Showcasing musical artists of Hispanic/Latino/a heritage.
God Said No is the second studio album by American singer Omar Apollo. Partially recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London, it includes contributions from Mustafa and actor Pedro Pascal, and was preceded by the singles "Spite," "Dispose of Me," and "Less of You.” Apollo stated that the album is a "reflection of [his] life for the past two years" and it "doesn't feel like it's a bunch of songs put together," calling it "a sequence that is made to be listened to front to back."
Mirada (transl. Gaze) is the third and major-label debut studio album by American singer-songwriter Iván Cornejo. It is a regional Mexican album, incorporating elements of alternative rock, expanding on his signature "sad sierreño" sound with richer instrumentation, much of which Cornejo plays himself. Featuring the single, "Baby Please," which hit No. 8 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart.
Ridin' began as a love letter to Los Angeles; steeped in Chicano soul but transcending geography. Whether you're cruising in the south bay or on a train halfway across the world, these songs were crafted to become the soundtrack to your own journey. Listen once, and you own a piece of L.A. Listen twice, and L.A. becomes a piece of you.
Hecho en México is the sixteenth studio album by Mexican singer Alejandro Fernández. It was produced by Áureo Baqueiro and features a collaboration with fellow regional Mexican artist Christian Nodal, as well one with his father Vicente Fernández. Hecho en México marked a return to regional Mexican music for Fernández after releasing mainly Latin pop albums. At the 21st Annual Latin Grammy Awards, the album won Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album while "Caballero" was nominated for Best Regional Mexican Song, the nomination going to José Luis Roma, its songwriter. The album was also nominated for Best Regional Mexican Music Album (including Tejano) at the 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards and for Album of the Year at the Premio Lo Nuestro 2021.
Sonido Cósmico (transl. Cosmic Sound) is the sixth studio album by Ecuadorian-Swiss band Hermanos Gutiérrez, consisting of brothers Estevan and Alejandro Gutiérrez. It was released on 14 June 2024 by Easy Eye Sound and recorded by producer Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys) at his Nashville studio, their second collaboration with Auerbach after predecessor, El Bueno y el Malo (2022). The album received positive reviews from critics.
A heartfelt tribute to Mexican music, México de mi corazón, vol. 2 sees Natalia Jiménez breathing new life into classic rancheras and mariachi songs. Her powerful voice and deep respect for tradition make this album a vibrant celebration of Mexico’s musical heritage.
JuanesTeban is the 12th studio album by Colombian rock artist Juanes. The 16-track concept album explores the duality of light and darkness by blending his signature guitar-driven rock sound with traditional cumbia and Latin American folk roots. “I have finally returned to a place of light and joy,” Juanes said in a press release. “I wanted to make the kind of album that would take me back to the land of dancing and cumbia; the feeling of Latin America, the root of folklore.”
Musas: Un homenaje al folclore latinoamericano en manos de los Macorinos, vol. 1 (transl. Muses: An Homage to Latin American Folklore in the Hands of Los Macorinos, Vol. 1), shortened to Musas, Vol. 1 is the sixth studio album by Mexican singer-songwriter Natalia Lafourcade in collaboration with the acoustic guitar duo Los Macorinos. It received a Latin Grammy Award nomination for Album of the Year at the 18th Annual Latin Grammy Awards.
The chart-topping album dives into the artist's struggles and personal demons, offering raw, street-inspired lyrics and bold storytelling. It's a powerful journey of self-reconciliation and reinvention, set to captivate and resonate deeply. The album includes 19 tracks and showcases Carín experimenting with a variety of genres such as rock, country, and pop. The album features collaborations with Pepe Aguilar, Kane Brown, Leon Bridges, Bolela, and Panteón Rococó.
With its driving energy and spirited flair, the son has held the essence of mariachi music for more than 150 years. Even today, the modern mariachi dips into the son repertoire to punctuate it's performances, evoking boisterous yells and percussive zapateados from it's listeners. In Sones de mariachi, multi-GRAMMY-winning Mariachi los Camperos makes it's mark on the son legacy, powered by the group's lauded signature sound and leader Jesús "Chuy" Guzmán's uplifting arrangements. This meticulously curated mix of popular and lesser-known sones rooted in the western Mexican heartland of mariachi tradition is played with the typical virtuosity, superb vocals, and rhythmic precision of one of the world's greatest mariachis.
Esta es mi tierra/This Land Is My Land is a bilingual children's music album and song by acclaimed dual-language author and educator José-Luis Orozco. It features traditional and well-known songs sung in both Spanish and English to promote early literacy, cultural diversity, and language skills.
Peso Pluma's third album is a bold statement, signaling the future of corridos. Showcasing his purest artistry, the 14 track album balances romance and intensity while prioritizing longevity over fleeting hits. He celebrates the globalization of Mexican music, positioning his work as universally impactful. With this album, Peso Pluma leads a new musical era, redefining the genre's reach.
Prince Royce, the stage name of Geoffrey Royce Rojas, is a New York-born singer who has been a major force in Latin pop music for over a decade. His urban take on the bachata genre, influenced by his Dominican heritage, has earned him chart-topping hits and sold-out concerts across Latin America.
Carlos Santana is music's great collaborator, blending his singular guitar style and expansive musical vision with a stunning variety of artists to create something new, unique, and universal. Santana's vision for Sentient was to revisit recent collaborations through a new lens, weaving them together into a sonic pilgrimage that passes through jazz, hip-hop, soul, rock, and Latin rhythms. The songs on Sentient range from recent hits and superstar collaborations to rare, unreleased, and overlooked tracks that Carlos wanted to re-introduce in a new context.
Y su palabra es la ley: homenaje a Vicente Fernández features 14 classic ranchera hits popularized by Mexican icon Vicente Fernández adapted into his signature norteño style, plus one original tribute track. The album name references the famous line "y mi palabra es la ley" from José Alfredo Jiménez's classic song "El rey," which is deeply tied to Fernández's musical identity. Highlights include legendary tracks like, "Acá entre nos," "De qué manera te olvido," "Mujeres divinas," and "La ley del monte." It concludes with an original song titled, "Un consentido de Dios," dedicated explicitly to honoring Fernández’s lifetime artistic legacy.
Orquídeas is a GRAMMY winning album by Columbian-American artist, Kali Uchis. It is her fourth studio album and her second Spanish language album. Orquídeas features guest appearances by Peso Pluma, El Alfa, JT, Karol G, and Rauw Alejandro. Named after and inspired by the sensual allure of Colombia’s national flower, the orchid, Orquídeas traverses multiple Latin genres including reggaeton, dembow, bolero, and salsa.
The official soundtrack of the FIFA World Cup 2026, features an all-star lineup of global artists across hip-hop, Afrobeats, pop, EDM, reggaeton, country, musica Mexicana, K-pop, and more. Created to capture the energy, emotion, and unity of the world’s biggest sporting event, this album celebrates the music behind football’s greatest stage. A must-listen for fans of the tournament and music lovers alike. Featuring artists such as Shakira, Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin, Rauw Alejandro, Luck Ra, Boza, Ryan Castro, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Romeo Santos, Prince Royce, Bad Bunny, Diego Torres, and others.