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Dolly Parton Left a Lasting Mark on Latin Music
The country superstar teamed up with Latin greats and inspired Spanish-language covers throughout her legendary career
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Francisca Valenzuela’s ‘Maldita’ Is an Unflinching — and Cathartic — Look at Motherhood
The Chilean-American singer-songwriter goes deep and finds healing on her new album
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Tango and Dembow? Only Trueno Could Make This
The Argentine rapper shares how he made his El Guincho-assisted album TURR4ZO and why he and Milo J are kindred spirits
- Con El Combo
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Usted Señalemelo Is Hitting the Road and Going Back to Basics
The Argentine trio talk about paring things back as they perform songs from the lush new LP Términos & Condiciones
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Dante Spinetta’s New Album Is About ‘When Life Vanquishes Chaos’
The veteran of the Argentine scene on latest LP DÍA3 and why he had to break up Illya Kuryaki, the band that helped launch his career
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Celia Cruz Poured Herself Into Everything She Sang
The Queen of Salsa — and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s first predominantly Spanish-language inductee — instinctively understood the emotional truth behind her songs, no matter the genre
- ¡Azúcar!
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Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso Are Top-Notch Musicians With Little Left to Say on 'Free Spirits'
The boys’ much-anticipated second album is too busy being dissatisfied with fame to feel truly visionary
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Willie Colón: 10 Essential Songs From the Salsa Great
The music titan, who made more than 40 albums, died on Saturday. These recordings show how he shaped the genre
- Remembering Willie
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The Propulsive Punk Spirit of Argentina's Rebel Taichu
The singer talks about how she found new confidence on her anticipated sophomore album HOTCORE
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How iLe Is Breathing New Life Into the Classic Bolero
The Puerto Rican singer has loved the tradition since she was a child — and her new album Como Las Canto Yo extends the canon
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