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Nene Royal, a Metal-Loving Teen from Thailand, Won 'America's Got Talent.' A Rock Album Is Next (opens the original)
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From the second Nene Royal stepped onstage for her America’s Got Talent audition, it was clear she was going to be totally different from most contestants. She stood shyly, explaining she was a 16-year-old girl from Thailand, while her electric guitar rested at her hips. Then, she picked it up and began shredding as she launched into a thrashing, face-melting version of “Zombie” by the Cranberries. Within minutes, she had a standing ovation and a wildly viral moment on her hands: The audition cl
Latin Music Revenue Is Booming -- And Outpacing the Overall U.S. Market (Again) (opens the original)
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Latin music is constantly written about in boom cycles, but it’s clear its growth is no blip. According to the Recording Industry Association of America’s mid-year report, revenue in the Latin sector saw yet another boost, this time surpassing $542.2 million in the first half of 2026. That’s an 8.6 percent increase compared to this same time last year, with a total reach of 9.1 percent of all U.S. recorded music revenue. The increase also marks an increase for the 13th mid-year in a row. The rep
'BbY WoW' Is the Number One Song on the Planet. Judeline Can't Believe It (opens the original)
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For the last couple weeks, Karol G’s smooth club track “BbY WOW” has been gliding up the global charts, taking the number one spot on Spotify and the Billboard Global 200. The song is a streaming juggernaut, collecting 78 million Spotify listens and 37 million views on YouTube, and it just keeps getting bigger. But Karol didn’t do it alone. When she was making the track, she enlisted the dreamy-eyed Spanish producer-artist Rusowsky and the enchanting Spanish singer-songwriter Judeline to sing wi
Tigres Del Norte, Mon Laferte, More to Perform on NPR's El Tiny (opens the original)
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Every year for Hispanic Heritage Month, NPR’s famed Tiny Desk series transforms into El Tiny — a month-long celebration of concerts that honor Latin American and Latino artists from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. The lineup for 2026 has just been announced and it’s packed with talent from across the Spanish-speaking world, and will bring acts like Los Tigres del Norte, Mon Laferte, Draco Rosa, Yendry, and much more behind the desk. “Since 2021, NPR’s El Tiny concert series has brought the best of Lat
Sabrina Carpenter Honors Hero Dolly Parton, Recalls Thinking 'We Could Be Sisters!' (opens the original)
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Sabrina Carpenter has always cited Dolly Parton as a major influence, sharing how much the country legend’s sound and style shaped her own career. When she released the deluxe version of her album Short n’ Sweet, fans were thrilled to see that a reworked version of her song “Please Please Please” featured the hero who had inspired her so much. On Tuesday, Carpenter mourned the loss of Parton, who died at the age of 80, and revisited the memories they made while working on “Please Please Please.”
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