J Balvin and artist Takashi Murakami bring fun activity to families in self-isolation

Modern Family has come to an end.  After 11 seasons, the Pritchett/Dunphy/Tucker/Marshall clan all said goodbye with a two-part finale tonight, and when we say that, we mean they literally all did a lot of saying goodbye, over and over and over again.  Pretty much everyone is headed somewhere new, whether it's Switzerland, Colombia, Missouri, Oregon, or just a new apartment, but it was Mitch and Cam who kept almost leaving throughout the finale.

David Silva has offers from Spain, Japan and USA for when he leaves Manchester City, according to reports.

Thalía fans have spoken and voted for her as the Latin artist who should live-stream a concert next.The Mexican star had almost 70% of the vote, while Colombian urban singer J Balvin earned second place with nearly 19%.

Maluma is spending his quarantine catching up with friends, including his best buddy Sergio Araque from Best Buddies Colombia.

Moved by the harsh financial situation many families are facing due to the coronavirus, Karol G decided to do her part by helping more than 600 families in Colombia. In partnership with some organizations, the singer paid the rents of some households, donated food, diapers, and basic necessities to homes that haven't been able to go out to work because of quarantine.

On March 11,comedian Jim Gaffigan was in Bogotá, Colombia, in the midst of his worldwide Pale Tourist tour when he received a call from his manager that Argentina was closing its borders in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and his upcoming show there was canceled. He had a choice: fly to São Paulo, Brazil, for his next appearance or go straight back to the United States in case borders started closing.

Naomi Campbell is taking quarantine very seriously. In a recent interview with Access Hollywood, the 49-year-old model discussed the ongoing viral outbreak and subsequent quarantine.

J Balvin is here for Bad Bunny. 

J Balvin and Justin Bieber have much more in common than just music. While working together on the song La Bomba, the Colombian singer found similarities in the Canadian artist that reminded him of himself.

J Balvin could never be accused of resting on his laurels. For more than a decade, the Colombian superstar has helped usher in a new era of global pop informed by dembow rhythms and a wide swath of Latin culture. He’s worked with everyone from Anuel AA and Ozuna to Beyoncé and Pharrell Williams, crossing genre boundaries without ever compromising his dedication to música urbana.

J Balvin wants to help you relax! The Colombian musician teamed up with Spotify for the Colores Experience. In conjunction with the release of his new album, the 34-year-old Blanco rapper curated a playlist complete with guided meditation. Breathe as the rapper takes a few seconds in between songs to talk about the feeling a particular color brings to each element of his life and how it could help you.

J Balvin is painting over this dark time with colors. The Colombian singer released his new album Colores a day early - you've no doubt seen his name trending on social media - for an incredibly heartwarming reason.

J Balvin is giving everyone in self-isolation a whole bunch of new music to keep them occupied.

They’re stars of two of the biggest shows on television and “The Walking Dead”’s Norman Reedus and “This Is Us”’ Milo Ventimiglia take their bromance on the road in Sunday’s episode of AMC motorcycle road trip series, “Ride with Norman Reedus”.

J Balvin‘s fourth studio album, Colores, is out now!

J Balvin is back with his latest album, Colores. As the title suggests, nine of the 10 songs are named after a Spanish word for a color. The sole exception is “Arcoíris,” which translates to rainbow in English. For the album art, the Colombia native collaborated with famed Japanese artist Takashi Murakami.

For J Balvin, what a difference a month — and a pandemic — makes.

In February, Latin music shone in unprecedented fashion thanks to two Latinas. Jennifer Lopez, who is Puerto Rican by way of the Bronx, and Colombian pop star Shakira co-headlined the Super Bowl halftime show in Miami. J.Lo waved a Puerto Rican flag and Shakira danced the Afro-Colombian Champeta in front of more than 62,000 people in the stadium and an additional 104 million home viewers.