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Jaguares
Jaguares suffers from “mental diarrhea”
Saúl Hernández, vocalist of the Mexican group that will be part of some of Amnesty International’s tours, spoke to us about his new album, 45, a fierce criticism that coexists with harmony
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San Juan/Habana
San Juan-Habana: Salsa with a lot of swing
Under the leadership of Juan José Hernández, the group takes on a fresh approach to Caribbean music
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Adriana Foster
Adrianna Foster: A star is born
Her first single, “Pienso en ti” (I Think of You), which you can listen to right here, took the No. 2 spot on the billboards in her native Mexico, and it's already making waves in the U.S
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Eddy Lover
Eddy Lover, the other face of reggaeton
In his album Perdóname, the young Panamanian shows an alternative full of fusion, feeling and romance.
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Plastilina Mosh
Not made of Plasticine … Pure mosh!
Jonaz and Rosso return to the musical scene with their fourth album, All U Need is Mosh, which goes on sale today
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cabas
Cabas and his Amores difíciles (Difficult love affairs)
The Colombian singer spoke in an exclusive interview with Peopleenespanol.com about his new album. Also, find out what he told us about the alleged love affair Juanes had with the woman who's now his wife, Johana Bahamón.
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Baby Rasta y Gringo
Baby Rasta and Gringo's comeback
In an exclusive interview, the reggaeton performers tell us that they are back and determined to be among those at the top of the genre. Listen to their single “Déjame conocerte” here.
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Tommy Torres
It’s never too late for Tommy Torres
After producing CDs for Ricky Martin and Ednita Nazario, Puerto Rican composer Tommy Torres makes a comeback with Tarde o temprano following a two-year absence from the music scene.
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Ximena Sariñana
Ximena Sariñana: Anything but Mediocre
The Mexican singer spoke to PeopleEnEspanol.com about her first solo CD
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Gabe García
Will Gabe García be the next Nashville Star?
As the NBC reality TV show’s contestants advance to the final six, the Tex-Mex cowboy took a break from rehearsing to talk with Peopleenespanol.com about being the only Hispanic singer on the show
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