Sergio Vallin

Sergio Vallín has been a highly recognized musician for more than a decade now. His talent has been exposed to the world as the guitarist for Mexican super rock group, Maná. more...

Omar Garcia

This multitalented artist, who packs an unprecedented lyrical ability, OMAR GARCIA, is here to fill a void that has haunted the music world for a long while. more...

MEXIA

MEXIA - new Latin hip-hop talent. His first single "Descontrol" was produced by acclaimed studio technicians the Iklectix, its a rowdy club banger that bridges Latin pop, hip-hop, and electro. more...

Jesse & Joy return to the music world with their highest debut yet

Almost three years after they rose to fame with their smashing hit “Espacio Sideral” (Sideral Space), the successful brother-sister duo and Latin Grammy winners Jesse and Joy returned to the music charts stronger than ever. more...

Forro in the Dark - Light my Candle

From the opening drum rolls of “Bandinha” to the last swinging guitar chords of “Just Like Any Other Night,” it’s clear that Light A Candle, the sophomore release from the Brazilian-born, NYC-based Forro In The Dark, is no lethargic, bedtime affair. More...

Jairo Zavala - DePedro

DePedro may be the first solo album for the man behind the name, Jairo Zavala, but in no way is it his debut. Already a celebrated recording artist in Spain, where he was born and raised, Zavala has spent the past two decades playing, writing, and performing with bands like Amparanoia, Vacazul, Los Coronas, and Calexico. More...

Salvador Santana Band

Drawing upon an array of musical styles, the Salvador Santana Band thrives on collaboration and innovation. Bursting with hip-hop, rock, funk, R&B and traditional Latin sounds; the sonic amalgam which gives life to SSB –the collective’s official debut– sizzles with allure. Simply put: It’s unlike anything else you’re going to hear in 2008. (more...)

Jae-P Atrévete

With his fourth production, “Atrévete”, Jae-P continues to work hard to remain in the affection he has managed to gain among his followers. This young artist wants to continue to be a beacon of hope and an example for all of “his people”. He continues to demonstrate with his music that everything can be achieved if we fight for our ideals. (more...)

Cnote

America is finally ready for Cnote, five young men whose self-titled debut, Cnote, speak for a new generation. Never before has there been a group like Cnote: a group with the voices, the look, the style, the steps, and, most of all, the understanding into what it means to grow up as a Latino in the United States. Currently the band is being featured in an online reality series on AOL Latino titled "Breaking the Band" where it chronicles the group's struggle and ultimate rise to fame. (more...)

Magnate

Magnate, the romantic of reggaeton, is currently in Miami promoting his first album as a solo artist titled "Progresivo". The first single "Nuestro Amor Es Asi" - is already in rotation throughout the US and Puerto Rico and the video can be seen on MTV3's and other music video channels.... (more...)

B Side Players - Fire in the Youth

The B-Side Players make music without borders or boundaries. On Fire In The Youth, their seventh album and first for Concord/Picante, they continue exploring the multifaceted grooves of Latin America and the Caribbean, incorporating the sounds of Cuba, Jamaica, Mexico and Brazil with the funk, rock, jazz and hip-hop rhythms of their homeland. With Latin music currently dominating the charts in most of the world, The B-Side Players are uniquely positioned to bring their uplifting message of unity, brotherhood and dance floor revolution to the people of planet Earth. (more...)

Kinky - Rarities

Kinky spent years honing their highly original sound, a fusion of Latin Rhythms, Mexican regional music, electronica and rock’n’roll, in their hometown of Monterrey, in Northern Mexico. They gave Chris Allison, (Coldplay, Beta Band), a three song demo presented on a lovely cassette tape in the winter of 1999 while he was producing Plastilina Mosh. (more...)

Jenni Rivera - Mi Vida Loca

Woodland Hills, CA--(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--May 17, 2007--Top Latin Platinum recording artist Jenni Rivera earns a RIAA/Latin Gold certification for her most personal album to date “Mi Vida Loca” (My Crazy Life), accomplishing a milestone feat as its now a woman, a mother, a sister, a girlfriend who is taking center stage in the highly male dominated Regional Mexican music genre.

Ozomatli - Don't Mess With The Dragon

Los Angeles band Ozomatli always brings an artful touch to its mix of funk, rock, hip-hop, traditional Latin forms, Asian instrumentation and more.  But the group’s latest disc, “Don’t Mess With the Dragon” (due March 27 on Concord Records), was born out of a unique scenario – the art came before the music.

Funky C - Joya

When you ask “Funky C” about his musical influences, the Chilean-born composer will start telling you an eclectic list of musicians that expand from the baroque to the grandmasters of funk, soul, rock, Latin jazz, bossa-nova and Latin alternative rock.

Anais - Con Todo Mi Corazón

Anaís is back with a second album Con Todo Mi Corazón in stores now. A versatile album fusing tropical, r&b, pop, and regional mexican music. Anaís commented “ I am very excited about this album because I have been envolved in everything, especially the selection of songs and I like them all very much, I think that the majority of the youth will identify with this album.”

Johnny Rivera - Vivo Por Ti

Johnny Rivera took a temporary break from his music career in 2006 after the breast cancer diagnosis his wife received. Johnny Rivera put his family first and let his creative juices rest on the backburner while he stood by his wife’s side until she made a full recovery. Today, the Puerto Rican salsero, who has more than 15 years singing experience behind him, makes his return to the salsa movement with his ninth solo album, Vivo Por Ti in stores May 8, 2007. The album consists of 13 songs, the majority which were produced by Johnny Rivera himself.

Ivy Queen - Sentimiento

"There is only one significant female reggaeton rapper, Ivy Queen” – New York Times

For more than a decade, she has reigned as the woman who forged an entire genre, enriched the soundscape of Latin music and launched a musical movement to international success. Now, Her Majesty the diva, Ivy Queen, is back – with Sentimiento under the Univision Music Group label.

Jennifer Peña - Dicen Que El Tiempo...

After an absence of nearly three years from the music scene, Jennif er Peña is back and better than ever, with only one intention: to share her most recent album with her fans and the entire world, “Dicen Que El Tiempo…,” her third one under the Univision Records label. The record goes on sale simultaneously in the United States and Puerto Rico on January 30, 2007. (story in English) [ En español ]

Daddy Yankee: Reggaeton’s Mac Daddy

The industry can give him 20 million awards, the press can conduct over a million interviews and talk about him on TV shows everywhere, but Daddy Yankee is all about the love and support of his fans.

(full story English) [ En español ]

Our Hispanic Pride: Juanes

In recent times, screaming Hispanic fans have been echoing Juanes' name all around the world. It is all because Juan Esteban Aristizabal, a.k.a. Juanes -- the superstar -- has made Colombian culture, romantic lyrics and the Spanish language all the rage. (full story click here English) [ En español ]

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