Leila Cobo is the VP Latin at Billboard. She specializes in music and arts, with a focus on Latin music, the music business, and major events like the Latin Grammys. Leila's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Miami Herald, The Telegraph, The Wichita Eagle, Billboard, Cigalah Group, and Yahoo News.
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Leila Cobo's focus on Latin music and the Spanish music industry suggests that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to interviews or behind-the-scenes access with prominent figures in these industries. Given her emphasis on event coverage and press releases, consider offering exclusive content such as first-hand accounts of events or newsworthy announcements within the Latin music scene.
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Here are all 16 of the Latin Grammy performances ranked.
By: Leila Cobo
At the beginning of 2023, Quevedo announced a stop in his career. Six months earlier, the Spanish artist had topped the Global 200 chart with “Bzrp
By: Leila Cobo
Latins still are not fond of the word Latinx, according to a new Pew Center report.
By: Jessica Roiz, Leila Cobo, Isabela Raygoza
Here are the emerging Latin artists we are listening to now.
By: Leila Cobo, Griselda Flores, Ingrid Fajardo, Isabela Raygoza, Jessica Roiz
In a market that had been dominated by singles for quite some time now, albums took back the spotlight in Latin music this year, with a handful of exemplary sets.
The signing comes on the heels of Clarent's success with the single “IA” alongside Puerto Rican urban artist Mora . The track has amassed more than 40 million streams on Spotify alone and topped Spotify's Top 200 chart in Spain.
By: Leila Cobo
A who's who of tropical music royalty, including Ivy Queen Tito Nieves Aymee Nuviola Albita and Gente de Zona performed for nearly three hours as part of the Latin Grammy Foundation's fundraiser honoring the legacy of Celia Cruz
By: Hannah Dailey, Katie Bain, Heran Mamo, Leila Cobo, Katie Atkinson
Gracie Abrams, A. G. Cook, Victoria Monét and more acts reflect on their music victories in 2024.
Duki talks about his Ameri tour and goals in an interview with Billboard News. Watch his interview.
By: Leila Cobo
The 12 biggest Latin music stories of the year include explosive growth, Luis Miguel, Rauw Alejandro, Bad Bunny, Shakira and more.
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