LATIN MUSIC
Explore Latin Music in NYC and Global Roots from rumba to salsa, rap, and reggaeton; from the blues to rock, rap, and trap; and from classical and opera to Latin jazz and mariachi. There’s also bachata, cumbia, flamenco, global, house, merengue, música Mexicana, pop, samba, tango, and more.
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Jorge Mejia
Mejia, the President of Sony/ATV Music for Latin America and the U.S., is also a classical pianist and composer. His first album is “Preludes.”
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Black Eyed Peas
The Peas remade their first hit “Where is the Love” with a host of celebrities in response to the 2016 terror attacks on people and police #WHERESTHELOVE
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Tony Succar’s Unity Project
If you like Michael Jackson and Salsa, you will love this.
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Harlem Havana 2016
Celebrate Cuban music and culture at venues in Harlem and across metropolitan New York City from August 14-21, 2016
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Angelica de la Riva
The Brazilian opera singer and American Jazz singer reprise the collaborations of Frank Sinatra and Antônio Carlos Jobim Sheen Center Fri, June 10, 2016 at 8pm
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Rosa Passos sings romantic Brazilian Bossa Nova ballads
One of Brazil’s great romantic bossa nova singers Blue Note Jazz Club Greenwich Village, Manhattan June 6 – 8, 2016
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Ana Moura & Buika
Two strong female vocalists sing Portuguese Fado, Spanish Flamenco, and Pop standards Carnegie Hall Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at 8pm
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New York Festival of Song
MERKIN CONCERT HALL, LINCOLN SQUARE, Tue, April 26, 2016 ~ Compositora: Songs by Latin American Women featuring soprano María Valdés and baritone Efraín Solís #MUSICFESTIVAL
