The all-female Latin Grammy-winning mariachi group, which is known for infusing the classic ranchero sound with bursts of hip-hop, soul, jazz and salsa, has joined voices with John Legend on the new single “Quisiera.”
“I am a huge fan of his voice and songwriting, and he’s a very sweet guy,” says member Shae Fiol about Legend’s participation on the song. “It totally blew my mind when we got the news he was down to sing, in Spanish! His voice is iconic. You always know it’s him from the first note he sings.”
“Quisiera” appears on Flor de Toloache’s latest album Indestructible, which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album.
Mau y Ricky are bringin’ the big(ger) love… The Venezuelan Latin pop and reggaeton duo have joined voices with John Legend to bring a little latin flavor to his latest single “Bigger Love.” The Latin remix of the feel-good pop track that celebrates love and resilience was released on Friday, July 24. “I always envisioned…
Bad Bunny is ready to take the stage at this year’s Latin Grammys… The 23-year-old Puerto Rican Latin hip-hop/trap singer and rapper, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, is set to perform at this year’s awards show, airing live on November 16. Bad Bunny, a nominee this year,…
Victoria La Mala is breaking bad… The Mexican singer/songwriter has made her triumphant return to music with her EP Soy Mala, home to eight saucy collaborations and one solo track. On the set, the Mexican singer lets her true colors shine, incorporating mariachi, cumbia, corridos, reggaeton, and hip-hop, genres that have…
