3 New Latin Remixes You Should Listen to This Week

The next two weeks will be filled with new music thanks to Latin artists who are planning to drop a new album by the end of May.

Sam Smith's 28th birthday is today (May 19), and to celebrate, Billboard has compiled a list of the best remixes and covers of their songs.

In the middle of a global pandemic, Santiago Cruz is keeping motivated one song at a time.

Writer Neil Gaiman has been criticised after he admitted travelling more than 11,000 miles from New Zealand to his house on Skye in breach of Scotland’s lockdown rules.

From career milestones and new music releases to major announcements and more, Billboard editors highlight the latest news buzz in Latin music every week. Here's what happened in the Latin music world this week:Shakira honors professors in ColombiaIn honor of Teacher's Day in Colombia on Friday (May 14), Shakira shared photos of students and teachers from her Fundación Pies Descalzos in action.

The Jonas Brothers and Karol G have recently dropped their first single together titled X. The sensational singers have collaborated for the first time to give fans a new party anthem amidst the lockdown. The duo teased the tune of their song two weeks ago and its finally here now. The jam begins with soothing guitar tunes. "She said oh oh oh, kiss me like your ex is in the room", Nick sings and breaks out a little Spanish too.

We're suckers for new Jonas Brothers music. On Friday, Joe Jonas, Nick Jonas and Kevin Jonas dropped two new singles "X" and "5 More Minutes." Spicing things up with "X," the trio teamed up with Colombian singer Karol G for the steamy dance number.

Rising Argentinian trap star Paulo Londra is neck deep in lawsuits as he faces a contract dispute with the label he co-founded. The timing couldn't be worse for the artist, who says he was "living the dream with the wrong people." On March 5, two years after co-launching label Big Ligas with Londra, Colombian entrepreneur

Rangers star Alfredo Morelos has welcomed his new baby girl.

The Jonas Brothers have surprised fans Monday morning (May 11) with the announcement of their upcoming single “X” in collaboration with Colombian sensation Karol G.Across their social media, the JoBros shared the artwork showing a white outlined letter X on top of red lips; Jonas Brothers ft.

Jonas Brothers are all set to take away your quarantine blues by treating you to brand new music. The pop band just announced that they are about to drop a new song and the fans are finding it hard to keep calm. They confirmed the good news on their Instagram feed. The song titled ‘X’ will feature the brothers collaborating with Colombian singer Karol G. While they did not disclose any more information about the track, according to their caption, the song will come out on May 15.

Each time Shakira takes the stage, she likes to get pumped. Jacked, really.  Because in addition to other pre-show rituals, the three-time Grammy-winning Colombian pop star likes to squeeze in a quickie arm routine courtesy of longtime trainer Anna Kaiser. The 43-year-old's "favorite workout," the New York City-based founder of The AKT Studios tells E! News, "She loves to do this before she goes onstage.

Colombian singer-songwriter Feid shares exclusively with Billboard his go-to songs during the COVID-19 lockdown.

In a world of TikTok posts, Instagram Lives and shirtless photos, the black and white posts that started cropping up last week under the @desdecasaestudio_ Instagram account stood out. They featured photos of well-known Latin musicians, like Colombi

Camilo's debut album arrives straight into the top five on the Top Latin Albums chart, as Por Primera Vez bows at No. 5 on the list dated May 2.

Maluma isn't letting quarantine keep him from creating and doing to what he loves to do most. The Colombian singer-songwriter spoke to E! News about what keeps him happy and positive during these anxious times, his charity and how he's helping his community as well as updates on his new album.

Feid began working on his new album FERXXO (VOL 1: M.O.R) back in November, five months before its planned release date today (April 24).The reggaetón-laden set featuring collaborations with fellow hitmakers Maluma, Manuel Turizo, Justin Quiles, among others, follows the Colombian singer-songwriter's Latin Grammy-nominated album 19."My production team and I wanted to be more organized with this one," Feid tells Billboard. "Our last album, 19, we did in two or three weeks.