Presented by Lexus, which proudly celebrates Latin music, this episode explores the impact of today's artists, including Karol G, Young Miko and Bad Bunny, on the rise and trajectory of Latin music globally and across genres. .
Leila Cobo:
The new generation of artists is pushing boundaries all the time.
Sigal Ratner-Arias:
I would love to have a crystal ball to see where Latin music is going.
Isabela Raygoza:
I think now it's the women's turn.
Leila Cobo:
Latin music has found a new audience that it couldn't have before. Let's talk about the future of Latin music. First of all, it's very brilliant, because today, more than ever, Spanish-language music, which is our definition of Latin music, is being consumed globally. If you go to Europe, if you go to Italy, London, France and you go to a random cafe, there's a good chance you'll walk in and hear music in Spanish. Latin music is part of the global soundtrack of today's pop music.
Alex Torres:
Nowadays it is easier to reach homes. Before you had to be sitting in front of a television to watch certain content. Now you have it right here in the palm of your hand and just click and search for what interests you, what you want.
Isabela Raygoza:
With today's social media like TikTok, people and artists can be vulnerable and be themselves, so they don't have to be completely polished, like Iván Cornejo, who can go on stage, be vulnerable, make mistakes and his crowd will continue . love him for that, because they already feel like they know him.
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