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Latin American and Spanish music industry activity

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The Latin American and Spanish music sectors continue to see significant activity through new releases, major event announcements, and commemorative performances. In Spain, Melendi and Malú performed a collaborative version of ‘El Apagóny’ at the Starlite Marbella concert. The lineup for the Premios Juventud 2026 has been confirmed, featuring artists such as Morat, Ana Mena, Marc Anthony, Greeicy, and the debut of Manuel Carrasco. New musical releases include Luis Fonsi’s bachata track ‘Me despido’ and an advance of Antonio José’s upcoming song in Paris. ~~Additionally, Luli Pampín is celebrating a decade~~ Recent developments include the announcement of ~~success~~ Pablo Alborán’s ‘Global Tour KM0’, set to begin in February 2027 with ~~a family show~~ stops in ~~Granada,~~ Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and Houston. In Colombia, David Bisbal ~~is scheduled to perform in Lanzarote during~~ reunited with Juanse Laverde, the San Ginés festivities. The Orquesta y Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid (ORCAM) has also announced its 2026/2027 season, featuring 18 concerts led by Alondra de la Parra. Saxophonist Rafa Yebra is also set to join a family-oriented musical spectacle in Vigo. winner of La Voz Colombia 2018. Humanitarian efforts remain a ~~component of the industry, with Shakira~~ key component, as Chayanne and ~~Morat participating~~ Marc Anthony recently reunited in ~~Colombian earthquake reconstruction, and~~ Miami for the ‘Unidos por los Nuestros’ ~~benefit~~ charity concert ~~featuring artists like Chayanne~~ to raise funds for communities affected by earthquakes in Venezuela and ~~Joaquina.~~ Colombia. Across Latin America, tributes and tours are widespread. Mexico is hosting events to honor the tenth anniversary of Juan Gabriel’s death, including Juanga Fest in Mexico City and a restored cinematic release of his 1990 Bellas Artes ~~concert, which is set to premiere across Latin America and Spain.~~ concert. In Argentina, Kapanga marks 30 years in Mendoza, while Agustín “Rada” Aristarán performs with the Bahía Blanca Provincial Symphony Orchestra. Other regional activities include a salsa concert for Pablo Villanueva’s 90th birthday in Peru and various symphonic tributes in Argentina and Paraguay.

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