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Chiquis Performs “Que Siga Pasando” at Billboard Latin Music Week

Billboard-charting and award-winning artist Chiquis stopped by Billboard Latin Music Week for an intimate performance of her single “Que Siga Pasando” with Billboard and Walmart. The Mexican-American star and her band shared a special version of the stripped-down song in the backstage lounge, styled with and presented by Walmart. This year, Walmart joined the celebration of Hispanic heritage, reimagining the space where interviews and performances took place. Enjoy Chiquis’s performance and check out the pieces featured in the lounge from The Nuevolution Project, created in collaboration with visionary Hispanic creatives shaping the future of the culture.

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Wish Me Luck, a Hispanic-led fashion brand from LA, captures the spirit of Dreamers: those who pursue their aspirations while honoring their heritage. Their clothing combines classic casual styles with bold, eye-catching graphics to create pieces you can wear anywhere — and Billboard’s hosts will be wearing them as they sit down with the stars. Add their Workwear Style Jacket and Dreamer’s Win Graphic Tee Shirt to your everyday rotation to add meaningful flair to your wardrobe.

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Puerto Rican-American artist, ceramicist, social activist, poet, and educator Roberto Lugo’s contributions to The Nuevolution Project range from home decor to clothing. Lugo’s lively, illustrated patterns are an extension of his art, acknowledging the realities faced by marginalized communities while also celebrating their beauty and creativity. His candles (in Pigeon, Delft, Flowery and Floral designs) are inspired by the ones that are traditional to Hispanic culture – with his own special twist. Mix and match the pieces in your home to bring your culture to life.

Looking to add color to your kitchen? Walmart has you covered. Robert Lugo’s designs bring Hispanic pride to your kitchen, elevating your morning coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Choose between three bold patterns (Pigeon, Delft, and Floral) to bring the comfort of culture to your cup.

Stay tuned for more from Billboard Latin Music Week and check out more pieces from The Nuevolution Project, available only at Walmart.

Regional Mexican Artist Chiquis Graced the Walmart Playback Stage at Billboard Latin Week | Billboard

 Regional Mexican artist Chiquis graced the Walmart Playback Stage at #BillboardLatinWeek, delivering an intimate live performance of her new song “Que Siga Pasando.”

Chiquis:

What’s up, guys? It’s Latin Music Week. I’m Chiquis and we’re here at the Billboard video lounge presented by Walmart, and I’m going to sing my new song “Que Siga Pasando.” Let’s do it!

Álvaro Díaz on Where He Was Creating ‘Sayonara’ & ‘Ramona Flowers’ | Behind the Photo

Álvaro Díaz shares where he was when Sayonara dropped, why he loves vinyls and more in Behind the Photo presented by Billboard and Walmart.

Álvaro Díaz:
I’m Álvaro Díaz and this is Behind the Photos with Billboard. This was in Kyoto earlier this year — one week before dropping Sayonara and a few minutes before tasting the best ramen in the world. That’s what I remember most about this photo, the ramen in Kyoto. Top!

This is Alvarito and Ace Ventura, Milkman’s dogs in Milkman’s studio. Comet and Rocket. There they are! Comet and Rocket, they are almost mine. Shoutout Milkman! Dog lover, Alvarito!

My photographer’s favorite photo, Waiv, doing the E-Mode. This was when we got the vinyls for Sayonara. My dream since I was little was to be able to have vinyls like the ones you used to buy. My dad is a fan of vinyl. We used to come out of basketball games to buy salsa vinyls and stuff. Having my own vinyl is like a crazy experience, that’s what this is, that’s what this represents. If you don’t have it, go buy it! This is one of my favorite places in the world. This is in Medellin. This is with my brother Manuel Lara and we are making ‘SAYONARA.’ In fact, I think it was “Ramona Flowers” that we were working on at the time. ”Ramona Flowers” was the first song that came out of the album, so this is a very important photo. 

Paola Jara Reveals New Song ‘Cosas del Amor’ Coming Out With Cata | Behind the Photo

Paola Jara takes Billboard Behind the Photo from very special moments in her life, reveals a new song she has coming out with her best friend Cata and more!

Paola Jara:
Hi, I’m Paola Jara and I’m going Behind the Photo with Billboard. This photo is from a recent show, a very nice, very intimate show that I had in Cali, which is a very beautiful city in Colombia. And well, the place is very Mexican themed. The show was really very intimate and it was one of those nice experiences because it reminds me a lot of my beginnings where I had the opportunity to sing at the tables, to sing with the audience very close. So these kinds of concerts are very emotional.

Wow! What can I tell you about this photo? I think there is one of them missing, that is my Coffee, which is no longer with me. But they are like my children, really more than pets, unquestionably for those of us who have puppies or even cats or who have a pet, know that it is truly a unique companion, which is truly something beautiful for each one of us who are fortunate to have them. You picked very good photos.

Well, this photo was taken very recently. In Germany, Cata, she is a childhood friend of mine. I can really put it that way because we grew, not only a very nice friendship, but also musically. She is a person I love very much, one of my best friends. Unfortunately, she is already living in Germany. She got married, she’s a mom, and let’s just say she retired a little bit from music, but now she is getting back to it.

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Pipe Bueno Talks Recording ‘Una Pregunta’ With Gerardo Coronel & More | Behind the Photo

Pipe Bueno shares his experience of recording “Una Pregunta” with Gerardo Coronel, attending Milan Fashion Week and more!

Pipe Bueno:
Hi there! How are you, my friends and mamacitas? I’m Pipe Bueno and we are at Behind the Photo with Billboard.

Let’s see, this photo happened in a studio in Bogota called Audiovision. I was with my friend Jerry [Gerardo Coronel]. I had the pleasure to have him in Bogota for a few days because Jerry is Mexican, so he didn’t know my country very well at that time. I was able to show him a little of what our Colombian culture in Bogota. The food, I took him to a good Colombian restaurant and we recorded our song, our collaboration. It’s called “Una Pregunta.” The song turned out beautifully. It was a song him and his team produced. The vocals were literally recorded in Bogota.

Good memory, this one. That’s my younger brother, we are both ready to depart on a direct flight to Madrid and then to Milan. In fact, the person taking the photo is also here with me, the commander-in-chief, my lady, who is also accompanying me today. We had a beautiful trip to Milan Fashion Week, where we went as ambassadors of Hugo Boss. And, well, for the second year in a row where we were the only Colombians representing within the musical genre and my wife as a content creator, in one of the most iconic places in the fashion world, Milan.

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Yahritza y Su Esencia Play ‘Finish the Lyrics’

Presented by Walmart and Billboard, Yahritza y Su Esencia play ‘Finish the Lyrics’ with some of their biggest hits, including “Dos Extraños,” “Inseparables” and more!

Yahritza y Su Esencia:
What’s up! We are Yahritza y Su Esencia. We are here with Latin Billboard, and today we are going to finish the lyrics to our songs. 

Esta vez ya se acabó/ Y tú tienes que entender/ Que no quiero estar contigo

Esa es la vida real, tú y yo tenemos historia/ No podemos platicar y antes hablábamos horas/

Dime qué te pasó ahora

Quiero que me abraces como lo hacías antes/ Quiero que me ahogue en tu calor

Yes or no? Let’s see. Let’s see. No, it is because it has different parts. 

Que no me duela el alma cuando me estés mintiendo/ Quisiera ser como tú y olvidar nuestros momentos/ Pero no soy como tú y, aquí, sí me estoy muriendo

Dascha Polanco on Meeting Bella Hadid at Fashion Week & More | Behind the Photo

Dascha Polanco shares a special look of her in the studio meeting Bella Hadid and more Behind the Photo with Billboard and Walmart.

Dascha Polanco:
Hi, I’m Dascha Polanco, and I’m here Behind the Photos with Billboard.

You guys went looking. You guys went deep in search for the photos. This photo you see here is in a studio in Atlanta with a friend of mine who is a producer, Aviani — she goes by PERFXN. And this is Xtassy, a well-known producer — may he rest in peace — he was also my partner. A lot of kisses but we were in a camp where they had female producers, female engineers, many women, women writers and it was created by an artist in Atlanta. And it was about three days. We invited women from all over the world to come to create music. It was a creative camp, directed by a female artist as well.

Look at me here in New York’s Hudson Yard at Christmas. Doing what I like … shop, spend money and buy lots of gifts. I don’t know who it was for, but it was only for one and it was me. It was for me.

This was Fashion Week this past September and I was with Bella Hadid. It was an event where she brought her horses, rode her horses and she invited me.

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Go Behind the Scenes of Billboard Latin Week With Walmart

Billboard Latin Music Week returned to Miami with a star-studded lineup of more than 70 artists. Over the past 35 years, Latin Music Week has become the one, steady foundation of Latin music in this country, becoming the single most important — and biggest — gathering of Latin artists and industry executives in the world. This year, Walmart joined the celebration of Hispanic heritage, reimagining the backstage lounge where interviews with artists from around the world took place. Check out the pieces featured in the lounge from The Nuevolution Project, created in collaboration with visionary creatives shaping culture. 

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Wish Me Luck, a Hispanic-led fashion brand from LA, captures the spirit of Dreamers: those who pursue their aspirations while honoring their heritage. Their clothing combines classic casual styles with bold, eye-catching graphics to create pieces you can wear anywhere — and Billboard’s hosts will be wearing them as they sit down with the stars. Add their Workwear Style Jacket and Dreamer’s Win Graphic Tee Shirt to your everyday rotation to add meaningful flair to your wardrobe.

Puerto Rican-American artist, ceramicist, social activist, poet, and educator Roberto Lugo’s contributions to The Nuevolution Project range from home decor to clothing. Lugo’s lively, illustrated patterns are an extension of his art, acknowledging the realities faced by marginalized communities while also celebrating their beauty and creativity. His candles (in Pigeon, Delft, Flowery and Floral designs) are inspired by the ones that are traditional to Hispanic culture – with his own special twist. Mix and match the pieces in your home to bring your culture to life.

Need a pick-me-up? Walmart has you covered. Robert Lugo’s designs bring Hispanic pride to your kitchen, elevating your morning coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Choose between three bold patterns (Pigeon, Delft, and Floral) to bring the comfort of culture to your cup.

Stay tuned for more from Billboard Latin Music Week and check out more pieces from The Nuevolution Project, available only at Walmart.

Behind the Scenes of Billboard’s Latin Music Week Lounge | Billboard News

The biggest names in Latin music came to Miami for Billboard Latin Music Week 2024. Get an inside look at the backstage lounge where their interviews went down, styled with products from Walmart.

Jessica Roiz:
The biggest week in Latin music, where the biggest names and rising stars come together to celebrate their culture. This is Billboard Latin Music Week. 

Griselda Flores:
Go behind the scenes, where your favorite artists will be doing exclusive interviews in a lounge styled in partnership with Walmart and The Nuevolution Project.

Jessica Roiz:
Walmart is taking over Billboard Latin Music Week’s backstage video lounge and spotlighting visionaries who are shaping Hispanic culture.

Griselda Flores:
Check out all the cool pieces that you can buy to make your space shine.

Jessica Roiz:
Want to bring light, warmth and elegance to your home? Check out these candles. Artist, activist and educator Roberto Lugo was inspired by his Puerto Rican heritage and Philadelphia upbringing to create these bold designs. 

Griselda Flores:
Need furniture? We’ve got you covered. Walmart has functional and stylish pieces for your home.

Jessica Roiz:
And whether you’re at home or on the go, you can rep your culture thanks to Wish Me Luck, a Hispanic led fashion brand from L.A.

Griselda Flores:
Check out their jackets and tees, all part of The Nuevolution Project.

Jessica Roiz:
Get all the products you’ve seen here by clicking the link in our article. 

Griselda Flores:
And for more Latin Music Week coverage, head over to billboard.com.

Get an Early Look at Billboard Latin Week With Walmart

This article was created in partnership with Walmart.

The 2024 Billboard Latin Music Week is returning from Oct. 14 to 18 at the Fillmore Miami Beach in Miami with a star-studded lineup of more than 70 artists. Over the past 35 years, Latin Music Week has become the one, steady foundation of Latin music in this country, becoming the single most important — and biggest — gathering of Latin artists and industry executives in the world. This year, Walmart is joining the celebration of Hispanic heritage. 

Each year, fans of the many genres of Latin music look to Billboard for exclusive interviews and live experiences with their favorite artists, ranging from emerging acts to some of the biggest superstars in the world. Some of these acts will be going backstage with Billboard, engaging in conversations about their art, culture and more in the Backstage Video Lounge. This year, the lounge will be reimagined, featuring pieces from The Nuevolution Project. Get a sneak peek at the pieces that will be featured across Billboard with your favorite stars, created in collaboration with visionary creatives shaping culture.  

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Wish Me Luck, a Hispanic-led fashion brand from LA, captures the spirit of Dreamers: those who pursue their aspirations while honoring their heritage. Their clothing combines classic casual styles with bold, eye-catching graphics to create pieces you can wear anywhere — and Billboard’s hosts will be wearing them as they sit down with the stars. Add their Workwear Style Jacket and Dreamer’s Win Graphic Tee Shirt to your everyday rotation to add meaningful flair to your wardrobe.

Trending on Billboard

Puerto Rican-American artist, ceramicist, social activist, poet, and educator Roberto Lugo’s contributions to The Nuevolution Project range from home decor to clothing. Lugo’s lively, illustrated patterns are an extension of his art, acknowledging the realities faced by marginalized communities while also celebrating their beauty and creativity. His candles are inspired by the ones that are traditional to Hispanic culture – with his own special twist. Mix and match the pieces in your home to bring your culture to life.

Need a pick-me-up? Walmart has you covered. Robert Lugo’s designs bring Hispanic pride to your kitchen, elevating your morning coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Choose between three bold patterns to bring the comfort of culture to your cup.

Stay tuned for more from Billboard Latin Music Week and check out more pieces from The Nuevolution Project, available only at Walmart.