Music

We miss the former RBD singer on "Rebelde," but we have compiled the Top 10 songs from her entire career. Listen to all of them here!

El Dasa offered a free concert to fans to thank them for the success of his NBC Universo series "El Vato." Watch his best bit here!

Emilio Navaira has passed away. We remember iconic Tejano singer with the time he talked highly of his good friend and colleague Selena Quintanilla.

The Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation awarded the Juan Luis Guerra scholarship to a Colombian pianist.

Colombian singers Shakira and Carlos Vives will release a new song together. Find out more about "La Bicicleta" here.

From Juanes to Maná, we celebrate Earth Day with the ultimate Latino playlist. Listen to the empowering songs here!

Pop icon Prince has died at his Paisley Park estate, his publicist confirm.

Meet Spiff TV, a Latino producer and video director who is changing the way the American and Hispanic markets make music together, creating a new, global sound.

Traditional Beatles songs don't stream for free online, but many of their Latin covers do; check 'em out.

Daddy Yankee, Enrique Igleias, Nicky Jam and Gente de Zona were just some of the winners of tonight's first-ever Latin American Music Awards 2015. Check out the full list here. Did your favorites win?

Lakers guard Nick Young proposed to girlfriend Iggy Azalea last night at his 30th Birthday party. The whole thing was caught on video, watch for yourself and find out what she said.

Ximena Sariñana is having an exciting year! Not only is she touring with Juanes this summer, but she's also releasing the deluxe edition of her album "No Todo Lo Puedes Dar."

Björk's new album Vulnicura, is now released on iTunes due to leak. Here are some things to know about Venezuelan Producer Alejandro Ghersi.

Break out your bandanas and neon colored face paint, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival announced their 2015 lineup on Tuesday and it instantly became one of the most trending topics on Twitter.

New Zealand singing sensation, Lorde, has been banned on radio airwaves throughout San Francisco…at least for the next week she is. READ MORE.

The Barcelona-born singer/songwriter joins an exclusive group of artists who have received this honor from the Latin Recording Academy.

Mexican regional band Los Tigres del Norte will receive a well-deserved star in the Hollywood Walk of fame thanks to their contributions in music, movies and the preservation of the Mexican heritage in the US.

Edith González Cazares, along with her husband and nephew, all members of grupera band "Edith y el Tsunami," were found dead and burned inside the trunk of a car.

Mexican band Panteón Rococó claim they were discriminated against for having tattoos. They were ready to board an Interjet flight when they were denied boarding unless the lead singer and another musician covered their arms, which had visible tattoos.

A Mexican has won "The Voice of Poland." Juan Carlos Cano wowed viewers and coaches with his performances and was named the new winner of the show's Season 4.

In this funny and oddly romantic video, a Mexican bride has arranged for a huge mariachi band to play the theme song from Super Mario for her groom.

Alcover and Xtassy, A&X themselves, sat down with Latin Times to talk about their lives, careers and future plans.

Pitbull opened the iHeartRadio Music Awards on Thursday, and took the opportunity to express his feelings towards Donald Sterling and his highly publicized racism case.

It's National Karaoke Week! Let's celebrate with 10 Spanish songs that are always present at any karaoke party!

Watch Ricky Martin's new music video "Vida."

Latin Times spoke with Gabriela from Rodrigo y Gabriela about her inspiration for creating this incredible music.

Thalía is taking on a new adventure and releasing an album made just for kids!

Although we all wish Shakira was getting married, truth is she was shooting the music video for her new single "Empire."

Latin times sat down with 'Elastic Bond' lead singer Sofy Encanto to talk about the band's experiences with Starbucks 'Noches Culturales.'

Pedrito Martínez was playing in a Cuba jazz festival when he was discovered by a Canadian saxophonist who took him on tour. He stayed in the U.S. and became essential for Afro-Cuban music.