Lunay Says He's 'Blessed' to Have Support From Reggaeton Artists and Puerto Rico (Exclusive)

Angie Rose is a Bronx girl (yes, like Jennifer Lopez) who lives by her own rules – and has her own style. Inspired by the sounds of the church, Puerto Rico and New York City, it’s hard to put her in one specific category.

Carlos Arroyo officially makes his comeback to the music scene with his new single “Baila Reggaeton,” in collaboration with Zion & Lennox, premiering exclusively on Billboard today (March 5).The single, produced by Los Legendarios and managed by Duars Entertainment, also marks Arroyo’s first release under the independent record label, RIMAS.The two Puerto Rican acts have joined forces for a catchy reggaeton song about a couple dancing to the urban beat all night long.

Ivy Queen got her start as a member of the Puerto Rican collective The Noise before becoming a trailblazing solo artist in the male-dominated genre of reggaetón. La reina del reggaetón sat down for the latest episode of The Cosign to discuss her legacy and review music videos from today’s generation of urbano artists.

A D.C. conference on HIV/AIDS and STIs among Latinos opened on Monday with a moment of silence for a transgender woman who was brutally murdered in Puerto Rico last week.

Grammy-winning band Monsieur Periné is ready to embark on their first-ever acoustic tour across the U.S., Mexico, and Colombia, Billboard exclusively reveals today (March 2).Dubbed Mundo Paralelo, Catalina Garcia and Santiago will perform intimate acoustic versions of fan favorites such as "Bailar Contigo," "Mi Libertad," "Suin Romanticon" and "La Sombra," kicking off May 2 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The singer will also head out on a headline tour in between the US and EU legs of the Billie dates

Billie Eilish is heading out on her Where Do We Go? sold-out world tour this spring, and she's bringing Jessie Reyez along as the supporting act.The Colombian-Canadian singer-songwriter will join Eilish in the U.S. starting March 9 in Miami and stretch through April 8 in Sacramento, California.

Benito is giving it his all.

Bad Bunny and Spotify have teamed up to give fans a look at his upcoming third studio album ahead of its release on Saturday (Leap Day), Billboard can exclusively reveal.Titled Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana (I Do What I Want), the Puerto Rican artist and digital music service app developed a lookbook with different styles, sets and images that speak to five songs and musical storylines from the album.

Bad Bunny hit the stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night (February 27) and delivered an important message!

Mariah was 16 years old when she knew her calling was music. Now, at 20, the Miami-based half Puerto Rican, half Cuban emerging artist is on the radar thanks to her 2019 hit “Perreito,” which at the time of publishing had over 38 million views.Currently, she’s making the rounds with her Guyanaa-assisted single “Taxi,” which she debuted live on television at the 2020 Premio Lo Nuestro awards.But her four-year rodeo has not been easy.

Neulisa Luciano Ruiz, aka Alexa – Photo: Twitter.

While glitz and glam took over the magenta carpet at the 2020 Premio Lo Nuestro, it was Jon Z’s attire that turned all the heads. Wearing an open leather jacket with no shirt under and rocking a pair of pants that had various plushies, such as Goku and Vegeta, sewed onto them, the Puerto Rican trap artist was there to make a statement: he’s a devoted Dragon Ball Z fan.

Celine Dion told fans she was deeply moved by the way they rallied around her when her beloved mum died.

J Balvin still can't believe he rocked the Super Bowl stage with Jennifer Lopez and Shakira. 

Kobe Bryant served as an inspiration to more than just athletes.