Latin Pride Did Not Arise Now... Cypress Hill Will Show at Lolla That They Are Pioneers of Spanish Rap
Cypress Hill, the influential hip-hop group that became a pioneer of Latin rap in the 90s, is set to showcase their legacy at Lollapalooza São Paulo.
Carín León releases 'Lighter', a song for the World Cup that fuses English and Spanish
Mexican regional music artist Carín León has released 'Lighter', a bilingual single in collaboration with rapper Jelly Roll, designed for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Sidecars, at the EL PAÍS concerts: "In Alameda de Osuna it was easier to grab a guitar than a ball"
The Spanish band Sidecars presented their latest album 'Everest' at a concert for EL PAÍS readers in Madrid.
Pipiolas: "Feelings end up like lives, in the cemetery"
The Spanish musical duo Pipiolas discuss their unique approach to fame and trauma as they prepare to release their second album.
Raphael returns to Buenos Aires with all his classics: when he will perform and how to get tickets
Spanish artist Raphael is set to perform in Buenos Aires on October 17, showcasing his greatest hits alongside new music.
Lourdes Hernández, singer of Russian Red: "I have a fragile appearance but I am very tough and aggressive. I have no problem in hitting a door"
In an interview, Lourdes Hernández discusses her new musical project, 'Rojo Relativo', reflecting on her evolution as an artist and her preference for intimate performances over traditional tours.
Joan Manuel Serrat: "I didn't wait until I was 80 to know that everything passes very quickly and that today you are fire and tomorrow you are forgetfulness"
At 82 years old, Joan Manuel Serrat remains a significant voice in Spanish music, reflecting on his life, career, and the passage of time during a recent conversation.
The striking interaction between Lali Espósito and a Spanish singer who was robbed in Buenos Aires: 'An honor to explain to you where La Matanza is'
Lali Espósito assisted Spanish artist Lara Blanco in locating her stolen cellphone shortly after her arrival in Buenos Aires for a music festival.
Nat Simons: the consolidation of a top-level rock voice
Nat Simons has successfully transformed her musical style from Americana to incorporate classic rock sounds, showcasing her artistic evolution and versatility.
Laura Pausini: I have learned more from my Latin American and Spanish family than from others
Laura Pausini releases her new album 'Yo canto 2,' a tribute to Spanish music that features both modern hits and classics to honor influential Latin American songwriters.
Rosalía in concert, baroque ecstasy: a powerful voice, a cutting-edge orchestra, and how much intensity, my god
Spanish artist Rosalía kicked off her world tour in Lyon with a passionate performance that left the audience in ecstatic rapture.
Conductor Juanjo Mena bids farewell to concerts due to his Alzheimer's: 'We enjoyed making good music'
Juanjo Mena, the renowned Spanish conductor, announces his retirement from conducting concerts due to Alzheimer's disease after a year of publicly coping with his diagnosis.
The Dial Awards Tenerife 2026: the ceremony live
The Dial Awards event in Tenerife 2026 will be broadcast live featuring prominent artists like Luis Fonsi and Laura Pausini receiving awards.
Erik Urano, the Most Martian of Spanish Rappers: "There is No Middle Class in Music, You Either Starve or Become Super Rich"
Erik Urano discusses the challenges of the music industry and his latest album, Stalker, which explores themes of extraterrestrial life and humanity's evolution.
Spanish singer Bad Gyal defies clichés with Más cara: 'I am not the dumb blonde they think'
Spanish singer Bad Gyal challenges stereotypes with her new album 'Más cara', asserting her identity amidst industry criticism.
"We are connected by an invisible thread": in an emotional show, Alejandro Sanz renewed his pact with the Argentine public
Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz performed in Buenos Aires as part of his world tour celebrating over three decades of his music career, showcasing his deep connection with the Argentine audience.
Melendi thrilled Samborondón under the rain with all his classics
Spanish singer Melendi performed a long-awaited concert in Samborondón, Ecuador, despite persistent rain, drawing an enthusiastic crowd that sang along to his classics.
Alcalá Norte launches its new anthem, 'El hombre planeta', in the vein of 'La vida cañón'
The Madrid-based band Alcalá Norte has released their new song 'El hombre planeta' as part of the lead-up to their upcoming second album, expected this fall.
Melendi sings today in Samborondón: this week the tour 20 Years Without News ends
Spanish artist Melendi performs in Samborondón, Ecuador, as part of his tour concluding series of concerts.
Alejandro Sanz: the depression he went through, his shows in Argentina, and the actress he is linked to
Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz is on tour in Argentina promoting his new album while reflecting on his personal challenges.
Rock Calls 091 Again
The Spanish rock band 091 from Granada is making a comeback with a new album after a two-decade hiatus, reinforcing their legacy in the rock scene of the 80s and 90s.
The Spanish band Hombres G will extend its tour to Latin America in October
Spanish band Hombres G is set to bring their tour 'Los mejores años de nuestra vida' to Latin America starting in October, with several key performances lined up.
From Jesulín de Ubrique to Sole Giménez: these are the new contestants of 'Your Face Sounds Familiar'
The new contestants of the thirteenth season of the Spanish TV show 'Tu cara me suena' have been announced, featuring celebrities mostly from music and comedy.
Mikaela Vázquez, the violinist who almost gave up music and now collaborates with Judeline, Ralphie Choo, or Guitarricadelafuente
The article explores the journey of violinist Mikaela Vázquez, who almost abandoned music but now collaborates with prominent artists in the Spanish music industry.
Brit Awards 2026: Rosalía's Record, Her Stunning Performance with Björk, and the Complete List of Winners
Rosalía made history at the Brit Awards 2026 by becoming the first Spanish artist to win the International Artist of the Year award, impressing audiences with her performance alongside Björk.
Rosalía highlights her abdomen wrapped in feathers at the BRITs
Spanish artist Rosalía made history by winning the International Artist of the Year award at the BRIT Awards held in Manchester.
The performances of the Goya Awards: the triumph of flamenco, the coldness of Bad Gyal, and the emotion of a song by Extremoduro
The Goya Awards featured performances that highlighted flamenco while lacking memorable moments due to the absence of more established artists.
The Spaniards Antoñito Molina and María Peláe win two silver seagulls at the Viña del Mar Festival
Spanish artists Antoñito Molina and María Peláe achieve significant recognition by winning two silver seagulls at the 65th Viña del Mar International Song Festival in Chile.
Ultraligera, the band that exploded without anyone's help: "We are in favor of experimenting with ayahuasca and LSD"
Spanish rock band Ultraligera emphasizes creative freedom and authenticity in their music and existence as they promote their new single 'Lapsus.'
Love of Lesbian announces their temporary retirement from the stage after 25 years: "It’s time to lower the curtain for a while"
The Spanish band Love of Lesbian has announced a temporary break from performing after 25 years, expressing the need for a pause to reflect and recharge.
Judeline, moon of the moon and morning star at the Sant Jordi Club
The Spanish singer Judeline performed at the Sant Jordi Club in Barcelona, celebrating her musical talent and inviting fans to enjoy her music.
It is claimed that Alejandro Sanz would be in a relationship again: who is the actress that would have conquered him
Reports suggest that Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz may be in a new relationship with actress Stephanie Cayo following his recent performances in South America.
Hugo Wolf, the great revolutionary of 'lied', finally finds his reference book in Spanish
Acantilado has published a comprehensive monograph by Richard Stokes on Hugo Wolf, the Austrian composer known for revolutionizing German art song, featuring a prologue by tenor Ian Bostridge.
Urtasun begins the reform of Inaem: proposes replicating the model of the Prado Museum to flexibilize hiring
Ernest Urtasun has initiated a significant reform of the National Institute of Performing Arts and Music (Inaem) in Spain, aiming to create a more flexible hiring process by emulating the structure used by the Prado Museum.
Pablo Alborán: "One must live love intensely, go crazy for someone"
Spanish singer Pablo Alborán begins his world tour and shares his thoughts on love, the music industry, and personal challenges following a familial health crisis.
No Major Changes: Traveling from the 19th Century to the Present
A detailed exploration of Spain's discographic history highlights the contributions of amateur researchers rather than industry players.
Ku Minerva no longer cries for things of yesterday: “My office job pays the mortgage, although I could have done the Benidorm Fest”
Spanish singer Ku Minerva reflects on her emotional journey after participating in the Benidorm Fest, acknowledging the ups and downs of her career in music.
Matteo Bocelli: How he prepares for his debut in Argentina, why he sings in Spanish, and the advice from his famous father
Matteo Bocelli is preparing for his debut concert in Buenos Aires on March 1, where he will present his latest album 'Enamorarse', and shares insights on his language choices and his father's influence on his career.
The Resurrection of Barry B: 'This project is the second part of my life. The first was to screw it up'
Spanish musician Gabriel Barriuso reflects on his transformation through his alter ego Barry B in his latest EP, seeking forgiveness and personal growth.
True Stories of Spanish Pop
The article discusses the often-overlooked role of sound engineers in the Spanish pop music industry, highlighting a new book that focuses on their contributions.
Bad Bunny receives recognition from the Puerto Rican Academy of the Spanish Language for his cultural and musical impact
Bad Bunny has been honored by the Puerto Rican Academy of the Spanish Language for his contributions to music and the Spanish language.
Maria Arnal, the most avant-garde singer of Spanish pop: "I am the mistress"
Maria Arnal discusses her unique approach to music and her reflections on the emotional state of her generation.
How Bad Bunny, Rosalía, and K-Pop Confirm a Crisis in the U.S. Music Domain
Bad Bunny's recent Super Bowl performance in Spanish symbolizes a challenge to the U.S. music industry's dominance and offers a critique of nationalist policies.
Facing the music: Figure skaters battle copyright issues over the tunes they use
Figure skaters are facing challenges related to copyright permissions for the music they choose to perform to, exemplified by Spanish skater Tomas-Llorenc Guarino Sabaté's recent scare of potentially losing his routine due to music licensing issues.
Benidorm Fest 2026: Izan Llunas, Kenneth and Mikel Herzog Jr., among the first finalists
The first six finalists of the Benidorm Fest 2026 were announced, marking a shift as the contest will not serve as Spain's selection for Eurovision this year.
Rob Schneider launches strong criticism of Bad Bunny's music after Super Bowl performance: "I was grateful that my Spanish is terrible"
Rob Schneider criticized Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, expressing relief that he couldn't fully understand the lyrics.
Cultural Phenomenon? This was the impact that Bad Bunny's show on TikTok left with his halftime performance
Bad Bunny's halftime show at Super Bowl LX marked a historic moment as the first performance entirely in Spanish, significantly impacting social media engagement on TikTok.
Spanish-speaking Americans celebrate Bad Bunny but the president does not
Spanish-speaking Americans celebrated the musical achievements of Bad Bunny, while contrastingly, the president did not engage with this celebration.
Did SNS Make a Move? Figure Skating Music 'Seems Skatable' Under Copyright Clouds for the Olympics
Social media might save a Spanish figure skater facing copyright issues with his routine music ahead of the Milan-Cortina Olympics.
Bad Bunny sets audience record during Super Bowl halftime show
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance became the most-watched in history, reaching approximately 135.4 million viewers.