Jalisco rockers Mana have been touring, performing and creating Latin pop-rock for almost thirty years, since two former Sombrero Verde band members placed a newspaper ad seeking a drummer way back in 1986. The rest is history - safe to say that three decades later, Mana are not only still going strong but have accrued a mammoth tally of hit singles and music awards too.

Known as the Queen of Neo-soul, this influential soulstress's chart-topping singles have won Grammy Awards and hit the top of the charts since her first release 'Baduism' in 1997. Likened to Billie Holliday, her work takes elements from R&B, hip hop and jazz and has been credited with the rise of the neo-soul subgenre.

One of Billboard's Latin Artists on the rise, Peso Pluma (or the Double P) is heading out on his debut North American tour this summer, bringing his brand of reinvigorated, tuba-laden Mexican corridos to you, stating "I am looking forward to connecting with my fans in every city and getting to experience every moment of this with them."

Maluma is hitting the road this fall and trekking around the arenas of the United States. Juan Luis London Arias, or Maluma as he's known to his fans, is a musical force to be reckoned with in his native Colombia. The reggaeton crooner is known for his sweet-toned voice, charismatic vocal delivery and chiseled features that have skyrocketed him to national heartthrob status.

One of Mexico's biggest international superstars around the turn of the new century, Alejandro Fernandez aka El Potrillo (The Colt) had first established himself in the early '90s as a champion of ranchera music before crossing over to the Latin pop mainstream in 1997 with the chart-topping album Me Estoy Enamorando. His hit song, Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti, was an instant success amongst soap opera fans and took a mere 17 days to be certified Platinum!