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Billboard Latin Music Week
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- 1SiriusXM Launches Limited-Time Channel for Billboard Latin Music Week▼Celebrate Billboard Latin Music Week with a Limited-Time SiriusXM Channel
SiriusXM has launched a limited-time channel dedicated to Billboard Latin Music Week, giving listeners curated Latin music programming timed to the event. The special channel is positioned as a way to celebrate the week's showcases, interviews and performances, and is available only for a short period, prompting fans of Latin music to tune in before it ends.
- 2Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 Opens With Industry Panels▼Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 Is Here: Top Highlights From Every Industry Panel
Billboard's Latin Music Week 2026 has begun, with the outlet rounding up top highlights from every industry panel. The event gathers Latin music executives, artists and industry professionals for discussions on the business, and Billboard is covering the key takeaways from each session as the week unfolds.
- 3Kany García Shares Stories Behind Her Hits at Latin Music Week▼Kany García Delights With Her Guitar & The Stories Behind Her Hits at Latin Music Week
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Kany García performed with her guitar and told the stories behind some of her biggest hits during Billboard's Latin Music Week. The session gave fans and industry attendees a closer look at her songwriting process and career, and it drew attention as part of the week's lineup of conversations with leading Latin music artists.
- 4Tito Nieves and Luis Figueroa Discuss Salsa's Future at Latin Music Week 2026▼Tito Nieves & Luis Figueroa Talk Salsa’s Past, Present and Future at Latin Music Week 2026
Salsa veterans Tito Nieves and Luis Figueroa spoke at Billboard's Latin Music Week 2026, where they discussed salsa's history, its current state and where the genre is heading. The conversation covered the genre's legacy and how a new generation of artists is carrying it forward, drawing attention from Latin music fans and industry watchers.
- 5Grupo Frontera Reflects on Rapid Rise at Latin Music Week 2026▼Grupo Frontera Reflects on Its Rapid Rise at Latin Music Week 2026: ‘We’re Making People Happy’
Mexican-American band Grupo Frontera spoke at Billboard's Latin Music Week 2026 about their fast journey from regional newcomers to one of the biggest acts in Latin music. The group said their priority remains simple: 'We're making people happy.' Their blend of norteño and pop cumbia has carried them from border-area performances to international stages in just a few years.
- 6Billboard Latin Music Week Channel Launches on SiriusXM▼Billboard Latin Music Week Channel: Listen on SiriusXM
SiriusXM has launched a dedicated channel for Billboard Latin Music Week, giving listeners access to coverage of the event. The channel accompanies the annual gathering, which brings together Latin music artists, executives and industry figures for panels and performances. It offers audiences a way to follow the week's programming and conversations as the Latin music industry continues its commercial surge.
- 7AI, Distribution and Touring Top Latin Music Industry Agenda▼10 Key Issues Driving the Latin Music Industry Today: AI, Distribution, Touring & More at Latin Music Week
Billboard has outlined ten key issues shaping the Latin music industry today, drawn from discussions at Latin Music Week. The list highlights artificial intelligence, music distribution, and touring among the main concerns for artists, executives and industry professionals. The roundup reflects the sector's rapid growth and the debates now defining its business and creative direction.