Julyssa Lopez is the Deputy Music Editor at Rolling Stone. She focuses on arts, culture, and the evolving landscape of pop music, with a particular emphasis on Latino artists and music festivals like Coachella. Julyssa's insightful commentary and features have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, Glamour, and the Washington Post.
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The border is never far from Alex E. Chávez's mind. The musician, writer, and professor — known for his work with the Chicago band Dos Santos — has
By: Julyssa Lopez
The Best New Artist category at the Latin Grammys is always one people look forward to, especially because it's predicted some major stars in the
The Puerto Rican star shares how his album release concert for his new LP 'Cosa Nuestra' came together
The singer/rapper from the Canary Islands talks about some of the standout tracks from his long-awaited LP
By: Julyssa Lopez
The song comes after BB Trickz appeared on the Charli XCX remix of "Club Classics" and Rusowsky teamed up with Latin Mafia for "neo roneo."
She reached new heights with her Latin Grammy-nominated hit "Caracas En El 2000." Now, the artist shares her new EP 'En Las Nubes.'
By: Julyssa Lopez
When Ivy Queen took the stage at Carnegie Hall in November, she knew she was about to make history as the first reggaeton artist to ever play the
By: Julyssa Lopez
Jowell & Randy know how to make old-school reggaeton better than anyone. Just ask Bad Bunny, who enlisted the duo for the 2020 masterpiece “Safaera,” or
MCO Studios is a quiet, woodsy space tucked away in the leafy neighbourhood of Anzures in Mexico City.
By: Julyssa Lopez
Ameri , the new album by the Argentine rapper Duki , has been years in the making. Technically, it's a world that opened up for him when he was
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