The 2022 Latin Grammy Awards were full of dazzling performances and surprises last night in Las Vegas. The highlights came from all kinds of artists: Chiquis, who won her second Latin Grammy for Best Banda Album, proudly represented música Mexicana with Banda Los Recoditos, joining forces for moving renditions of …
Read More »Camilo Calls Wife Evaluna the 'Place I Can Be With No Masks' on New Audible Podcast
With his wife Evaluna Montaner, Camilo can be 100 percent himself. In a Rolling Stone exclusive clip of Audible‘s Origins podcast, which launched today, the Colombian star opens up about the impact of finding love for the first time in his life. “Meeting Evaluna was for me an encounter with …
Read More »Latin Grammys 2022: Nicole Zignago, Pol Granch, and Yahritza y Su Esencia React To Their 'Best New Artist' Nominations
The Best New Artist category is one that always draws a tremendous amount of anticipation at the Latin Grammys. Fans eagerly wait to see which of their favorite rising stars might get a nod from the Latin Recording Academy — and this year, 11 artists representing different genres and distinct …
Read More »A New Love Makes Sofía Reyes Levitate to the Moon in Video for 'Luna'
Sofía Reyes takes us into a utopian, otherworldly paradise in her new video for “Luna.” On Thursday, the Mexican singer premiered her song’s visuals with Rolling Stone, and teased the start of a new album era following her excellent, cumbia-filled album Mal De Amores. The video, directed by Mamo Vernet, …
Read More »Alex Anwandter Visualizes His Sexual Queer Fantasies on 'Maricoteca'
Cocaine, leather, BDSM. Chilean artist Alex Anwandter is back after three years with the release of his BDSM-tinged video for “Maricoteca,” his funky “ode to losing yourself on the dance floor.” (In Spanish, the song’s title mashes a gay slur with “discotheque.”) The Anwandter and Josefina Allen-directed video opens with …
Read More »Remembering Gal Costa: An Unforgettable Brazilian Voice Celebrated Through 10 Tracks
Gal Costa, one of the most important artists in Brazilian music, died on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Born Maria da Graça Penna Burgos Costa in 1945, the influential singer was raised in Salvador, Bahia, where she took her first steps into music with the likes of Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, and …
Read More »How iLe Made Herself Whole in a Broken World
Stepping onstage at Brooklyn’s Public Records one night late in October, Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Ileana Cabra carried herself delicately, dressed like an indie Alice in Wonderland in a puff-sleeved mini dress. The artist, who goes by iLe, was getting ready to serenade the crowd with her brassy voice while performing …
Read More »Rosalía, Carlos Vives, Silvana Estrada Added to Latin Grammy Performers Lineup
Rosalía, Carlos Vives, Silvana Estrada, Gente de Zona, Aymée Nuviola, Nicole Zignago, and Los Bukis will join a star-studded lineup of performers who will take the stage at the 23rd annual Latin Grammys, the Latin Recording Academy has announced. The group rounds out a list of previously announced artists, including …
Read More »Sech Is Renewed, Reenergized, and Ready to Start Trouble
Ever since breaking into the music industry with his impressive vocal ability, Sech has been working non-stop. He has launched an album each year since 2019: First, he dropped his fantastic debut, Sueños, which told the story of a choir singer from Panama‘s township of Río Abajo living out his …
Read More »How Mora Brought Ibiza's Endless Nights to the World of Reggaeton
Over the last couple of years, the Puerto Rican artist and producer Mora has spent months playing back-to-back shows in Europe, getting to know completely new countries and soaking in sounds wherever he went. One place that he immediately connected with was the island of Ibiza, where deep house blends …
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