Julio Cesar Soto Renteria, a dancer and choreographer from Mexico City, is working to expand reggaeton’s presence in LA’s professional dance community. He has established himself in the city’s dance ...

I was born in San Francisco, CA to two Chicano musicians who connected over their complete obsession with playing and studying music. Once we were old enough to hold instruments, my sister and I ...

Being stuck inside or having the same day-to-day routine or views can get a bit mundane. With real-life struggles getting you down, it’s important to move around, whether it’s safely traveling outside ...

Beyoncé’s sample of Donna Summer on “Summer Renaissance” won’t just call back to disco’s greatest — it’ll also call back to a time Beyoncé interpolated the “Last Dance” singer. Though “Naughty Girl” ...

Latin music is finally getting the limelight it deserves, and we can all agree it’s been long overdue. In the past few years, superstars like Bad Bunny, Karol G, Rauw Alejandro, J Balvin, Maluma and ...

United We Dance returns for a second year to commemorate the six-year anniversary of the tragedy at Pulse. The event is a tribute to both the 49 lives that were lost that night and the community that ...

Decades before Farruko became one of Puerto Rico’s stand-out reggaeton MCs, the 30-year-old was a huge fan of Eurodance artists like Alice Deejay. “That was my childhood,” confesses Farruko of the ...

When Daddy Yankee showed up at a Montebello gas station to hype his infectious hit “Gasolina,” the Puerto Rican recording star drew so many fans he couldn’t get out of the limo. That was the moment it ...

This is the time of year when dictionaries tell us which new words they have accepted as legitimate. And it's also the time of the year when we hear from the Royal Spanish Academy, which oversees the ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by In Pablo Larraín’s unsettling film, Mariana Di Girolamo stars as a dancer who finds freedom through reggaeton dance. By Gia Kourlas Ema is the oddest ...

With hits like “Despacito” and “Mi Gente,” reggaeton has finally gone mainstream (translation: White people have discovered it). Although people around the world are falling in love with the music ...