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After a public breakup and subsequent media frenzy, the Argentine singer Cazzu returns to her roots in new album “Latinaje,” released on April 24.
The Boyle Heights-inspired musical “Real Women Have Curves” makes its Broadway debut on Sunday, April 27. Playwright Josefina López speaks to De Los about its origin story.
Reggaeton Mexa is having its Coachella moment. Get to know the artists putting a Mexican spin on a timeless Caribbean sound.
The Latin Grammy-nominated artist is using his Coachella set to critique AI automation in the arts
Released on April 11, 2005, the hit song “La Tortura” marked Shakira’s glorious return to the Spanish-language music world.
The Marías will return to Coachella for a third time. A majority of these Latin acts are making their festival debut.
Directed by J. Xavier Velasco, the thriller ‘Cocodrilos’ premiered at the Chicago Latino Film Festival, sheds light on the dangers Mexican journalists face when covering organized crime.
The star of “Flamin’ Hot” appears in new Disney flick “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip,” plus upcoming Christopher Nolan film “The Odyssey.”
With new label One Percent, Danna and Hoyer are the latest artists to go indie in the Latin music industry.
Director Gregory Nava talks about his iconic biopic, which the late singer’s husband, Chris Perez, considers the Selena ‘bible.’
