Snoop Dogg and Banda MS Unite for Groundbreaking Single on Lizos Music and Sony Music Latin

By John Hopewell

Video chatting app Houseparty rallied Doja Cat, Snoop Dogg, Bad Bunny, Katy Perry, Neil Patrick Harris and more stars for the ultimate virtual bash this weekend.

Banda MS and Snoop Dogg dropped “Que Maldición” on May 1, proving that regional Mexican and hip-hop music are a perfect union between two cultures.Proposed by Sergio Lizárraga, founder of Banda MS, the bilingual collaboration meshes banda and rap music with chill rhythms. In “Que Maldición,” Snoop expresses his feelings in a web of Spanglish verses.“Que Maldición” debuted at No.

"He had been the King of New York around the same time I’ve been the King of the West"

Regional Mexican and rap collide on the Hot Latin Songs chart’s top 10 as Banda MS de Sergio Lizárrga and Snoop Dogg’s “Que Maldición” debuts at No. 4 on the May 16 survey. It’s the highest debut for a regional Mexican song since Joan Sebastian’s “Me Gusta” arrived at No. 3 on August 2015. Prior to that, Los Huracanes del Norte took the baton in 2007 with “Volé Muy Alto” (No. 4 debut). Their first collaboration arrives in the

Now we all know that battling it out hit-for-hit, is the latest trend that is taking over social media. It’s a time that fans get to reflect on their favorite artists and all of the amazing hits that they have in their catalogs. Now Snoop Dogg is speaking on someone he could see himself battling.

Snoop Dogg is firmly anti-Tekashi 6ix9ine.

"Fuck 69 and everybody pushing his line right now."

Sony Music Latin-Iberia's ambitious virtual music festival #DesdeCasaConMusica featured more than 50 Latin artists from different pockets of Latin America serenading music fans on Sunday (May 10).As fans listened and watched from the comfort of their homes, they also had the option of donating to the World Health Organization (WHO) and Pan American Health Organization (PAHO).The festival's goal was to unite music lovers at home while reinforcing and supporting messages of social distancing and

The music community is mourning the loss of legendary soul and R&B singer Betty Wright.Music stars like John Legend, Snoop Dogg, Ledisi, DJ Khaled and many more took to social media Sunday (May 10) to pay tribute to Wright, who recently died after a battle with cancer. She was 66."I loved being around Ms Betty Wright," Legend tweeted.

Sony Music Latin-Iberia announced their “Made In: Casa #DesdeCasaConMusica” initiative to keep fans informed and entertained amid the global health crisis, Billboard can exclusively reveal.The virtual music festival, which aims to unite music lovers at home while reinforcing and supporting messages of social distancing and prevention to help fight COVID-19, will count with the participation of over 50 award-winning Sony Music Latin-Iberia artists, including Becky G, Camilo, Jose Luis Rodriguez

The rap legend will be joined on the tour by Warren G, Tha Dogg Pound, Obie Trice and D12

While the people have requested a battle between 50 Cent and Ja Rule, it doesn’t look like it will be happening anytime soon! At this point, Ja has made it clear that he’s down to go hit-for-hit, but Fifty doesn’t seem to excited about it.

Snoop Dogg has joined the All-In Challenge, offering up an unbelievable sports and shopping package for as little as a $10 donation to the charity behind the celebrity initiative.

"First Stream Latin" is a compilation of the best new Latin songs, albums and videos recommended by the Billboard Latin editors. Check out this week's picks below.Banda MS, “Que Maldición” feat.