In Honor of Women's History Month, Here Are 10 All-Female Collaborations in Latin Music

Joan Sebastian would have turned 69 Wednesday (April 8). The Mexican singer and writer of achingly beautiful songs -- who landed 42 Hot Latin Songs hits -- died July 12, 2015, at his ranch in Juliantla, Mexico, after a 13-year battle with bone cancer.

La Linea, London’s emblematic annual Latin music event, has been rescheduled for the fall after organizers were forced to cancel original April and May concert dates due to the coronavirus crisis.The concert series' 20th anniversary edition is now set to open on Sept. 4 with Cuban band Maykel Blanco y su Salsa Mayor, joined by Dorance Lorza’s London salsa band and a cast of DJs at Electric Brixton.

Warner Music Mexico and Warner Music Latin America are debuting a series of artist hosted mini specials titled “Mi Casa, Tu Casa” (My House, Your House).Each roughly eight-minute “episode” will feature a Warner act hosting a digital gathering from their home that includes a mini performance of covers and favorite songs.

Social distancing is giving Bad Bunny some time to reflect! The Puerto Rican superstar took a break from creating quality quarantine content with the cast of Toy Story and shared some adorable throwback photos. In the series, which he shared in his stories, the Yo Perreo Sola rapper took a trip down memory lane.

Taylor Swift provides the soundtrack for so many people’s lives and now she’s honouring the women who have inspired her. The 30-year-old pop star created a playlist with Spotify and the popular playlist Amplify to honour Women’s History Month.

Taylor Swift provides the soundtrack for so many people's lives and now she's honoring the women who have inspired her. The 30-year-old pop star created a playlist with Spotify and the popular playlist Amplify to honor Women's History Month. 

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The coronavirus pandemic isn’t stopping Latin artists from bringing their fans the best entertainment while staying at home.For example, Alejandro Sanz and Juanes had a major connection with their fans on YouTube with a free online concert after they canceled their show in Colombia, drawing more than 100,000 viewers in minutes.

One of the crucial safety measures to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, as suggested by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is to stay at home and social distance yourself from others, especially those who are sick.

The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on the music industry with canceled shows, tours and festivals around the world leaving musicians and executives navigating a global health crisis with no point of reference.The latest episode of Billboard's El Factor Latino podcast explores the potential impacts of the coronavirus on the world of Latin music, from consumer and industry perspectives.For this episode, Billboard editor Leila Cobo speaks with Tomas Cookman, founder of Industria Works;

One of the most crucial safety measures during the current global pandemic is to stay home to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Despite being in quarantine or complete lockdown, there are many ways to keep entertained at home.

We have something pretty nice to share with you all today: a little contest to brighten up these dark days. Lionsgate has been kind enough to provide us with a digital code for their Academy Award winning Bombshell, starring Charlize Theron, as well as a few other titles, in honor of Women’s History Month.

Viva Friday is a compilation of the best new Latin songs, albums and videos recommended by the Billboard Latin editors.Natalia Jiménez - “El Lado Izquierdo de la Cama” (Sony Music Latin)After making a splash in the regional Mexican genre with her México de mi Corazón album, Spanish singer Natalia Jiménez goes back to her pop roots with her new ultra-romantic song “El Lado Izquierdo de la Cama.” The ballad, which allows Jiménez to show off her powerful vocals and ethereal voice with which she

Billboard and Telemundo have announced that the 2020 Latinfest+ and the Billboard Latin Music Awards will be postponed for later this year, due to growing concerns over coronavirus. New dates for both events -- which were originally scheduled for April 20-23 in Las Vegas -- will be announced soon. “Following the Nevada Governor’s recommendations to limit the size of public

The Mexican festival Vive Latino has no plans of shutting down this weekend, says Jordi Puig, Vive Latino founder and director.

After dating, getting married and releasing music individually, newlyweds Camilo and Evaluna Montaner have dropped their first-ever collaboration "Por Primera Vez."

BMI has postponed its Latin music awards, which had been scheduled for March 31 in Los Angeles. The event is expected to be rescheduled for a later date.