatnuts, Don Chezina, Dj Doo Wop, Lisette Melendez, Jungle Brothers, Tony Touch, KRS-One, Lisa Lisa, and Rakim

HK Hall , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Saturday 08 June 2024

Grupo Niche

• Tuesday 11 June 2024
• Friday 14 June 2024

Eliane Elias

Sony Hall , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Saturday 15 June 2024

Monsieur Perine

Irving Plaza Powered By Verizon 5g , New York (NYC), NY, US

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• Sunday 16 June 2024
• Tuesday 18 June 2024

Juana Molina

• Wednesday 19 June 2024

Sultan Room, Turk's Inn , Brooklyn, NY, US

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• Wednesday 26 June 2024

Caifanes and Café Tacvba

Capital One City Parks Foundation Summerstage , New York (NYC), NY, US

• Thursday 27 June 2024

Roberto Carlos

• Friday 28 June 2024
• Thursday 11 July 2024

Battery Park City Parks Conservancy's River & Blues , New York (NYC), NY, US

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Santana and Counting Crows

Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater , Wantagh, NY, US

• Saturday 10 August 2024

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• Ricky Martin
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Need a post-rain euphoria lineup? Catch La Santa Cecilia, Juanes live, celebrate Afro Latinx culture

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If you’ve had enough of the gloomy day blues, we have your post-rain euphoria lineup on lock this weekend. Cooler weather calls for indoor events and on the music front there are plenty. Take your pick from Dominican singer-songwriter Alex Ferreira, hometown heroes La Santa Cecilia or Colombian rock crooner Juanes. Latinx With Plants leads a bootquet making class (yes, with a cowboy boot vase!) and Latinx literature magazine Huizache hosts a poetry reading downtown. If you’re looking for culture and community, head over to MOLAA for the Afro Latinx Festival featuring workshops, speakers and performances centering the diverse African diaspora.

Alex Ferreira at The Paramount: Dominican singer-songwriter Alex Ferreira grew up between his hometown of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, New York and Miami. He began his professional career performing in Dominican cultural oasis Casa de Teatro . An alternative rocker at heart, Ferreira experiments with his ukulele and synthesizer to create an eclectic collection of bachata, merengue, electronic and folk music. Boyle Heights’ last surviving ballroom The Paramount is fitting for the old soul who is influenced by ’90s Britpop, ’60s folk, Argentinian rock, boleros and Cuban ballads.

When: 8 p.m. Friday Where: The Paramount, 2708 E. Cesar E. Chavez Ave., Los Angeles Admission: Tickets $30

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Feb. 16, 2024

La Santa Cecilia: The Grammy Award-winning, L.A.-bred band continues to mesmerize audiences with an effortless blend of cumbia, funk, boleros, rancheras, norteño and jazz. Named after the patron saint of music, La Santa Cecilia sings about love, loss and everyday struggles. They draw inspiration from everyone incuding Janis Joplin and Led Zeppelin to Miles Davis and Ramon Ayala. Lead singer Marisol Hernández, a.k.a. La Marisoul, is considered one of the most prominent voices in Mexican American music. She flys solo and collaborates with a diverse array of artists including Elvis Costello, Juanes, Café Tacvba, Lila Downs and Pepe Aguilar.

When: 8 p.m. Saturday Where: Luckman Fine Arts Complex, 5151 State University Dr., Los Angeles Admission: Tickets start at $25

Myrandas at The Hotel Cafe: Saturday is Latin Music Industry Night at this Hollywood hot spot. Levitt Pavilion music programmer Luis Polanco has curated a crew of artists to represent. On the heels of releasing its new single “Necesito Q Me Distraigas,” L.A.-based band Myrandas performs its blend of Latin pop and electronica alongside drummer Richard Herrera, Subsuelo crew DJ Ethos and violist Jeremy Jones . What started as a rock project by trilingual singer Kristina Miranda and Grammy-winning engineer Marciel Miranda in Havana has evolved into a more urbano sound inspired by Rosalía, Bomba Estéreo and Bad Bunny. Jesús Guerrero, lead singer of Tijuana band Ramona , and patron saint of alt corridos Yetzirah Vargas are also performing.

When: 9:30 p.m. Saturday Where: The Hotel Cafe, 1623 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles Admission: Tickets $15

Juanes Vida Cotidiana Tour 2024: The Colombian crooner has been playing piano since he was two and formed his successful Metallica-influenced band Ekhymosis with friends at 17. After the band broke up in 1997, Juanes released his solo debut album “Fíjate Bien” in 2000 and eventually became one of the best-selling Latin music artists of all time. The Grammy Award winner stops in L.A. this weekend as part of the North American leg of his Vida Cotidiana World Tour. He’s expected to perform his greatest hits along with songs from his 11th studio album.

When: 8 p.m. Friday Where: YouTube Theater, 1011 Stadium Dr., Inglewood Admission: Tickets start at $42

ARTS & CULTURE

2024 Afro Latinx Festival: For over a decade, the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) has dedicated a day to celebrating the cultural contributions of the African diaspora in the Americas. Learn about the Afro Latinx experience from artists, scholars and community organizers through a series of conversations, performances and presentations. DJ iLLMeca will be spinning all day with performances by Street Dance Orixás , CYBERYOGA founder Lamonte Goode , Colombian folk dancer Alé Chavarriaga Rey , L.A.-based Puerto Rican band Plenazo Tribe and Afro-Peruvian performance artist Nadia Calmet . Workshops by Exposition Park’s upcoming visual storytelling museum Lucas Museum of Narrative Art , Inland Empire’s Eastside Arthouse , spirograph art, a community mural and more take place throughout the day in the Artist Alley.

When: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Where: Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Ave., Long Beach Admission: Free

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Feb. 20, 2024

Poetry with Huizache: Since 2011, Huizache magazine has been the source of Latinx literature and art featuring the prose and poetry of acclaimed writers like Luis Valdez, Gary Soto, Sandra Cisneros and more. Founded by L.A.-born carpenter and writer Dagoberto Gilb, Huizache is named after the wild acacia tree native to Mexico that is said to taunt south and east Texas landowning farmers. Centering Latinx voices, the magazine has also showcased Native American writer Sherman Alexie, Palestinian American poet Naomi Shihab Nye and African American author Cornelius Eady. This LA Plaza poetry event features readings by Audrey Harris Fernández, Manuel Paul López and Michael Jaime-Becerra.

When: 2 p.m. Saturday Where: LA Cocina de Gloria Molina, 555 N. Spring St., Los Angeles Admission: Free

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Feb. 28, 2024

Bootquet Workshop at Latinx With Plants: We can’t think of a better way to spend a Saturday than painting a ceramic cowboy boot and filling it with a handcrafted flower arrangement. Roll solo or take a friend and get crafty in the backyard greenhouse of this Boyle Heights plant hub. Latinx With Plants owner Andi Xoch will teach participants different painting techniques, including spray painting and stenciling, and how to create a flower arrangement using dried and fresh flowers. Everyone will take home a one-of-a-kind cowboy boot vase and arrangement to give to someone special or exhibit on on a coffee table.

When: Two available workshops: 1 to 3 p.m. and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday Where: Latinx With Plants, 2208 E. Cesar E. Chavez Ave., Los Angeles Admission: Tickets $60

CM2Arts Opening: After a four-year hiatus, the East L.A. art gallery formerly known as ChimMaya reopened down the street from its original location in the former Lucille and Edward R. Roybal Foundation building. Owner Steven Acevedo first opened the space in 2004 as a purse-and-jewelry boutique and soon began exhibiting a mix of established and emerging Chicano/Latino art. The second exhibit in the new space features a plethora of artists, including Robert Palacios, Rick Ortega, CiCi Segura Gonzalez, Emilia Garcia, Esau Andrade, Julie Zarate and Abby Aceves.

When: 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday Where: CM2Arts, 5251 E. Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles Admission: Free

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Stand-up comedian Jose Velasquez, a.k.a. Hoozay, talks Salvadoran heritage and his five favorite Latino-owned businesses in Southern California.

Feb. 19, 2024

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L.A. Chinatown Firecracker Run: What started in 1978 as a 10K run to attract a wider audience to Chinatown’s Lunar New Year celebration has become one of the largest and oldest U.S. races of its kind. Choose between a 5/10K run/walk, bike ride, kiddie run/walk or dog walk at this Year of the Dragon event that attracts over 30,000 spectators and over 8,000 participants to Chinatown Plaza. All are welcome to enjoy the Lunar New Year festivities, which kick off at 7:15 a.m. with lion dancers and a traditional lighting of 100,000 firecrackers, and features vendors and booths. Join the Running Mamis contingent of over 30 runners ages four and up. The group will host a pre-race, three-mile run at 8 a.m. Saturday, and will meet up 6:45 a.m. on Sunday for race day.

When: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday; 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sunday Where: Chinatown Central Plaza, 943 N. Broadway, Los Angeles Admission: Registration starts at $41

CicLAvia Melrose: Inspired by the ciclovías that started in Bogotá, Colombia, in 1974 and continue to close off streets to motorists every Sunday, CicLAvia began in 2010 as a grassroots initiative to open streets for active transportation and public health needs in L.A.. Today, it continues to promote a temporary car-free existence for cyclists, walkers, runners, strollers and skaters to bask in a safer pedestrian-friendly alternative reality. More than 1.8 million people have explored over 300 miles of L.A. County, with open streets traversing neighborhoods from the San Gabriel to the San Fernando valleys and Southeast L.A. to West Hollywood. This Saturday, Melrose gets a turn to experience a car-free city. Expect music, performances, food trucks and rest stops with free water, bike repairs and restrooms.

When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday Where: Melrose Ave. between Fairfax Ave. and Vermont Ave. Admission: Free

Kamren Curiel is a fourth-generation Xicana born in East L.A. and raised in Monterey Park and South San Gabriel. She’s written for L.A. Taco, Latina magazine, LAist, KCET, Alta and the Huffington Post, and was the senior editor at Remezcla and Sí TV.

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Colde Announces Highly Anticipated ‘Blueprint’ Tour Across North America

Tickets Available Starting Wednesday, May 1 with Artist Presale

General onsale begins friday, may 3 at 10 am local at livenation.com.

Today, singer-songwriter Colde announced his highly anticipated 2024 tour across North America. Produced by Live Nation, the Colde ‘BluePrint’ North America Tour 2024 20-date outing kicks off on Thursday, August 15 in Minneapolis, MN at the Fillmore, with stops in Chicago, Toronto, Boston, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, San Francisco and more before wrapping up on Saturday, September 21 in Vancouver, BC at The Centre in Vancouver.

Colde first came on the scene in 2016 as a part of the indie duo offonoff before making his solo debut in 2018 with his EP Wave . Since then, Colde has gained both domestic and international recognition in the Korean R&B and hip-hop space. Additionally, he has founded several record labels including Wavy, Layered Island and PYRAT.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with an artist presale beginning Wednesday, May 1 at 10 AM local time. The general onsale will begin Friday, May 3 at 10 AM local time at livenation.com .

COLDE ‘BLUEPRINT’ NORTH AMERICA TOUR 2024 DATES:

Thu Aug 15 – Minneapolis, MN – Fillmore Minneapolis

Sat Aug 17 – Chicago, IL – House of Blues

Tue Aug 20 – Toronto, ON – History

Wed Aug 21 – Montreal, QC – L’Olympia *

Fri Aug 23 – Boston, MA – House of Blues

Sat Aug 24 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount

Tue Aug 27 – Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore Silver Spring

Wed Aug 28 – Raleigh, NC – The Ritz

Fri Aug 30 – Orlando, FL – House of Blues

Sun Sep 01 – Atlanta, GA – Buckhead Theatre

Tue Sep 03 – Houston, TX – House of Blues

Fri Sep 06 – Dallas, TX – House of Blues

Sun Sep 08 – Denver, CO – Summit

Tue Sep 10 – Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren

Thu Sep 12 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues

Sat Sep 14 – Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern

Sun Sep 15 – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues

Wed Sep 18 – San Francisco, CA – August Hall

Fri Sep 20 – Seattle, WA – Moore Theatre

Sat Sep 21 – Vancouver, BC – The Centre in Vancouver

* Non-Live Nation Date

About Colde:

Kim Hee-soo, better known as Colde, is a South Korean singer-songwriter. He debuted in 2016 as a member of the indie duo offonoff. As a solo artist he has released the extended plays Wave, Love Part 1, Idealism, and Love Part 2.

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Art Basel Miami 2023 Event Guide: Latino Artists, Perreo, and the Best Parties

Tun tun tun (pretend that’s a corneta noise). Art Basel in Miami is upon us! And we’re already gearing up for exhibitions spotlighting Latino artists, perreo -ready parties, galleries upon galleries, and a cocktail (or two).

As the Magic City continues its post-pandemic boom (update: high-rises keep going up faster than all that hierba mala on our childhood sidewalk), so do all the very cool happenings around town.

And of course, that includes this year’s much-anticipated Miami Art Week.

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This year’s Art Basel event in Miami Beach’s Convention Center is officially set to run from Friday, December 8 through Sunday, December 10. However, this week’s events really start around five days before that.

Plus, while on the topic of art fairs, we also recommend hitting Design Miami, SCOPE, UNTITLED, NADA Miami, and Art Miami. Taking place across the city, you’ll slightly step away from the hubbub of Art Basel — and see some very cool art.

Whether you’re a 305 veteran, or just traveling to the city to catch all of the gallery events— and yes, a few clubstaurants — we’ve got you. Ahead, find our running list of some of the best events happening during Miami Art Week that you may not know about yet.

1. “Spaces of Influence: Shaping Community in the Modern World” by Faena Art

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First up, you can’t miss Faena Art’s “Spaces of Influence: Shaping Community in the Modern World.” The public exhibition is across Faena Beach and Faena Cathedral in Miami Beach. Setting up shop on December 5 and staying put throughout Miami Art Week, we’re especially excited for Chilean artist Sebastian Errazuriz’s sand maze installation, “MAZE: Journey Through the Algorithmic Self.” Feel free to explore inside the epic labyrinth, which was designed using AI.

2.  “Lucky Love” Exhibition by Bernardo Medina

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Another fun event taking place during Art Basel week is Puerto Rican pop artist Bernardo “BeMe” Medina ‘s exhibition. “Lucky Love” will be at the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas on December 5 at 6 p.m. You will surely be struck by Medina’s colorful art depicting flowers, coconuts, gorgeous abstract collages, and even plátanos. The best part, though? He will also present his new coffee table recipe book, “The Sofrito Manifesto,” a celebration of straight-from-abuelita Boricua cuisine.

3. Lladró Art Editions by Javier Calleja

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Another can’t-miss event taking place during this year’s Miami Art Week is porcelain figurine company Lladró’s 70th birthday party. To celebrate the big day, the classic brand is teaming up with Spanish artist, Javier Calleja . He has partnered up with companies like Vans and Rolls Royce in the past. The invite-only event will take place on December 7 at 7 p.m. at Marquez Art Projects. The gallery was founded by John Marquez, a Miami-based collector who was raised in Venezuela .

4. Monkey Shoulder Whisky’s Disco Nap Pajama Party

𝗔𝗕𝗨𝗝𝗔 – Did you miss the Monkey Shoulder Press Play Concert? we’ve got you covered! Let’s rewind and relive the thrill of a night filled with music, fun, and the signature playfulness of Monkey Shoulder🎶✨🎶 #PressplayAbuja #MadeForMixing #ShakeYourMonkey #PressPlayAbuja pic.twitter.com/gWUGvfwr3X — Abuja Events (@abuja_events2) November 23, 2023

A far cry from porcelain figurines, malt Scotch whisky brand Monkey Shoulder is hosting a disco-themed pajama party. Trust us, you will talk about it for years to come. The fête will take place at Centro in Wynwood on Friday, December 8, at 9 p.m., and will bring in Miami-based, Haitian DJ Louie Arson for all the sickest beats. As far as the brand’s past “Disco Nap” events are concerned, it seems like guests get silky orange PJs at the entrance, plus some feather boas. Sold!

5. Atwater Cocktail Club x Sweet Liberty

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Another party we’re already thinking about is Montreal-based Atwater Cocktail Club’s pop-up event at Miami Bar Sweet Liberty on Wednesday, December 6 at 7 p.m. The bar will bring on Atwater Cocktail Club’s signature cocktails, and will even give us some Basel-y decor, playlists, and merch.

Even cooler, the Montreal bar’s Guatemalan-American co-founder, Roberto Porres — an artist focused on “doodle stories and landscapes” using liquid acrylic on paper — will make live art in front of party guests.

Porres, artist and founder of Groupe Barroco, gave mitú some insight about what to expect at the event. “I’ll be doing this method on some canvases — I’ll go off of what I am feeling at the event so it’ll be freestyle.”

He also said that the 305 will surely get his creativity flowing: “I’m excited to have fun that evening pulling inspiration from my time in Miami — spending time on the beach, the palm trees and surrounded by so much art.” Even more, there will be a raffle of his art at the end of the night.

6. The Art of Being Latin by NTERTAIN

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Next up, NTERTAIN STUDIOS , the folks behind shows like “Los Montaner” and Netflix’s “La Firma,” is putting on an entire cultural experience on December 9 and 10 for Miami Art Week. The two-day event is all about showcasing Latino talent, bringing on talks by music titans like Tainy, Lex Borrero, and Sofia Reyes, plus “Blue Beetle” actor Xolo Maridueña, Puerto Rican filmmaker Angel Manuel Soto, and Miami street artist Ahol Sniffs Glue . There will also be music performances and Latino art exhibits.

7. Esaí Alfredo at Spinello Projects

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Esaí Alfredo Figueroa Ruiz, an artist from Yabucoa, Puerto Rico, has teamed up with Spinello Projects gallery to present his first solo booth presentation at this year’s Art Basel. Look out for his beautiful, moody work exploring his hometown of Yabucoa, sci-fi, cinema, and more. His exhibition, ”Mundo Nocturno,” is part of Spinello Projects’ “GAY ERA” solo show collection, which spotlights artists who “embody the rich tapestry of queer experiences.”

8. UMiami’s Alián Martinez Rives at Wynwood Gallery

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The University of Miami’s graduate Master of Fine Arts students are putting on a show at Wynwood Gallery during Miami Art Week. While several student artists will be featured, we are particularly struck by Sancti Spíritus, Cuba -born Alián Martínez Rives ‘ work.

Martínez Rives blends art and technology to illustrate his life growing up in the Cuban diaspora. His project, “90 Miles of Dataspace,” uses images of the Straits of Florida “to define new poetics of space and experience,” and points to the distance between Cuba and the Florida coast.

9. Food Tours in Miami

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Elevate your Miami experience with mouthwatering food tours that add flavor to your art-filled escapade. If you want to taste all the hidden gems the 305 offers, take advantage of Food Tours in Miami’s authentic, fun culinary tours throughout the city.

The company offers a convenient South Beach tour, taking you through all the must-see beach spots. Or journey to the heart of Cuba with their Little Havana food tour, where Calle Ocho’s gems await your taste buds. Why choose when you can savor both?

10. LVMH Culture House

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French luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (yes, fancy, fancy, fancy) will host their “Culture House” in Miami’s Design District from December 6 to December 10 from 10 AM to 6 PM. The LVMH Culture House will host daily panels and art exhibits showcasing artists of color, women, and individuals with disabilities. Come here to engage with the work of artists like Cruise Bogle , who is quadriplegic , Crystal Paris , a Black artist specializing in wearable creations, and more. Panels from LVMH execs from brands like Bulgari and Givenchy will surely be very thought-provoking, too.

11. Art With Me

While you’re appreciating all the art during, well, Miami Art Week, you might as well clock in some very-Miami partying, too. That’s where the upcoming music and cultural festival Art With Me comes in. Taking place from December 8 to 10, the three-day Tulum, Mexico export brings its iconic concept to Miami’s Historic Virginia Key Beach Park.

There, you’ll immerse yourself in the festival’s six pillars: “Art,” including major installations across the grounds, the sustainability-focused “Care,” yoga and meditation as part of “Breathe,” the family-friendly “Play,” the self-explanatory “Eat,” and of course, “Dance” — with major musical acts like Underworld and Polo & Pan.

12. ¡Que Flow! at Oasis Wynwood

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While Art With Me seems more focused on electronic acts, you might be more interested in old-school perreo for your Basel party scene. Luckily, you’ll be in Miami — so of course, you’ve come to the right place.

We recommend trying out the expansive event venue Oasis Wynwood, which will host a reggaetón night on December 10. Starting early at 6 p.m. and spanning until midnight, their Basel week event, ¡Que Flow!, promises to make all your dembow wishes come true. We can’t wait for all the DJ sets, including Dominican-Bronx natives, Dos Flakos. Rakata, rakata .

13. Mario Ayala at David Kordansky Gallery

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Okay, so back to the art. At this year’s Art Basel, David Kordansky Gallery is presenting artwork by Los Angeles native Mario Ayala. We’re very pumped. Inspired by growing up on the West Coast, muralism, tattoos, surrealism, pop culture, and the Latino and Brown experience, Ayala once wrote for Los Angeles Times : “A lot of my work is autobiographical, alludes to some of my family’s history.”

Speaking about drawing inspiration from his truck driver father, his Santería-practicing Cuban grandparents, and vintage lowriders, Ayala’s artistic vision is distinctly personal. And as he told W , he’s taking it all in: “It was only four years ago that I was painting in my basement.”

14. Elliot and Erick Jiménez’s “Reclining Mermaid”

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If you’re in Miami this week, you should definitely stop by the gorgeous “Reclining Mermaid” installation. Created by identical twin Cuban-American painters, Elliot and Erick Jiménez, it’s a must. Born and raised in Miami, the Jiménez brothers are inspired by both Yoruba and Catholic traditions in their paintings. Also, they gave us Bad Bunny’s mesmerizing photoshoot for TIME magazine this year.

This time around, marking their first public installation, their “Reclining Mermaid” will lie across Miami Design District’s Moore Building until further notice. As the artists explained on Instagram , the installation is inspired by the Yoruba deity, Yemayá, a water spirit who is “a symbol of migration for many Caribbean immigrants.”

15. COVL at AMPERSAND STUDIOS

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Another can’t-miss exhibit is Puerto Rican multidisciplinary artist COVL’s team-up with Miami’s Ampersand Studios. The creative space will exhibit COVL’s “Homesick” solo show at the studio’s Member’s Lounge from November 28 to December 1, so this is for all of you flying-in-early Basel attendees.

The Miami native’s rainbow-brite paintings are inspired by her Latino culture and upbringing. As well as “overcoming mental health stigmas” through color psychology. About bringing her “Homesick” show to Miami, COVL wrote on IG : “It’s where my journey began… This is my home. All these memories on display are rooted from my childhood.”

16. Patrick Martinez at Miami Art Week

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Pasadena, California-born mixed-media artist Patrick Martinez, who is of Filipino, Mexican, and Native American heritage , is bringing his paintings, neon signage, and crucial socioeconomic commentary to two Miami exhibits this week.

For one, you can find Martinez’s work at Miami’s Rubell Museum starting December 4 as part of their “Singular Views: Los Angeles” exhibit highlighting 16 L.A. artists. Excitingly enough, you can get a glimpse of Mario Ayala’s work at the same exhibition, as well as other names like Diana Yesenia Alvarado, Nehemiah Cisneros, and Alfonso Gonzalez Jr.

However, if you can’t make it to the Rubell Museum, you can also find Martinez’s work at the “Gimme Shelter” exhibit at the Historic Hampton House from December 4 to January 22. The event seeks to become a “sacred space” for “Blacks and people of color despite the threats of violence in a segregated city.”

17. Runsy at Miami Art Week

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Lastly, if you’re in Miami during this year’s Art Week, stop by the group show “Sole Perspectives.” The exhibition was curated by gallerist and entrepreneur Easy Otabor alongside Nike. lt brings together 20 artists. One of them being Mexican-American multidisciplinary artist, Esperanza Rosas .

Known as “Runsy” in the art and design world, Chicago-based Rosas is inspired by her heritage and pop culture to create gorgeous pencil-on-paper works that look painstakingly real. With collaborations with White Sox, Vans, Nike, and Ulta Beauty under her belt, Runsy is a force of nature. So, you should definitely catch this show!

“Sole Perspectives,” which celebrates Nike’s iconic Air Force 1 shoe, takes place on December 9 and 10 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 3408 NW 7th Ave Miami, FL 33127.

Hungry? Stop by Caracas Bakery in Doral or Biscayne Boulevard for some cachitos:

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Frida and Diego with their pet monkey "Caimito del Guayabal" (1943) by Autor no identificado Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo

Latin American cultures share similarities, and many are also influenced by European, indigenous, and African traditions. With all of these dynamic sources of inspiration, many Latino artists remix their cultures in interesting and exciting ways. Scroll on to meet some iconic Latino/a/x artists who've left a lasting impression...

Altar Installation by Sandra Cisneros (2014/2014) by LVM Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Latino

1. Sandra Cisneros Sandra Cisneros is a highly regarded Latino novelist in the United States who is best known for her novel The House on Mango Street . In her work, Sandra Cisneros champions Mexican-American women who live across and between national cultures. In this Day of the Dead altar, Sandra Cisneros explores the themes of family, spirituality, and love. She combines very recognizable cultural symbols like the Virgin de Guadalupe with very personal objects, like family photos of her deceased loved ones.

Miguel Piñero - Seeking the Cause - YouTube Nuyorican Poets Cafe

2. Miguel Piñero Miguel Piñero was a pioneer in spoken word poetry, a form that combines poetry, theater, and music. In 1973, Piñero helped to create the Nuyorican Poets Café in New York City's Lower East Side. The Café was a home for expressive art that captured what life was like for Puerto Ricans in the city. You can see all the key elements of spoken word poetry in this video, including emphatic intonation, rhythmic delivery, and even some dance-like movement.

Julia de Burgos (1981) by Carlos Irizarry Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico

3. Julia de Burgos Julia de Burgos was a Puerto Rican poet and activist who fought for the rights of Puerto Ricans, women, and Afro-Caribbean writers. She was a very bright student, talented teacher, and passionate advocate. Her writing took off in the 1930s, addressing issues of social justice and feminism. "I am life, I am strength, I am woman” - Julia de Burgos

Celia Cruz - Hispanic Heritage Awards 1998 (1998) Hispanic Heritage Foundation

4. Celia Cruz Celia Cruz was born in Cuba in 1925, and became known as the Queen of Salsa. Her unique voice, expressive singing, and bold style made her recognizable around the world, and helped her win several international music awards. Celia Cruz was a music ambassador, bringing Latin Music to new US Audiences.

El presidente (1997) by Fernando Botero Museo Botero, Bogotá

6. Fernando Botero Fernando Botero, born in Medellín, Colombia, is famous for his signature style known as “Boterismo.” His work interprets human and natural figures in an almost bloated, oversized manner. This style often satirizes the powerful and those in authority, as seen in this work, “El presidente,” or “The President.”

I, Traditional women’s costume, district of Acopía, province of Acomayo, Cusco, Peru 2007 (Apr-13) by Mario Testino MATE — Museo Mario Testino

7. Mario Testino Known for his fashion and portrait photography in the world’s top magazines, Mario Testino was originally born in Lima, Peru. As a young man, he traveled to London to study photography and to begin his prolific photography career. However, he remained continually inspired by his Latin-American childhood. In 2012, he opened an art center called MATE, to give back to Peruvian arts and culture. In this photograph from their collection, Mario Testino captures the deep tradition and aesthetic beauty of indigenous Peruvian textiles.

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Best of 2023: 20 Latin Artists that Dominated Music this Year

Latin artists including bad bunny, shakira, and karol g dominated music this year and broke records.

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By  Laysha Macedo

Music in 2023 saw Latin artists we know and love be recognized for their decades-long contributions to Latin sound and culture as well as up-and-coming artists who have introduced their takes on beloved genres from reggaeton, corridos, electronic music, and latin rock. With all the new albums that dropped and dream collaborations made, we also witnessed nostalgia reign in music this year with numerous comebacks to music, farewell tours, and honorary awards given to those who have had huge roles in Latin music including RBD , Daddy Yankee, and Ivy Queen . The influence and magnitude of Latin music is evident this year more than ever with the amount of record-breaking singles and No. 1 albums in 2023 alone. Everything we saw from Latin artists only makes us more excited for what is to come in 2024. From Ivy Queen being recognized for paving the way for women in reggaeton to Peso Pluma’s endless hits making waves year round, these are the 20 Latin artists that defined music in 2023.

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Jalisco-born corrido singer Peso Pluma’s talent and ability to create hits knew no bounds in 2023. The regional Mexican artist known for his corridos tumbados, made strides this year when he broke Bad Bunny’s Record on the Hot Latin Songs Chart with 25 titles up. Not to mention that his album Génesis , landed at the No. 1 spot on the Top Latin Albums & Regional Mexican Albums charts—his first No. 1. In addition to the massive success of his hit single with Eslabon Armado, “Ella Baila Sola”, he became the first Mexican artist ever to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards when he performed his song “Lady Gaga” which featured a violin-laden opening. He was also recently named as Youtube’s most-viewed artist of 2023, garnering 8.5 billion views this year.

Eslabon Armado

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Adding to all the rage on corridos tumbados and other regional Mexican music that has risen in popularity, Eslabon Armado made themselves known in 2023 hit after hit. The band released their collaboration with Peso Pluma “Ella Baila Sola” in March which has since skyrocketed, now having reached 1 billion streams on Spotify. “Ella Baila Sola” is the first regional Mexican song to achieve this, setting a new standard for the heights that regional Mexican music can reach. The group additionally released their sixth album Desvelado which features their hit single as well as their song “Quédate Conmigo” with Grupo Frontera.

Grupo Frontera

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Originally from Texas, Regional Mexican group Grupo Frontera has also made a name for themselves this year. The group released their debut album this year entitled El Comienzo which features hits “No Se Va”, “En Altavoz”, and “El Amor de Su Vida” to name a few. Grupo Frontera achieved their first top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 for “ Un x100to”, a collaboration with Bad Bunny that blends the Latin trap with norteño-cumbia. Their hits like “Bebe Dame” featuring Fuerza Regida have soared in streams and their popularity has contributed to the breakthrough of the Regional Mexican genre this year. They also took home their first Billboard Latin Music Award when they won Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group.

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The beloved 2000s Mexican pop band RBD made strides with a long-awaited comeback following 15 years since their last concert. The “Soy Rebelde” tour garnered a lot of buzz on social media and nostalgia with older and newer fans coming together for the return of the beloved musical group with five of the original members—Anahí, Dulce Maria, Maite Perroni, Christian Chavez , and Christopher von Uckerman. The “Rebelde” band made their way through the United States and Latin America making their tour one of the highest-grossing Latin tours of 2023 with 353,000 tickets sold.

Natalia Lafourcade

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The “Hasta la Raiz” singer Natalia Lafourcade continued to show the world her artistry and profound lyricism this year. Her 2022 album, De Todas las Flores , was critically-acclaimed leading to her Latin Grammy nomination and win for Best Singer-Songwriter Album and Record of the Year for her single of the same name. De Todas las Flores — her first original album in seven years—also won Album of the Year at the Rolling Stone en Español Awards and is up for the Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album.

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Colombian singer and icon Shakira received numerous accolades and broke records despite not releasing an album this year. At the MTV Video Awards, she became the first South American artist to receive the MTV Video Vanguard Award and became Billboard’s first “Latin Woman of the Year”. She also rose to the top of the charts when she earned the most No. 1s on Billboard’s Latin Airplay , Billboard reported. Her No.1 singles in 2023 are collabs that include “Copa Vacía” with Manuel Turizo, “Monotonia,” with Ozuna, “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53,” with Bizarrap—a record breaker— and “TQG,” with Karol G. To close off 2023, Shakira was honored with a bronze sculpture of her larger-than-life persona in her hometown of Barranquilla, Colombia—the honor symbolizing her success and legacy in Latin America and all over the world.

Mon Laferte

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Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter Mon Laferte dropped her ninth studio album Autopoiética , an ode to a term coined by Chilean biologist Humberto Maturan that refers to creating or recreating the self. In support of her new album—a mix of reverb cumbia, reggaeton and electronic music—Mon Laferte recently announced a 2024 tour which includes shows in Los Angeles, Mexico City, and her hometown, Viña del Mar.

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Colombian-American singer Kali Uchis dropped her latest album “Red Moon in Venus”  this year which ended up at the No. 4 spot on the Billboard 200 as well as No. 2 on R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart. In support of her recent album, she went on tour and performed at major music festivals including Lollapalooza, Coachella, and Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival—created by rapper and previous collaborator, Tyler the Creator (“See You Again”, “After the Storm”). She ended the year off with a track featuring Bichota Karol G “Labios Mordidos.” In January 2024 fans can expect her second Spanish album Orquídeas that includes features from Latin artists like Rauw Alejandro and Peso Pluma.

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Colombian singer Karol G had quite the year filled with trailblazing moment. She released her fourth album Mañana será bonito which garnered 32 million streams in a single day on Spotify. The album also debuted #1 on the Billboard 200— the first Latina in history to reach that spot with an all-Spanish-language album—as well as reaching No.1 on the Top Latin Albums chart. Karol G’s “Mañana Sera Bonito” tour was historic, making her the first Latin-American artist to sell out two consecutive nights at the Rose Bowl Stadium. It also became the highest-grossing US tour by a Latina, grossing $138.4 million. She was also the first Latina artist to headline Lollapalooza . On top of so many firsts and accolades, Karol G took home Album of the Year at the 2023 Latin Grammys as well as winning Best Urban Fusion/Performance for her collaboration with Shakira TQG .

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Ivy Queen, La Reina de Reggaeton, was given her flowers this year after over two decades of revolutionizing the predominantly male genre. The “Yo Quiero Bailar” rapper received the Icon Award at the 2023 Billboard Latin Music Awards, recognizing her contributions and legacy in Latin music. Ivy Queen also had her own NPR Tiny Desk Concert during Latinx Heritage Month performing renditions of her biggest hits to the sound of violins and cellos. In an interview with USA TODAY , she said: “All the recognition serves me as motivation and it’s a fuel. It moves me. It’s a blessing to be alive and continue to keep doing what I do, and representing the ladies.”

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Mexican American singer and actress Becky G started the year off strong when she was awarded the Impact Award at Billboard Women in Music. Along with her Mi Casa, Tu Casa U.S. tour—her first headlining tour—and being the first Latina to receive a ceremonial key to Inglewood, she released her third album, “Esquinas”, a Regional Mexican album. In addition to these new releases and touring, she took home three awards for “Mamiii”—a collaboration with Karol G—at the Latin American Music Awards as well as another for Best Collaboration (Regional Mexican) for her single “Ya acabó” with Marca MP.

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The “Envolver” singer performed a medley at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards including tracks from her upcoming funk album as well as taking home the award for Best Latin Video for “Funk Rave” following last year’s historic win when she became the first Brazilian to win a VMA. Anitta also made history when she received a Best New Artist Grammy nomination becoming the first Brazilian woman in 57 years to earn the nomination. She recently released a single with Mexican singer Peso Pluma, entitled “Bellakeo”.

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Another up-and-coming artist we saw this year is Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko. After releasing her debut EP, Trap Kitty , the openly gay artist has taken the world by storm with her bold style and unapologetically queer lyrics. In support of her EP, Young Miko went on tour across parts of the United States, Spain, and Latin America. She dropped a number of singles this year including Tempo (ft. Marshmello) and Lisa , as well as being featured in Bad Bunny’s latest album nadie sabe lo que va a pasar in the track “Fina”.

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No one can deny the presence of Ice Spice in 2023. The rapper of Dominican and Nigerian descent made waves this year from the start when she dropped her debut EP Like..? in January which featured some of her most known tracks such as “Princess Diana” and “Bikini Bottom”. Her hit collaboration with English hyper pop singer PinkPantheress “Boy’s a Liar” landed at the No. 14 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 . She has also been nominated for Best New Artist in the upcoming 2024 Grammy Awards and won Best New Artist this year at the MTV VMAs. She is the only Latinx artist nominated in one of the four major Grammy categories for 2024.

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A newer face to the music industry this past year is none other than 19-year-old Venezuelan singer-songwriter, Joaquina. She received critical acclaim and nominations in 2023 for her debut EP, los mejores años (notas de diario) —a 14-track album of ethereal pop latino with a blend of English and Spanish singing. Joaquina won the Latin Grammy for Best New Artist this year and was nominated for Best Singer-Songwriter Album becoming the youngest artist to receive this nomination.

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Puerto Rican reggaetonero Bad Bunny made history several times in 2023. From the start when he was named the first Spanish-language artist to headline Coachella to when he opened the Grammy Awards with a performance of “El Apagon”, el Conejo Malo has been a nonstop force this year. On top of performing at the Grammys, he also took home his third Grammy Award for Best Música Urbana Album for his quintessential album, Un Verano Sin Ti . That album alone brought much critical acclaim and accolades to the rapper, being the first Spanish-language album to be nominated for the Album of the Year Award since the Grammys first launched as well as becoming Spotify’s most-streamed album of 2023 and of all time 15 billion streams. His latest album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana , is also holding its own having debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 Albums chart and becoming the most-streamed album in a single day so far in 2023 on Spotify. 

Rauw Alejandro

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The “Todo de Ti” rapper, Rauw Alejandro dropped his fourth studio album Playa Saturn o , the sequel to his previous album Saturno . The album includes “Baby Hello”, a collaboration with DJ Bizarrap, “Ponte Nasty” with Jowell & Randy, and “Diluvio”. The album reached No. 29 on the Billboard 200 and No. 4 on Top Latin Albums. His Saturno World Tour made waves with 47 shows across Latin America, the United States and parts of Europe.

Daddy Yankee

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2023 marks an important year for reggaeton legend, Daddy Yankee. The Puerto Rican reggaetonero officially retired at 46 years old following a long and successful career as one of the pioneers of reggaeton and one of the voices responsible for its globalization with his hit “Gasolina”. Yankee went on his farewell tour following his last record Legendaddy which culminated in his concert “La Meta” in Puerto Rico. The sensation that is “Gasolina” was also added to the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress this year, the first reggaeton song to be added. This historic moment makes the legend’s last year in music that much more meaningful.

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Argentine DJ Bizarrap was on everyone’s radar in 2023. While not completely new to the industry—having been nominated fo r Producer of the Year at the 2021 Latin Grammys— Bizarrap’s presence exploded with his popular collaborations with big name Latin artists such as Peso Pluma, Arcangel, and Rauw Alejandro. His biggest hit came with his collab Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53 that currently has 668 million views on Youtube. The tracks went on to break numerous records including being the fastest Latin track to reach 100 million views on Youtube and for most streamed Latin track on Spotify in 24 hours with over 14 million streams. The single also went on to win Best Pop Song and Song of the Year at the Latin Grammys while Bizarrap himself earned New Artist of the Year at the Latin American Music Awards.

Tego Calderón

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Reggaeton pioneer Tego Calderón made a comeback this year with his single “Recetas” which was nominated and won Best Reggaeton Performance at the Latin Grammys. The “Pa’ Que Retozen” singer’s latest music and Latin Grammy win mark a long-awaited return after eight years following his last El Que Sabe, Sabe which won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Urban Music Album.

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The Latin music scene is constantly evolving, and 2024 promises to be an exciting year with the emergence of several talented artists. From the rhythms of Ludmilla’s baile funk to the introspective lyrics of Nicki Nicole, the diversity within the Latino music landscape is flourishing. Joining these established names are rising stars like Young Miko, Milo J , and the chameleonic Louta , all are set to make significant waves in the industry.

Nicki Nicole

Nicki Nicole, born on August 25th, 2000, in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina, has rapidly become a force to be reckoned with in the Latino music industry. Initially hesitant to step onto the stage, Nicki’s breakthrough came in 2019 with her single “Wapo Traketero,” gaining millions of views on YouTube. Collaborating with Bizarrap on the #13 Session, she solidified her presence in the music industry with over 200 million views, making it one of the most-streamed sessions to date.

Her subsequent hits, including “Colocao,” “Mamichula,” and “Mala Vida,” showcased her versatility and led to the release of her debut album, Recuerdos , in 2019. Nicki Nicole’s collaborations with renowned artists like Trueno, Rauw Alejandro, and Tiago PZK further catapulted her into the international spotlight. Her journey includes appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and NPR’s Tiny Desk , making her the fifth Argentine artist to participate in these prestigious sessions.

The spotlight on Nicki’s personal life intensified with her high-profile relationships , first with Argentine rapper Trueno and later with Peso Pluma. Their relationship became public at the Latin Billboard Awards, marking a new chapter in Nicki’s personal and professional life.

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Hailing from Rio de Janeiro, Ludmilla has been a dominant force in the Latin music scene, blending baile funk with pop, trap, and R&B. In 2023, Ludmilla not only won a Latin Grammy for her album Numanice #2 but also achieved the remarkable feat of becoming the first Afro-Latina artist to reach one billion streams on Spotify.

Ludmilla’s musical journey began with her breakout hit “Fala Mal de Mim” in 2012, followed by the release of her fourth studio album, Numanice 2, in 2022. Her versatility extends to her participation in the Rio de Janeiro Carnival, where she debuted as a samba-enredo interpreter. Collaborations with artists like Emilia in their single “No Se Ve” and notable appearances in the Latin music scene further cemented Ludmilla’s status as a dynamic and influential artist.

In the summer of 2022, Young Miko caught the attention of the Latin music scene when she joined Bad Bunny on stage during his Un Verano Sin Ti concert. Hailing from Puerto Rico, Young Miko’s prowess in delivering sultry rap bars and sweet chanteo has earned her recognition from top-tier acts like Karol G and Arcángel.

Discovered by Latin hitmaker Caleb Calloway, Young Miko’s debut single “105 Freestyle” in 2021 set the stage for collaborations with artists such as Lunay, Lyanno, and Akapellah. Her debut EP, Trap Kitty, showcases her diverse talent and queerness, setting her apart as a rising star in the Latin trap scene.

At just 17 years old, Milo J is making significant strides. Collaborating with producer Bizarrap on the “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 57,” Milo J’s sessions have garnered attention thanks to his youthful energy and talent. His breakthrough came with the release of “Milagrosa” in 2022, earning recognition in his home country of Argentina.

Milo J’s collaborations with artists like Taiu and Foco Foking, along with his EP “511,” highlight his rapid ascent. Notably, his collaboration with Nicki Nicole on “Dispara ***” and performances at The Evening of the Year in 2023 alongside Duki and Nicki Nicole have made him an up-and-coming star in Latin music to keep an eye on.

Jaime Martín James, known as Louta, has been a chameleonic force in Argentine pop for nearly a decade. His unique blend of vintage aesthetics and contemporary sound has left a mark on the music scene. Louta’s significance in modern music was highlighted even more so when he opened for Taylor Swift during her recent visit to Argentina.

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Latin AMAs 2024: See the Complete Winners List!

T he 2024 Latin American Music Awards are taking place on Thursday, April 25, airing live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas

The 2024 Latin American Music Awards brought the heat to Las Vegas!

Hosted by Becky G , Thalía , Alejandra Espinoza, and Carlos Ponce, the award show aired live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Thursday, April 25.

Over 30 performers took the stage including Feid and Peso Pluma , who each scored 12 award nominations.

The night also had special honorees like Banda MS and Ricardo Montaner, who received the Latin AMA Legacy Award, and Yandel, who was recognized with the Latin AMA Pioneer Award.

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Check out the complete winner's list below:

Artist of the Year

Eslabon Armado

Fuerza Regida

Karol G - WINNER

Rauw Alejandro

Romeo Santos

New Artist of the Year

Chino Pacas

Gabito Ballesteros

Majo Aguilar

Young Miko - WINNER

Zhamira Zambrano

Song of the Year

“Bailando Bachata” – Chayanne

"El Merengue” – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo

“Ella Baila Sola” – Eslabon Armado & Peso Pluma

“Lala” – Myke Towers

“Según Quién” – Maluma & Carin León

“Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” – Bizarrap & Shakira

“Solo Conmigo” – Romeo Santos

“TQG” – Karol G & Shakira - WINNER

“Un X100to” – Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny

“Yandel 150” – Yandel & Feid

Album of the Year

3MEN2 KBRN – Eladio Carrión

Colmillo De Leche – Carin León

Desvelado – Eslabon Armado

El Comienzo – Grupo Frontera

Feliz Cumpleaños Ferxxo Te Pirateamos El Álbum – Feid

Génesis – Peso Pluma

Mañana Será Bonito – Karol G - WINNER

Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana – Bad Bunny

Pa Que Hable n – Fuerza Regida

Playa Saturno – Rauw Alejandro

Collaboration of the Year

“La Bebe Remix” – Yng Lvcas & Peso Pluma

“Yandel 150” – Yandel & Feid - WINNER

Collaboration Crossover of the Year

“Dientes” – J Balvin, Usher & Dj Khaled

“El Merengue” – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo

“Niña Bonita” – Feid & Sean Paul - WINNER

“Ojalá” – The Rudeboyz, Maluma & Adam Levine

“Vocation” – Ozuna & David Guetta

Best Crossover Artist

Adam Levine

David Guetta

Marshmello - WINNER

Streaming Artist of the Year

Feid - WINNER

Grupo Frontera

Tour of the Year

Doble P Tour 2023 – Peso Pluma

Fórmula Vol.3 Tour – Romeo Santos

Luis Miguel Tour 2023 – Luis Miguel

Mañana Será Bonito Tour – Karol G

Soy Rebelde Tour – RBD - WINNER

Global Latin Artist of the Year

Global latin song of the year.

“Classy 101” – Feid & Young Miko - WINNER

Best Duo or Group – Pop

RBD - WINNER

Best Artist – Pop

Enrique Iglesias

Manuel Turizo

Sebastián Yatra

Shakira - WINNER

Best Album – Pop

Bailemos Otra Vez – Chayanne

Cupido – TINI

Orquídeas – Kali Uchis — WINNER

Best Song – Pop

“Acróstico” – Shakira - WINNER

“Beso” – Rosalía & Rauw Alejandro

“Fugitivos” – Camila

“Pasa_je_ro” – Farruko

“Una Noche Sin Pensar” – Sebastián Yatra

Best Artist – Urban

Best album – urban.

DATA – Tainy

PM (La Perreo Mixtape) – Yng Lvcas

Best Song – Urban

“TQG” – Karol G & Shakira

“Un Cigarillo” – Chencho Corleone

 “Where She Goes” – Bad Bunny

Best Collaboration – Urban

“Arranca” – Becky G Ft. Omega

“Borracho y Loco” – Yandel & Myke Towers

“Hey Mor” – Ozuna & Feid

“Me Porto Bonito” – Bad Bunny & Chencho Corleone

Best Artist – Regional Mexican

Carin León - WINNER

Ivan Cornejo

Best Duo or Group Regional Mexican

Grupo Frontera - WINNER

Los Ángeles Azules

Best Album – Regional Mexican

Colmillo De Lech e – Carin León

Génesis – Peso Pluma - WINNER

Pa Las Baby’s y Belikeada – Fuerza Regida

Best Song – Regional Mexican

“Di Que Sí” – Grupo Marca Registrada & Grupo Frontera

“Difícil Tu Caso” – Alejandro Fernández

“Dirección Equivocada” – Calibre 50

“Indispensable” – Carin León

“TQM” – Fuerza Regida - WINNER

Best Collaboration – Regional Mexican

“Bebe Dame” – Fuerza Regida & Grupo Frontera

 “El Amor De Su Vida” – Grupo Frontera & Grupo Firme

 “Ella Baila Sola” – Eslabon Armado & Peso Pluma - WINNER

 “Pa’ Olvidarme De Tus Besos” – Lenin Ramírez & Banda Ms De Sergio Lizárraga

“Qué Agonía” – Yuridia & Ángela Aguilar

Best Artist – Tropical

Carlos Vives

 Luis Figueroa

 Marc Anthony

 Prince Royce

 Romeo Santos - WINNER

Best Song – Tropical

"Bandido” – Luis Figueroa

"La Falta Que Me Haces” – Natti Natasha

"Me Enrd” – Prince Royce

"Solo Conmigo” – Romeo Santos - WINNER

Best Collaboration – Tropical

 “Ambulancia” – Camilo & Camila Cabello

 “Asi Es La Vida” – Enrique Iglesias & Maria Becerra

 “El Merengue” – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo - WINNER

 “La Fórmula” – Maluma & Marc Anthony

 “Si Tú Me Quieres” – Fonseca & Juan Luis Guerra

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The title of big winner at the 2024  Latin  American Music  Awards  went to two artists:  Feid  and  Karol G .

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It was a special night for Yandel who received one of the three special awards of the night. The Puerto Rican hitmaker was honored with the Latin AMA Pioneer award. In his speech, he thanked “TK.” The other two special awards went to Ricardo Montaner and Banda MS, who each took home a Latin AMA Legacy award.

The first award of the night went to Peso Pluma, who won best regional Mexican album for his history-making set Génesis. “I just want to thank you for all the love you have shown corridos, the love you’ve shown me,” the Mexican star said in his speech. “Thanks to those who make this possible, especially to you my fans because you have made this wave of corridos even bigger.”

Just a few awards were handed out throughout the three-hour show, which was instead stacked with back-to-back performances. Those that did go up to pick up awards included Feid, who picked up streaming artist of the year, and Peso returned with Eslabon Armado for best collaboration in regional Mexican (“Ella Baila Sola”). Carin León also took the stage not only to premiere his song “Cuando La Vida Sea Trago,” he also went up to receive best artist – regional Mexican.

Other performances of the night included several premieres, including Marc Anthony, who sang “Ale Ale” from his new album  Muevense . And Carin León performed for the first time “Cuando La Vida Sea Trago.” Country singer Jennifer Nettles joined singer-songwriter Noel Schajris for the world premiere of “Love’s Still Here” from her upcoming bilingual album.

Who else won big Thursday night? Find the 2024 Latin American Music Awards winners below:

Best Album – Regional Mexican

Desvelado  – Eslabon Armado Colmillo De Leche  – Carin León El Comienzo  – Grupo Frontera WINNER:   Génesis  – Peso Pluma Pa Las Baby’s y Belikeada  – Fuerza Regida

Artist Of The Year

Bad Bunny Carin León Eslabon Armado Feid Fuerza Regida WINNER: Karol G Peso Pluma Rauw Alejandro Romeo Santos Shakira

New Artist of the Year

Bad Gyal Chino Pacas Gabito Ballesteros Majo Aguilar Peso Pluma Venesti Xavi Yng Lvcas WINNER: Young Miko Zhamira Zambrano 

Song of the Year

“Bailando Bachata” – Chayanne “El Merengue” – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo “Ella Baila Sola” – Eslabon Armado & Peso Pluma “Lala” – Myke Towers “Según Quién” – Maluma & Carin León “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” – Bizarrap & Shakira “Solo Conmigo” – Romeo Santos WINNER: “TQG” – Karol G & Shakira “Un X100to” – Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny “Yandel 150” – Yandel & Feid

Album of the Year

Collaboration of the year.

“La Bebe Remix” – Yng Lvcas & Peso Pluma “Según Quién” – Maluma & Carin León “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” – Bizarrap & Shakira “Un X100to” – Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny WINNER:   “Yandel 150” – Yandel & Feid

Collaboration Crossover of the Year

“Dientes” – J Balvin, Usher & Dj Khaled “El Merengue” – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo WINNER:   “Niña Bonita” – Feid & Sean Paul “Ojalá” – The Rudeboyz, Maluma & Adam Levine “Vocation” – Ozuna & David Guetta

Best Crossover Artist

Adam Levine David Guetta DJ Khaled Drake WINNER: Marshmello Rema Sean Paul Usher

Streaming Artist of the Year

Bad Bunny Eslabon Armado WINNER: Feid Fuerza Regida Grupo Frontera Junior H Karol G Peso Pluma Rauw Alejandro Young Miko

Tour of the Year

Doble P Tour 2023 – Peso Pluma Fórmula Vol.3 Tour – Romeo Santos Luis Miguel Tour 2023 – Luis Miguel Mañana Será Bonito Tour – Karol G WINNER: Soy Rebelde Tour – RBD

Global Latin Artist of the Year

Bad Bunny Feid Fuerza Regida Grupo Frontera Junior H WINNER: Karol G Maluma Peso Pluma Quevedo Shakira

Global Latin Song of the Year

WINNER: “Classy 101” – Feid & Young Miko “Ella Baila Sola” – Eslabon Armado & Peso Pluma “Lala” – Myke Towers “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” – Bizarrap & Shakira “Un X100to” – Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny

Best Duo or Group – Pop

Best artist – pop.

Bizarrap Enrique Iglesias Manuel Turizo Sebastián Yatra WINNER: Shakira

Best Album – Pop

Bailemos Otra Vez  – Chayanne Cupido  – TINI WINNER:   Orquídeas  – Kali Uchis

Best Song – Pop

WINNER: “Acróstico” – Shakira “Beso” – Rosalía & Rauw Alejandro “Fugitivos” – Camila “Pasa_je_ro” – Farruko “Una Noche Sin Pensar” – Sebastián Yatra

Best Artist – Urban

Bad Bunny Feid WINNER:   Karol G Rauw Alejandro  Young Miko

Best Album – Urban

DATA  – Tainy LPM (La Perreo Mixtape)  – Yng Lvcas WINNER:  Mañana Será Bonito  – Karol G Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana  – Bad Bunny  Playa Saturno  – Rauw Alejandro

Best Song – Urban

“Lala” – Myke Towers “TQG” – Karol G & Shakira “Un Cigarillo” – Chencho Corleone  “Where She Goes” – Bad Bunny WINNER: “Yandel 150” – Yandel & Feid

Best Collaboration – Urban

“Arranca” – Becky G Ft. Omega “Borracho y Loco” – Yandel & Myke Towers WINNER: “Classy 101” – Feid & Young Miko “Hey Mor” – Ozuna & Feid “Me Porto Bonito” – Bad Bunny & Chencho Corleone

Best Artist – Regional Mexican

WINNER: Carin León Gabito Ballesteros  Ivan Cornejo Junior H Peso Pluma

Best Duo Or Group Regional Mexican

Calibre 50 Eslabon Armado Fuerza Regida WINNER: Grupo Frontera Los Ángeles Azules

Best Song – Regional Mexican

Best collaboration – regional mexican.

“Bebe Dame” – Fuerza Regida & Grupo Frontera “El Amor De Su Vida” – Grupo Frontera & Grupo Firme WINNER: “Ella Baila Sola” – Eslabon Armado & Peso Pluma “Pa’ Olvidarme De Tus Besos” – Lenin Ramírez & Banda Ms De Sergio Lizárraga “Qué Agonía” – Yuridia & Ángela Aguilar 

Best Artist – Tropical

Carlos Vives  Luis Figueroa  Marc Anthony  Prince Royce  WINNER:   Romeo Santos

Best Song – Tropical

“Bailando Bachata” – Chayanne “Bandido” – Luis Figueroa “La Falta Que Me Haces” – Natti Natasha  “Me Enrd” – Prince Royce WINNER:   “Solo Conmigo” – Romeo Santos

Best Collaboration – Tropical

“Ambulancia” – Camilo & Camila Cabello “Asi Es La Vida” – Enrique Iglesias & Maria Becerra  WINNER: “El Merengue” – Marshmello & Manuel Turizo “La Fórmula” – Maluma & Marc Anthony “Si Tú Me Quieres” – Fonseca & Juan Luis Guerra

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27 Songs, 1 hour, 32 minutes

Featured Artist

George strait, select a country or region, africa, middle east, and india.

• Côte d’Ivoire
• Congo, The Democratic Republic Of The
• Guinea-Bissau
• Niger (English)
• Congo, Republic of
• Saudi Arabia
• Sierra Leone
• South Africa
• Tanzania, United Republic Of
• Turkmenistan
• United Arab Emirates

Asia Pacific

• Indonesia (English)
• Lao People's Democratic Republic
• Malaysia (English)
• Micronesia, Federated States of
• New Zealand
• Papua New Guinea
• Philippines
• Solomon Islands
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• France (Français)
• Deutschland
• Luxembourg (English)
• Moldova, Republic Of
• North Macedonia
• Portugal (Português)
• Türkiye (English)
• United Kingdom

Latin America and the Caribbean

• Antigua and Barbuda
• Argentina (Español)
• Bolivia (Español)
• Virgin Islands, British
• Cayman Islands
• Chile (Español)
• Colombia (Español)
• Costa Rica (Español)
• República Dominicana
• Ecuador (Español)
• El Salvador (Español)
• Guatemala (Español)
• Honduras (Español)
• Nicaragua (Español)
• Paraguay (Español)
• St. Kitts and Nevis
• Saint Lucia
• St. Vincent and The Grenadines
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Turks and Caicos
• Uruguay (English)
• Venezuela (Español)

The United States and Canada

• Canada (English)
• Canada (Français)
• United States
• Estados Unidos (Español México)
• الولايات المتحدة
• États-Unis (Français France)
• Estados Unidos (Português Brasil)
• 美國 (繁體中文台灣)