Here’s what happened in the Latin music world this week: the BillboardLatinWeek lineup, a special surprise at Ricky_Martin's concert and more.
In a career highlight, Ricky Martin shared the stage with his twin sons, Matteo and Valentino, for the first time during his show in Switzerland on Monday . But it wasn’t planned. In fact, in a video the Puerto Rican superstar on social media, his 14-year-old boys take the stage to hype up the crowd and start jumping along with their father, whose facial expression says it all.
The ups have canceled the downs for Fuerza Regida in the past week. Last Saturday, the group became the first Mexican American act to play BMO Stadium as the official kickoff of their first major U.S. tour . More importantly, over 22,000 people were in attendance at the stadium, a massive amount for a new group, according to an official release. The group also performed at Premios Juventud in Puerto Rico July 20, playing their new single, “Sabor Fresa.
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