Alejandro Sanz Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

Telemundo is the latest to set a social distancing safe live TV special.

The coronavirus has greatly impacted the music industry, causing cancellations of concerts and events worldwide. In order to keep la música en Español alive, Latin artists are getting creative on social media, performing live for their fans to bring them joy amid the stressful news cycle.

As the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the world, Latin artists are looking for ways to stay connected with their fans and bring them joy amid the stressful news cycle.

The coronavirus epidemic has led to the cancelation of concerts big and small as fans are encouraged to stay home. So Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz and Colombian rocker Juanes brought their music to the fans via a livestreamed concert.

Juanes and Alejandro Sanz are coming together amid the coronavirus outbreak.  

Alejandro Sanz and Juanes were forced to postpone upcoming concerts due to the coronavirus pandemic, but fans will get the chance to see them perform, together, during a special livestreaming event on Sunday (March 15).

It's time to toast some "Sangria Wine" for the newly 23-year-old Camila Cabello, and Billboard wants to know: Which of her singles is an "Easy" pick for your favorite?

Abbey Road Institute, the specialist music production school at London’s Abbey Road Studios, has confirmed the opening of their first school in the United States in partnership with multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy winner Julio Reyes Copello at his studio, Miami Art House in Miami, Fla.

Alejandro Sanz’s El Disco was Spain’s top-selling album in 2019, while Bad Bunny garnered the greatest number of streaming listens in a year in which music sales rose over 20% over all.According to figures released today (Feb. 3) by Spanish industry association Promusicae, streaming was up more than 25%, with more than 10 million consumers using a streaming service.

Sebastian Yatra took the 2020 Grammys red carpet Sunday night to talk about his first-ever nomination for best Latin pop album, for Fantasia.

Sebastian Yatra’s Fantasia was nominated for Best Latin Pop Album at the Grammys 2020, and although it was Alejandro Sanz who finally bagged the award, the Colombian singer made the most of the night with a huge smile on his face.

Madrid’s Premios Odeón will spotlight Spain’s currently thriving music scene with a nationally live-televised show featuring 25 performers on Monday night (Jan. 20) at the Teatro Real. The new awards are designed, Grammys-style, to become Spanish music’s biggest night. Alejandro Sanz, Rosalía, Pablo Alborán, C. Tangana and David Bisbal are among internationally

With his comeback album #ElDisco, his successful #LaGira Tour and three Latin Grammy wins in 2019, Alejandro Sanz is ready to celebrate a remarkable year on Wednesday (Dec. 18), his 51st birthday.