J Balvin

In spite of Camila Cabello's splashy "Havana" opener, at the Grammys it was as if the last year or so of Billboard Hot 100 hit-making by Latin American artists hadn’t happened.

Ricky Martin and more also joined in on the whirlwind performance of "Havana" and "Mi Gente" that kicked off the night.

Even as Bad Bunny and J Balvin cozy up to English-language acts, there’s plenty of room for others to mine the darker, druggier corners of the genre.

The Latin trap star is pushing against toxic masculinity while revealing the genre's limits of acceptance.

The Colombian musician sits down with Noisey and talks about his rise to fame.

"I Like It" is an inarguable hit, but its sample invokes a history of the industry exoticizing songs sung in Spanish. Burger King is involved somehow.

She'll be giving proceeds from this new version of the bop to hurricane and earthquake relief efforts.

There wasn’t an army of defiant musicians bashing Donald Trump, which made for an awkward omission.

We sat down with the Colombian superstar to discuss hip-hop, Donald Trump, Drake, and—yes—Pokémon Go.

"It has a lot of connotations. If you're in the party mode it's like, 'Let's go for it. Let's party it up!'"