How one South American nation revitalized a genre and a movement.
How the album made him a global crossover superstar, away from his father's shadow.
Since 1999, Latinx artists have continued to make our music a permanent fixture in pop culture.
The sub-genre is here to stay and harmonize . . . pero en Español.
How Anthony went from the salsero of the people to the salsero of the world.
The Colombian legend reflects on his vallenato classic.
On her 50th birthday, the multi-talented boricua diva is as fierce as ever.
El Cangri’s seminal album introduced reggaeton to the mainstream.
Guitarist and vocalist João Gilberto passed away at age 88.
On her 50th birthday, we celebrate the late Diva de la Banda’s impact on Latinas worldwide.
We rounded up the best and brightest young boris in the Latin urbano scene.
The 20-year-old Latin trap delivers a solid debut with 'Homerun.'
The Puerto Rican superstar’s solo album spawned 1999’s Latin music boom.
He’s made a career of showing those on the come-up that an artist can stay true to his roots.
The 26-year-old artist is the face of the new wave of urban artists from Puerto Rico.
The classic merengue album was a unicorn in the Latin music explosion of 1999.
Paloma and her sister Sofia share the biggest challenge they overcame together.
Regional Mexican icon Paquita La Del Barrio is a model for a generation of women in her genre.