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Guaynaa & Los Angeles Azules First Stream Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs, albums and videos recommended by the Billboard Latin editors. Check out this week's picks below. Guaynaa, Los Angeles Azules, “Cumbia A La Gente” (Universal Music Latino) When old-school artists team up with the newer generation, great things are bound to happen as heard in Guaynaa and Los Angeles Azules’ “Cumbia a la Gente.” As cliché as it may sound, the song fuses the best of both worlds: Guaynaa’s modern perreo and Los Angeles signature cumbia sonidera. Clarinets, trumpets, güiras...

Following You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. "When everything started, I said, 'Wait, what am I going to do with all this energy?'" the 49-year-old tells PEOPLE from his home in Puerto Rico about the six-track record he released in late May. "It's funny because most of the lyrics were already written. They were exactly what people needed to hear when we started this lockdown." "We haven't seen the PTSD. We haven't seen the trauma that this is causing," he adds of the coronavirus. "I just want to give the audience Pausa, which ...

When the former Twins second baseman retired last month, he left baseball having set an example that more players should consider following.

For everything you’ve done – both on and off the field – thank you! pic.twitter.com/kekvUysm0C— Minnesota Twins (@Twins) February 18, 2021 Dozier, 33, spent almost his entire Minnesota tenure as the Twins’ everyday second baseman. He participated in the 2014 Home Run Derby hosted by the Twins, made the 2015 All-Star Game as a reserve and won a Gold Glove in 2017. His best season came in 2016, when he slugged a career-high 42 home runs and finished with an OPS of .886 in 155 games. The Nationals signed Dozier during the 2018-19 offseason to a one-year deal in hopes of replacing the d...

His path to success, which he continues to build on a daily basis, began at age 18, when he studied jazz guitar in Florida for four years. At the end of that first stage, Miami became his second home and his workspace. Homero Gallardo, the Ecuadorian musician who stands out abroad: My voice is the guitar “When I started working with a producer, he recommended another, and suddenly I met the director of Thalía’s band, Jencarlos Canela, and that’s how I started working with Chino and Nacho, Maluma, Nicky Jam, Manuel Turizo, Ky -Mani Marley and it was all a process and I have been very b...