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Eladio Carrión reveals to Billboard five things you didn’t know about him. Eladio Carrion:Hi, everyone! My name is Eladio Carrion and there are five things you didn’t know about me. No. 1: I was a professional swimmer for many years, but now I hate pools. I won’t get into pools. No. 2: I like to […]
Mike Bahía and Greeicy kicked off Billboard’s Latin Music Week in Miami with the help of Michelob Ultra. Grisleda FloresBILLBOARD IS IN TOWN TO TAKE OVER MIAMI AND WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED. Grisleda FloresMIKE AND GREEICY TOOK OVER THE FAENA THEATER FOR AN INTIMATE SHOW TO KICK OFF BILLBOARD’S ANNUAL LATIN MUSIC WEEK IN MIAMI […]
Nicky Jam once again brings his Rockstar Show to Latin Music Week, this year featuring intimate interviews with JOP. Jesús Ortiz PazBack in the day, when we were doing music, if you had a million listeners on Spotify. You were doing it because no Mexican artist had that. And now you drop a song, boom […]
Presented by HarbourView How Latin catalogs are valued, marketed, bought, and sold in a global economy. Hannah KarpI am Hannah Karp. I’m the editorial director of Billboard I’m so happy to be here. And over the past few years, we have Billboard have spent a lot of time reporting on some eye popping ly big […]
Drake gives away $50,000 to a newly single fan at his recent concert in Miami, The 1975’s Matty Healy issues an apology for his racist comments about Ice Spice, Myke Towers tells us five things about him, we fill you in on everything about ‘Mean Girls: The Musical’ movie on ‘Mean Girls’ Day and more! […]
Eric Nam talks to Billboard about the inspiration behind his new album House on a Hill, the 80-date accompanying tour, directing multiple music videos for the album, his journey to becoming an artist, his mental health and self-care app, Mindset, and more! Eric Nam:It’s taken years for us to gain the trust of the artists […]
The hottest genre on the charts is the hottest genre on the road. Fuerza Regida’s frontman JOP and Live Nation’s Hans Schafer and Jorge Garcia on how to book, market and sell out Mexican music shows. JOP:A lot of struggle. We started from the bottom. We started — I would do my own flyer parties. […]
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Learn what goes on behind the scenes of crafting and sustaining a successful Latin music festival from the most successful festival producers in the world.
Chris Den UijlIn the US when we launched Sueños, it was incredible feedback. We did 45,000 people per day, first year, and we had no idea what we were going to do. And we were just blown away. And to go into this year and see that grow. There’s a huge, huge need for consumption. But it’s completely different. We’re learning every single day that we need to challenge ourselves is, is that we don’t need to separate ourselves anymore from saying we have an inclusive Latin festival versus a multi-genre festival.
John FriasMy name is John Frias, the festival is in Los Angeles, and soon to be in Austin. It’s a quintessential festival of Los Angeles. It represents all of the culture that is in LA. It’s very representative of, of the diverse crowd and population and culture in Los Angeles, and just having the time of our lives.
Bruno Del GranadoExcellent. Next to John is my friend Chris, then out from Baja Beach, past suenos Coca Cola flow dynamics la familia on and on. Chris, can you tell us a little bit about your background and some of the festivals your work?
Chris Den UijlHi, everyone, thanks for coming. Um, yeah, so we launched a bunch of different festivals over the last 10 years. But specific to this panel, Baja Beach Fest launched about five years ago. And it’s really just a celebration for Latinos in general, we wanted to create an event that really just like celebrated culture was a platform for the artists to be able to express themselves in like a really united way, but also bring the same type of production that you know, the Anglo festivals that I typically came from brought to the Latin culture so trying to build, you know, one of the strongest kind of footprints for artists to express themselves. And yeah, as time has passed on, we’ve expanded that footprint in two different cities in Mexico, as well as launched a festival called Sueños in Chicago two years ago.
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Luminate, the entertainment industry’s most trusted data partner, unveiled its new Latin Music Report exclusively at Billboard Latin Music Week. Never-before-revealed metrics and insights include the growing power of Latin superfans, how and why the genre is expanding to non-Spanish-speaking listeners, the rise of regional Mexican music and the subgenres and artists to watch in […]
You’ll be able to see Beyoncé’s highly anticipated Renaissance Tour in a movie theater near you soon, Taylor Swift took over another NFL game on Sunday with a host of her celebrity friends, Doja Cat earns her second week at No. 1, Metro Boomin is on the cover of Billboard and talking about how he […]