Something Latina! on Instagram: "Grammy Award winning country singer and Texas native, Kacey Musgraves was joined on stage by a Mariachi band for her show in Mexico City last week. Her setlist included a cover a Selena's Tú solo tú, SZA's Kill Bill and her song with Mexican singer Carín León, Lost in Translation.⁠ ⁠ Kacey Musgraves has paid tribute to Selena Quintanilla-Perez multiple times, most notably with a cover of Selena's "Como La Flor" at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in 2019 to h

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Vocalist Hub on Instagram: "“Girl Like Me” by Shakira (with Black Eyed Peas) is a vibrant fusion of Latin pop, reggaetón, and electronic beats that celebrates confidence, individuality, and empowerment. Released in 2020, the track highlights the unmistakable influence of **Shakira—the global Latina pop queen—**whose iconic voice and dance moves give the song its fiery identity. With its catchy hook and bilingual lyrics, “Girl Like Me” pays homage to Latin culture while crossing over into mainstr

The Rookie on Instagram: "Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month is a celebration we continue all year long. 🫶 #CulturaSinLímites"

MexicanWorldStarFoo on Instagram: "Omar Ruiz’s corrido El Americano has become one of his most recognized songs since its release in 2013. The track tells the story of a man who refuses to live in poverty, turning to dr—g tr—-ficking in California and later in Mexico. The lyrics describe his rise through powerful connections, his eventual capture, and the realization that wealth isn’t everything after time spent in prison. Like many corridos, it blends ambition, d-nger, and consequence into a na