J Balvin is your meditation guide in new ‘Colores’ experience

By Ted Johnson

Fonseca and Andres Cepeda have joined forces once again to release a new song and campaign titled “Te Entrego Mi Corazón,” to raise awareness of the novel coronavirus outbreak in Colombia.Co-written by Andrés Cepeda, Juan Fernando Fonseca, and John Harby Ubaque “Dartagnan,” the inspiring song is a traditional Bambuco with heartwarming lyrics dedicated to the medical professionals and the wider Colombian community.With this new campaign song, the two Colombian artists, who have postponed their

Puerto Rican star Anuel AA is in a good place right now. Engaged to Colombian singer Karol G and successful in the music industry, he couldn’t ask for more - but it hasn’t always been this way. In a new video shared with his online fans, the 27-year-old gets real as he shows moments of his troubled past - including his time in prison - and the reason why he decided to change and leave the dark times behind: his son, six-year-old Pablo Anuel.

Karol G and Anuel AA have found a way to keep busy while staying inside!

Karol G and Anuel AA have found a way to keep busy while staying inside!

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%.

While others are bored at home in quarantine, Karol G is creating music. In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the Colombian artist dropped a new song called “Follow” in collaboration with boyfriend Anuel AA.

After releasing his electronic-infused guaracha single "Qué Chimba" a few weeks ago, Maluma dropped the song's music video today (April 1).

J Balvin is here for Bad Bunny. 

Karol G and Anuel AA have been spending their quarantine together amid the global health crisis. Despite having concerts postponed and projects on hold, the reggaeton power couple does not stop working.Over the weekend, the Colombian artist announced she and Anuel recorded a new song amid the coronavirus pandemic and shared a 30-second snippet.

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’s Colores album has produced music, fashion content and even a guide to meditation. Now, the Colombian musician is taking things a step further.

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.

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.

On Sunday (March 22), Colombian star Maluma joined the stay at home movement. He shared a video on Instagram in which he says all he wants is to spread love, peace, and serenity with his fans as the coronavirus pandemic continues to grow all over the world.

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.

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.