Natti Natasha is a chart-topping reggaeton, urban, and Latin pop singer.
Sebastian Yatra grew up in Miami learning to play guitar, piano, and sing. At 19, his single "El Psicologo" became a hit in his native Colombia.
Colombian singer-songwriter, guitarist and author Juanes is one of the biggest and most important Latin popular-music artists working today. His debut album Fíjate Bien in 2000 won him a Grammy® (his first of now 20 Latin Grammys(R) and 2 Grammys(R) for Best New Artist. His follow-up, Un Día Normal (2002), won him global appeal.
Actor, entrepreneur, vocalist and New Yorker of Dominican descent, Jackie Cruz rose to fame for her portrayal of "Flaca" on Orange Is the New Black. Cruz is a three-time SAG Award winner and was named on THR's "Top Latino Powerhouses under 40" list. Music was always Cruz's first love; her full-length album came out in October.
Mon Laferte is the Chilean singer with the highest sales in the digital era, with 1.5 million digital albums and singles sold. She has won Latin Grammys(R) for Alternative Song (2017) and Alternative Music Album (2019).
Natalia Jimenez is the former lead singer of the Spanish pop band La Quinta Estacion, which won a Grammy(R) for Best Latin Pop Album in 2010. Now, Jimenez is a solo artist who has been thrice nominated for Latin Grammys(R).
Fonseca performs "Ven" and "Testimonio" by Juan Luis Guerra;
Colombian group Piso 21 was nominated for Best New Artist at the Latin Grammy(R) Awards and recently collaborated with will.i.am on a new single, "Mami."
Argentine pop singer Diego Torres is a three-time Latin Grammy(R) winner with 7 Billboard Top Ten hits. His second album, Tratar De Estar Mejor, went platinum five times in Argentina.
Draco Rosa, writer of the Ricky Martin hit "La Vida Loca," started his musical career at age 14 as a member of Menudo. The singer, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, dancer, record producer and entrepreneur won a Grammy(R) for Best Latin Pop album in 2014 and has won multiple Latin Grammys(R).
Chilean singer-songwriter Cami calls Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi a mentor, and with multiple Grammy(R)-winner Sebastian Krys as her producer, she is a pop star on her way to the top.
Musical duo Jesse y Joy are a brother-sister act from Mexico City. They have won a Grammy(R) for Best Latin Pop Album and six Latin Grammys(R).
Puerto Rican-born singer-producer Tommy Torres has won three Latin Grammys(R). Tommy Torres sings "Querido Tommy."
Costa Rican pop singer and multi-instrumentalist Debi Nova had a number one dance hit, "One Rhythm," before appearing on recordings with such artists as Britney Spears and Ricky Martin.
Venezuelan-born singer-producer Danny Ocean had a viral hit single with "Me Rehuso," which streamed hundreds of millions of times, and has since collaborated with the likes of Skrillex on "Epa Wei."
Alejandra Guzman is a Mexican singer-songwriter and actress with over 30 million albums sold, and winner of a Latin Grammy(R) for Best Rock Solo Album.
La Santa Cecilia sings "ICE (El hielo)
Dominican singer-songwriter Vicente Garcia is considered a protege of Juan Luis Guerra and their collaboration "Lomo de Cayenas" was a Billboard Top Ten hit.
Ally Brooke confesses she listens to '70s and '80s music; she sings "Lips Don't Lie", "Low Key" and "Vámonos."
A tribute to Juan Luis Guerra, featuring artists such as Fonseca, Nacho, Vicente García and Tommy Torres.
Puerto Rican reggaeton and trap sensation Lunay performs acoustic versions of his hits "Soltera," "Relaciones," and "Aventuras."
Activist and former 5th Harmony member Lauren Jauregui mesmerizes the audience with "Expectations," "50 ft.," and more.
Colombian superstar Carlos Vives tells the story behind his massive hit "Dejame robarte un beso" and performs fan favorites "Dejame entrar," "Santa Marta," "Kingston," and "New Orleans."
2020 Latin Grammy(R) winner Pedro Capo performs "Calma," "Donde hubo amor," and a special version of "Tu fanatico" from his chart-topping album "Munay."
The very first female Reggaetonera and groundbreaking legend Ivy Queen talks machismo, infidelity, and relationships in between renditions of "Yo quiero bailar," "La vida es asi," and a special version of "Quiero saber."
Cali-born Colombian actress and pop singer Greeicy shows off her Shakira moves and performs "Destino," "Los besos," and "Mas fuerte."
Latin anthem creator Cabas performs "Bonita" and "Tanto que te amo tanto," as well as a brand-new song written with Descemer Bueno.
Mexican superstar Carlos Rivera opens up about his path to stardom and performs the song that won him his very first talent competition, "Usted se me llevo la vida."
Colombian reggaeton star Manuel Turizo (MTZ) performs "Quiereme mientras se pueda" and "Mala costumbre" with his brother Julian.
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Kany Garcia sings "Alguien" and "Para siempre," as well as reimagined versions of "Remamos" and "Titanic."
Venezuela's pride, Los Amigos Invisibles, display their unique mix of jazz, pop, disco, and funk as they perform "Ponerte en cuatro," "La que me gusta," "Mentiras," and a special version of "What is love (Amor)."
Peruvian superstar and UNICEF Ambassador Gian Marco gives a funny and emotional music master class as he performs "Mandarina," "Prefiero vivir sin ti," and "Hoy."
Pop duo Mau y Ricky bring down the house with "Desconocidos," "La boca," "La groseras," and "Papas.
The Queen of Latin Pop Paulina Rubio rocks special versions of "Mio," "Lo hare por ti," "Don't Say Goodbye," and "Ni una sola palabra."
MDO reunites with former Menudo members Daniel Rene and Rene Farrait to perform "No puedo olvidarme de ti," "After Party," and more.
Justin Quiles, Natalia Jimenez, Carlos Rivera, and Cabas perform their favorite Juan Gabriel songs in a very special tribute.
Mexican-American superstar Becky G reflects on her early career start at the age of 9 and performs her hits "Mayores," "Sin pijama," and "Shower," along with an emotional rendition of a new, unreleased song dedicated to her grandmother.
Rising reggaeton star Jay Wheeler enchants the tiny audience with his refreshing earnestness, his melodic compositions, and his irresistible silky voice while performing "La curiosidad," "Viendo el techo," and "Take My Life."
All-new edition.
Puerto Rican duo Zion & Lennox bring down the house with club hits “Otra vez,” “La player,” and “Estrella."
Colombian-Canadian singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez enamors the audience with her renditions of "Figures," "Sola," and "Mamá."
Puerto Rican rapper Guaynaa lights up the stage, performing “Cumbia a la gente,” “Cerveza,” and "Chica Ideal."
Élite actress, model, and singer Danna Paola performs "Dos Estraños," "Mala fama," and "Mía."
2020’s Best New Artist Latin Grammy® winner Mike Bahía is joined by his friends and collaborators Danny Ocean and Lenny Tavárez.
Salsa singer La India shows off her incredible voice with “Sedúceme,” “Nunca voy a olvidarte,” and “Qué ganas de no verte nunca más.”
Pop/reggaeton singer Justin Quiles returns to A Tiny Audience to perform his new single “Loco” and chart-toppers “Jeans” and “Egoísta.”
Indie singer Carla Morrison delights with her delicate and melancholic ballads "Disfruto," "Contigo," and "Una foto."
Colombian pop singer and international sensation Manuel Medrano performs “Afuera del planeta,” “Tengo que llegar a tiempo,” and “Negra.”
Mexican actress and songwriter Ximena Sariñana performs fan favorites "Cobarde" and "Una vez más," and her new song "El amor más grande."
Three-time Latin Billboard® Award winner Aleks Syntek talks about his collaboration with Mecano's Ana Torroja and more.
Robin Thicke presents themes from his new Bossanova-inspired album and sings in Spanish for the very first time.
Jon Secada, Silvestre Dangond, Alejandra Guzmán, and Cimafunk celebrate the legendary Celia Cruz.
