For Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, global megastardom has come with tabloid attention, internet outrage, and all kinds of cabroneria. Now, he's trying navigate it all while staying true to his roots and to his vision.
The Puerto Rican artist went from a go-to songwriter to a rising solo star. Now, she’s ready to go even farther with her debut album, "Lo Que No Te Dije."
Bad Bunny’s blazing performance, Kim Petras’ powerful speech, and a spectacular tribute to hip-hop made this night sing. But about that Album of the Year win….
Beyoncé’s dance-music ecstasy, Bad Bunny’s latest world-conquering smash, Taylor Swift’s late nights, Harry Styles’ song cycle, and Pusha T’s master class in metaphor were only some of the albums that ruled our world this year.
Bad Bunny, Harry Styles, Megan Thee Stallion, Adele, and Rosalia are just some of the acts that experts expect to do well when nominations are announced.
No matter how you break it down, reggaeton is one of the most popular styles of music on the planet. The genre’s stars are some of the biggest in the industry — Bad Bunny has been the most-streamed artist in the world for two years in a row — and their hits have quickly become international supernovas, played in every country imaginable.
From Chic to Skrillex, from Chicago house classics to festival rave anthems, from songs that filled the floor at the Loft and the Warehouse to ones that blew up on TikTok.
After caring for patients during Hurricane Maria and Covid-19, the rising artist is getting back on the road with a free Lincoln Center show and his first major concert in Puerto Rico.
She’s battled addiction, anxiety and depression and faced painful losses. Then she poured all of it into ‘The Hardest Part,’ a stunning debut album that helped her heal.
She has become the most provocative superstar in Dominican dembow by making songs that pull no punches about sex, drugs, and queerness. She wants to go even further.
“She’s had so much of an impact - not just because of her voice, but because of how she fought back, how she struggled because of her color, because of how she looked”
“There’s something about her singing: a righteousness and a determination,” Kidjo says of the late South African artist and activist who inspires her to this day.
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Carlos Vives, Sebastián Yatra, Mauro Castillo, and composer Germaine Franco discuss the creative challenges and thrills behind the Disney hit.
He’s charted a rare path as a charismatic showman with a futuristic, R&B-indebted sound. But it took unshakable will - and some heartache - to get there.
From Cimafunk’s electrifying ‘El Alimento’ to Mon Laferte’s loving homage to Mexico on ‘Seis’ and Amenazzy’s showcase of Dominican excellence on ‘Santo Niño,’ here’s what we loved in 2021.