Ximena Sariñana Serenades Fans With Piano Version of 'TBT 4 Ever' on Billboard Live At-Home Concert

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.

In a new Billboard Live Q&A that took place on Cinco de Mayo, special guest El Fantasma talked all about his new music, quarantine life, and other passions.The Regional Mexican artist, who was also celebrating his wedding anniversary on May 5th, told Billboard that his quarantine routine consisted of waking up, cooking breakfast, helping his kids with their school work, playing outside, watching a movie, and then taking a late-night walk with his wife.He then talked about his current single

"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.Jesse & Joy, Aire (Warner Music Latina)The Mexican siblings' first studio album in five years is a collection of mostly upbeat songs marked by multiple rhythmic variations for an effect that’s cohesive but infinitely varied; think a shopping cart at a supermarket loaded with happy pop and acoustic pop/rock.

Live Nation blockbuster $480 million purchase of a controlling interest in Mexican promoter OCESA Entretenimiento has been put on hold because of the COVID-19 crisis, Live Nation chief executive Michael Rapino announced Thursday (May 7) on its first quarter earnings call.

Mike Shouhed and his girlfriend, Paulina Ben-Cohen, are taking their relationship to the next level. The Shahs of Sunset couple has teamed up for their own YouTube channel, which they've launched while at home self-quarantining during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

After a two-week poll asking Billboard readers to pick their favorite quarantine-inspired Latin song, fans picked Adriana Rios as their winner.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner and despite the global pandemic, many Latin artists are finding ways to keep connected with their fans on this special day.To bring some joy during these challenging times, Regional Mexican stars Alejandro Fernandez, Virlan Garcia, and Marco Antonio Solis have each prepared a live stream for their fans to celebrate on Sunday, May 10.Find out more about each virtual celebration below.ALEJANDRO FERNANDEZWhat: Alejandro Fernandez will perform some of his

Every year, we celebrate Cinco de Mayo with an amazing playlist curated for our readers. For 2020, Billboard went all out, bringing together the bes

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Joss Favela closed our week of Billboard Live At-Home performances with an acoustic performance from his home in Sinaloa, Mexico."No one told me that talking by myself to a camera would be so complicated," said Favela, who was raising money for Casa Valentina.

Max performed a Billboard Live At-Home concert on Friday (May 1) to raise money for Montefiore Medical Center, a hospital in The Bronx, NY currently fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic.The 27-year old singer sat with his guitarist in his L.A.-based studio to give fans a taste of some of his favorite songs.

It's Cinco de Mayo next week, the Mexican holiday that marks the country's victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.

Thalia and her fans are on a roll during the quarantine, winning yet another Billboard poll.The Mexican singer and actress nabbed the crown for the '90s Latin pop star who should host a virtual concert, with nearly 27 percent of the votes.Gloria Trevi follows closely behind with more than 22 percent of the votes. Yuri wins third place with more than 17 percent.

Mexican director Manolo Caro released the final season of La Casa de las Flores, leaving behind memorable characters like the ever-so secretive mother-daughter duo Virginia (Verónica Castro) and Paulina de la Mora (Cecilia Suárez), and an equally memorable soundtrack under Lynn Fainchtein's supervision.An already musically-driven series, with breakout performances by drag queens at the de la Mora's family-owned cabaret sprinkled throughout the episodes.

The fans have spoken, and they picked Thalia as their dream Latin quarantine buddy. Two weeks ago, Billboard asked fans to vote for the ideal Latin artist that they would like to spend quarantine with, highlighting 20 celebs including Bad Bunny, J Balvin, Anitta and Shakira, to name a few.Thalia’s beloved fans ultimately crowned their Mexican queen as the Latin quarantine buddy winner with 53.62 percent of the votes.

A 68-year-old Mexican-Chinese actress and dancer said she considered suicide, after undergoing a botched cosmetic procedure that dramatically changed the shape of her face.

Zhavia Ward brought her characteristic cool-girl energy to her Billboard Live At-Home performance on Tuesday afternoon (April 21) in support of Direct Relief, which helps people whose lives are threatened by disaster, disease, or poverty.