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From career milestones to new music releases to major announcements and those little important moments, Billboard editors highlight uplifting moments in Latin music. Here’s what happened in the Latin music world this week. Maria Becerra’s Acting Debut Argentine singer-songwriter Maria Becerra has made acting debut on Netflix’s new series En El Barro, the spin-off of the series El Marginal, produced by Netflix and Underground, a division of Telemundo Studios. Becerra, who also performs the series official song, “7 Vidas,” steps into the role of Cleo, “a young woman from the neighborhood who falls in love and faces motherhood while struggling to keep her child close in the midst of extreme circumstances,” according to an official description of her character. “Through this character, Maria portrays the fight for motherhood and the sacrifices made under adverse conditions.” The series is now streaming on Netflix — watch the trailer below: Leading Ladies of Entertainment Class of 2025 The Latin Recording Academy announced on Tuesday (Aug. 19) its 2025 Leading Ladies of Entertainment honorees. The program, created nine years ago, honors and recognizes professional and socially conscious women in the arts and Latin entertainment fields who have made significant contributions and inspired future leaders. The honorees are singer-songwriter Rozalen, and Latin music executives Maricarmen “Tuti” Bou, Amarilys Germán, and Paula Kaminsky. The women will be celebrated during Latin Grammy Week in Las Vegas, with Amazon Music joining as presenting sponsor for the second consecutive year. “I am proud to present our Leading Ladies of Entertainment honorees, an exceptional group of women who have distinguished themselves not just through their successful careers but also through their work outside of the professional realm,” Manuel Abud, CEO of The Latin Recording Academy, said in a statement. “Our past honorees have helped grow our Mentorship Program, and we look forward to having this year’s class continue that legacy and empower future generations of young women.” Gloria Trevi’s Special Honor Mexican star Gloria Trevi will be the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Legend Award honoree, the Hispanic Heritage Foundation announced earlier this week. “Her fearless artistry, record-breaking tours and unwavering advocacy embody the spirit of this recognition,” Antonio Tijerino, Hispanic Heritage Foundation president/CEO, said in a statement. The ceremony will take place on Sept. 4 at the Warner Theater in Washington, D.C., and will air nationally on PBS. Rauw Alejandro was previously announced as the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Award honoree for Vision. DY Returns to Latin Music Week DY is set to speak at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Week, slated to run Oct. 20–24 at the Fillmore Miami Beach. The Puerto Rican superstar will lead the panel titled “The Power of Reinvention,” where the hitmaker will open up about his “legendary career, the evolution of his artistry, and how he is shaping his next chapter,” according to a press release. Latin Music Week will feature panels, live performances, workshops, and networking events, wrapping up with a special celebration concert on Oct. 24. The event aligns with the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards, airing live from Miami on Thursday, Oct. 23 on Telemundo and Peacock. Tickets for Latin Music Week 2025 are now available at BillboardLatinMusicWeek.com. Source link

The pop icon kicked off a string of six dates at the Madison Square Garden on Friday night (Aug. 22). 8/23/2025 Lady Gaga performs at Copacabana Beach on May 3, 2025 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Kevin Mazur/WireImage Dorothy Gale famously said that “there’s no place like home.” But Lady Gaga put it a bit more succinctly on Friday (Aug. 22) night: “I’M HOME, NEW YORK CITY!!“ Mother Monster touched down in New York City on Friday for her first live performance there in just over three years since she took MetLife Stadium by storm with The Chromatica Ball in 2022. But arguably more important was the setting. For the first time in more than 10 years, Gaga returned with a vengeance to Madison Square Garden — the site of previous tours like the Monster Ball and ArtRave — for the first of six shows she’s set to play as part of her globe-spanning new tour The Mayhem Ball. For just over two hours, Gaga kept her fans’ energy high as she powered through a masterful set of world-dominating hits, beloved B-sides and a plethora of her latest songs off of March’s Mayhem, all while delivering a high concept, artfully-crafted live show that embraced the chaos and theatricality of live performance. Gaga even gave fans at the show a surprise performance of “Hair,” her beloved Born This Way B-side as a special treat for the fans in her hometown. “New York, you made me a star, you raised me,” she told the screaming crowd at MSG. “Thank you so much for always believing in me — it’s good to be back home.” Below, Billboard takes a look back at the seven best moments from Gaga’s first show back home at Madison Square Garden for The Mayhem Ball. A Night at the Opera Gaga has never been shy about her love of larger-than-life performance art, and The Mayhem Ball is not an exception. In fact, among all of Gaga’s globe-trotting tours, this one likely is the most interested in the artifice of the show itself — along with giving you an opportunity to watch Mother Monster perform the hits live, you’re getting a story alongside it. That story, much like the album this tour was inspired by, sees Stefani Germanotta in a soul-wrenching battle with the monster of her own creation, Lady Gaga. Throughout the different acts of this rock opera (the gothic proscenium adorning the stage, along with the bits of scripted dialogue Gaga recites in between, give The Mayhem Ball the vibe of an actual narrative musical), different sides win out. But in the end, the two sides of Gaga fuse into one glorious whole as she finds the beauty in her own personal chaos. Justice for ‘Artpop’ While Gagachella was heralded by everyone as an all-time great performance at the annual festival, some Little Monsters were left wanting when Gaga did not perform any of the tracks off her weird and wild 2013 album Artpop. But those fans will be delighted to know that Gaga heard their protests and added two Artpop tracks to the setlist for The Mayhem Ball. First, Gaga lit up the Garden with a truncated performance of Artpop opener “Aura,” immediately prompting fans to squeal along with her as she raved that “Enigma popstar is fun, she wear burqa for fashion.” But one of the most energetic reactions from the crowd on Friday night came when Gaga launched into a high-energy rendition of “Applause,” as the entire arena screamed the lyrics along with her. The (Big) Apple of Her Eye While Gaga remained largely on-script for most of the show, she could not hold back the tears. After giving a heartfelt rendition of her smash-hit “Die With a Smile,” a stunned Gaga looked into the crowd as her fans cheered her on, before launching into a heartfelt speech about what it meant for her to finally be back in her hometown. “I know that it’s me standing up here, but you’re all standing in here with me, you know what I’m saying? I feel so honored to be here tonight at Madison Square Garden,” Gaga said, while fans held up signs, including one that welcomed the “Italian girl from New York” back home. “I’m sure you can tell if you listen to the music that I am from here. Everything about my artistry, I think, was born in this town.” The pop superstar also shared a vulnerable story with fans about a conversation she had backstage with her backup dancer China Taylor, where she said that she felt like she needed to fight through her first performance at MSG. “When I’m in New York, I fight,” Gaga said. “But she said something really special to me. She said, ‘Sometimes, you don’t have to fight, you just have to show up.’” And show up Gaga did. A ‘Hair’-Raising Performance To go along with her moving speech to the crowd, Gaga also revealed that she had “prepared something special” for the audience at MSG on Friday. For the first time since her Born This Way Ball wrapped in 2013, Gaga gave a stirring rendition of “Hair,” her anthem of self-empowerment off her 2011 album Born This Way. “I’m sure that all of my albums could not have been made without New York, but I am sure this album would not have been made without New York,” a tearful Gaga declared. “This is for all of you, and all your dreams; for maybe sometimes, no more fighting, and just showing up.” Sat at an upright piano at the end of a catwalk, Gaga led the crowd in a choral-like chant of the song, as she offered up the song’s central “prayer,” promising that she and by extension her audience would “die living just as free as my hair.” The ‘Mayhem’ of It All While other albums like The Fame and Born This Way were given their proper shine throughout the evening, this was The Mayhem Ball after

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Redacción Panamericana Vanessa Pumarica confirma su distanciamiento de Pamela Franco y asegura que la cantante “no es feliz” al lado de Cueva. Vanessa Pumarica decidió hablar claro sobre el distanciamiento con Pamela Franco, confirmando que su amistad de casi 15 años llegó a su fin hace varios meses. En la entrevista, la empresaria reveló que, por el cariño que aún le tiene, le duele ver a la cantante en su actual situación. Pumarica comentó que están distanciadas y que es penoso por el tiempo de amistad que compartieron. “Teníamos casi 15 años… Para mí, ella era como una hermanita menor”, confesó, dejando ver que el vínculo entre ambas era muy cercano. Te puede interesar Néstor Villanueva en el ojo de la tormenta responde a Flor Polo: “Siempre ha querido meterme preso” Vanessa Pumarica dice que Pamela Franco no es feliz Sobre la actitud reciente de Pamela, quien ha dejado de aparecer en programas de espectáculos como el de Rebeca Escribens o el de la Chola Chabuca, Vanessa fue contundente: “Lo que yo veo en la tele y por todo el tiempo que la conozco, no es ella. Una persona feliz irradia felicidad, alegría”. Y, al ser consultada si la veía feliz, respondió: “Por el tiempo que la conozco, ¡no!”. Pumarica también se refirió al romance de la cantante con Christian Cueva, asegurando que, aunque entiende que el amor lleva a entregar todo, percibe que su entorno podría estar afectándola.“Pame es una mujer grande, pero también sé que las personas que están mal emocionalmente son muy manipulables e influenciables”, expresó. Te puede interesar Mariana de la Vega: mujer ampayada con el esposo de Maju Mantilla publica mensaje Distancia con Cueva y un mensaje para Pamela Vanessa también reveló que cortó su amistad con Christian Cueva y que prefiere mantenerse al margen de cualquier situación relacionada con él: “De Christian no tengo nada que hablar. Simplemente doy un paso al costado porque nuestros pensamientos ya son diferentes”, aclaró. Pese a la distancia, la empresaria no descarta que el tiempo ayude a que Pamela recupere su esencia: “El tiempo es sabio”, afirmó, dejando entrever que aún le guarda aprecio y espera verla mejor emocionalmente en el futuro. @la.vitteri #christiancueva #pamelafrancmo #cristhiancueva #pamelalopez #magalytvlafirme ♬ sonido original – Vitteri de Mechita ❤️‍🔥 Source link

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Following a successful U.S. stint earlier this year, Tito Double P is set to bring his ¡AY MAMÁ! Tour to Mexico for the first time. His upcoming tour, promoted by Live Nation and Ocesa, is set to span 19 dates across the country. The Tepic, Nayarit, artist — known for hits such as “Tattoo,” “Dos Días” and “Nadie,” along with his No. 1 debut Incómodo on Billboard‘s Top Latin Albums chart — promises “electrifying performances.” According to the press release, Tito will bring his “bold, genre-defining take on música Mexicana” while presenting his signature blend of corridos tumbados. The tour kicks off Sept. 13 in Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes and spans major cities such as Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Tijuana, with stops in Oaxaca and Mérida. His trek culminates on Nov. 7 in La Paz at Estadio de Beisbol Arturo C. Nahl. Tickets for the tour go on sale Thursday (Aug. 28) at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET via Tito Double P’s official website. Tito Double P, who co-founded Double P Records alongside his superstar cousin Peso Pluma, received the prestigious 2025 Billboard Indie Power Player of the Year award in June for his growing influence in the music industry, particularly within the regional Mexican genre. See the complete list of dates for his ¡AY MAMÁ! Mexico Tour below: Sept. 13 — Mexico City — Palacio de los Deportes Sept. 17 — Orizaba Centro — Coliseo La Concordia Sept. 19 — Veracruz — Explanada del Auditorio Benito Juárez Sept. 20 — Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza — Auditorio GNP Sept. 24 — Oaxaca — Auditorio Guelaguetza Sept. 25 — Mérida — Foro GNP Sept. 27 — Chihuahua — ExpoGan Chihuahua, Centro de Espectaculos* (tickets here) Oct. 2 — Saltillo — Auditorio Parque Las Maravillas Oct. 4 — Guadalajara — Estadio 3 de Marzo Oct. 9 — Torreón — Coliseo de Torreón Oct. 10 — León de los Aldama — Velaria de la Feria Oct. 12 — San Luis Potosí — Teatro de la ciudad, Parque Tangamanga II Oct. 16 — Aguascalientes — Plaza de Toros Monumental de Aguascalientes Oct. 17 — Toluca — Estadio de Beisbol Toluca 80 Oct. 18 — Ciudad Juárez — ExpoGan Juárez, Plaza de la Mexicanidad* (tickets here) Oct. 21 — Monterrey — Arena Monterrey Oct. 25 — Hermosillo — Centro de Usos Múltiples CUM Nov. 1 — Tijuana — Explanada del Estadio Caliente Nov. 7 — La Paz — Estadio de Beisbol Arturo C. Nahl *Not a Live Nation Date Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link