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The group was founded out of the need to inspire underprivileged youth across Latin America.

It flies in the face of the many tourists still streaming to the island despite COVID-19’s restrictions.

They are called Fundo de Quintal OFC, are between 11 and 24 years old, and their chaotic performances and unbridled covers thrill millions.

The new project is the brainchild of María Laboy and is danceable, futuristic fuel for millennials.

UNESCO has given the Dominican Republic the certificate that says the musical and dance genre belongs to all of us.

Speeches, revolutionary slogans and radical Black music are part of 'It Was a Rebellion,' the latest and unique project of singer-songwriter Sadie Woods.

Her first album, Te Quiero Mucho, is due out Oct. 2.

Grants worth up to $10,000 will be given to Black-owned small businesses in five U.S. cities.

Feelings is the new song by Colombian Elkin Robinson, a balm for the soul in English with Afro-Caribbean roots.

The music of political rallies is part of the experience that campaigns build for the public, but it seems that no one wants to sound on Trump's campaign.

Héctor Lavoe, one of the great stars of La Fania, changed the history of Latin music by giving salsa its definitive form.

Florencia Cuenca sings a reinterpretation, in Spanglish and with the intense emotionality of the mariachi, of Burn, the song of the musical Hamilton.

Jean Dawson's "Clear bones" is a seemingly cheerful song with a grim message.

2,292 plants formed the audience for Eugenio Ampudia's Concert for the Biocene.

The social media debate has been reignited by a theory suggesting that Ludwig Van Beethoven was black.

Bigger Love is John Legend's latest album, where he returns to all musical resources from his past albums.