Meet the Best New Regional Mexican Nominees at 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards

Joe Giudice appears single and totally ready to mingle!

Rangers will at last get Eduardo Herrera off the Ibrox balance sheet this week when he signs on at Mexican club Puebla FC.

Thalía has started 2020 fresh and with new music in collaboration with Mau & Ricky. Titled “Ya Tu Me Conoces” (You Already Know Me), the catchy pop-urban production spotlights those couples who play games with each other.“It’s light and happy, and that’s what I want to portray with my music,” the Mexican singer said in a press statement, calling her first-ever collab with the Venezuelan/Argentine duo “perfect.” “The guys are extremely talented, and I love their work.

Cristina Rodlo hit the TV trifecta over the past year: starring roles in “Too Old to Die Young” (Amazon), “The Terror: Infamy” (AMC) and now on breakout hit “68 Whiskey,” Paramount Network’s “M*A*S*H”-type ensemble war dramedy that premiered to 2 million viewers.

Eli Manning is a big fan of fatherhood! The former professional football player has spoken fondly of his and Abby McGrew’s four kids over the years.

Banda Carnaval earns its sixth No. 1 on the Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart as “Esa Vez Soy Yo” jumps 3-1 on the survey dated Jan.

I am nominated for best album notes for Craft Recordings’ The Complete Cuban Jam Sessions, a box set of five remastered albums of improvisational sessions recorded for the pre-Revolutionary Cuban label Panart. These are my first-ever liner notes, but I previously wrote a series of articles about the label, which captured an indelible age of Cuban music in the 1940s and ’50s.

Residency producers should look to Mexico when it comes to marketing and promotion. 

Undoubtedly, the Grammys' best regional Mexican music album (including tejano) category is among one of the most hard-fought prizes for Latin artists.The five nominees' styles range from norteño to mariachi, and there is no obvious winner in this category. This year, three of the five nominees are already Grammy-winning artists.

Los Angeles Azules is bringing all of their classics to the U.S. with their Todos Somos Cumbia tour, adding 21 dates for a total of 27 shows in the states. 

Dungen have announced Live, a new live album recorded in their native Sweden back in 2015. Live was produced by previous collaborator Matthias Glavå, and features 13 entirely instrumental tracks from the group. Listen to “B1,” the first offering from the new record, below. Live is out March 13 via Mexican Summer.

Celtic flop Efrain Juarez is set to join up with Ronny Deila as one of his assistants at New York City.