Maluma with Yendry, Ivy Queen, and more

Born in Puerto Rico, Ivy Queen is a trailblazing reggaeton artist known for her powerful flow and hits like "Cuéntale." Honored with awards like the Icon Award at Billboard Latin Music Awards, she's collaborated with artists like Bad Bunny. Recognized for her advocacy, Ivy is a fierce advocate for change and LGBTQ rights.

Maluma, born in Medellín, is a Colombian pop singer and songwriter known for his sweet tenor voice and streetwise romantic style. Rising from reggaeton, his hits like "Obsesión" and "Miss Independent" propelled him to mainstream success. His albums, including "Magia," "Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy," and "11:11," achieved international acclaim. Collaborations with stars like Shakira, Madonna, and Marc Anthony solidify his status in the music industry. Awarded "Artist of the Year" at Premios Lo Nuestro, Maluma is also an actor, appearing in the film "Marry Me" with Jennifer Lopez.

New York-born Prince Royce blends Bachata with contemporary R&B. With hits like "Darte un Beso," he's achieved 22 #1s, 90+ awards, and collaborated with Shakira, Pitbull, and J Balvin.

Hermosillo-born Natanael Cano is a key figure in corridos tumbados, blending traditional Mexican folk with hip-hop. Known for "Soy el Diablo" with Bad Bunny, Cano has a string of hits like "El F1" and "El Drip." Signed by Rancho Humilde, his albums, including Corridos Tumbados and NataKong, have topped Latin charts. He’s collaborated with Ovi, Steve Aoki, and Grupo Codiciado, showcasing innovative takes on the genre.