Silvio Rodríguez Reflects on Cuba's Troubles in New Album

Mexican rock band Molotov has won the Latin Grammy for Best Rock Album for their seventh album 'Solo d'lira'. The band, known for their controversial lyrics, has become one of the most successful rock bands in Mexican history. They have sold over four million albums worldwide and are considered one of the best contemporary Spanish rock bands.

Molotov has been nominated for the Latin Grammys multiple times and is excited to be back in Spain for the awards. They appreciate the opportunity to still be recognized after 28 years in the industry and are looking forward to meeting new people and exploring new projects.

The band is known for their diverse musical styles and is always open to experimenting with different genres. Their latest album, 'Solo d'lira', was released under a new record label and allowed them the freedom to create music with different collaborators. Molotov believes that it's important to stay receptive to new things and not lose their sensitivity. They see the rock genre evolving and blending with other genres, and they believe that as long as there are heavy metal festivals, rock and roll will continue to thrive.

The band has a number of popular songs that are always included in their setlist, such as 'Gimme Tha Power' and 'Matate Tete'. Molotov's advice to aspiring musicians is to study and enjoy the journey, not just focus on fame and success. [2d0d677e]

Mexican band Los Tigres del Norte, known for popularizing regional music worldwide, has released a new album and embarked on a European tour. The band, formed 55 years ago by Jorge Hernández and five of his 10 brothers, has recorded over 700 songs, sold 40 million albums, and won seven Grammy Awards. Los Tigres del Norte's songs are like stories, covering topics such as politics, love, and heartbreak. They have faced controversy and censorship for their narcocorridos, but younger performers like Peso Pluma continue to perform them. The band aims for harmony and unity as brothers. [77886725]

Colombian singer Shakira is set to release her 12th studio album, 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran,' on March 22, 2024. The album features collaborations with artists such as Rauw Alejandro, Ozuna, Bizzarap, Karol G, Fuerza Regida, and Manuel Turizo. The title of the album, 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran,' reflects a narrative of strength and empowerment. Shakira shared insights about her creative process and emotional journey leading up to the album's release in an interview with Billboard Magazine. The album's tracklist includes previously released singles such as 'Te Felicito,' 'Monotonía,' 'Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53,' 'TQG,' 'Acróstico,' 'Copa Vacía,' and 'El Jefe.' Shakira is currently residing in Miami following her separation from Gerard Piqué. [9fc5e853]

Camila Cabello is featured on the cover of Puss Puss Magazine, where she discusses her upcoming album. The interview reveals that her next album will be her first with Interscope Records. Cabello expresses her desire to challenge herself and explore new musical styles. She mentions that the album will feature songs that delve into her personal feelings. Cabello also talks about working with collaborator Pablo El Guincho, describing him as the 'weird guy in pop' and expressing her love for experimental pop music. The article ends by asking readers if they are excited for Cabello's next project. [9881e822]

Shakira debunks the story about discovering Gerard Pique's alleged affair with Clara Chia Marti through a jar of jam in her refrigerator. The story resurfaced after the release of her music video for the song 'Te Felicito.' Shakira and Pique announced their breakup in June 2022, and shortly after, Pique was seen dating a 23-year-old model. Shakira has moved on and released a hit song with Argentine DJ Bizarrap. She is also preparing to release her album 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.' In an interview, Shakira discussed her divorce and custody battle, which inspired her music career. She mentioned that her sons understand the pain and have different ways of dealing with it. Shakira felt the need to express herself through music and release the emotions she had bottled up. [f2c648b7]

Singer Shakira, in an interview with host Sean Evans on 'First We Feast's Hot Ones', discussed what she finds cringe-worthy about her older music. She mentioned that she used to overdo the cries in her voice and described it as exaggerated and a little baroque. Shakira believes that her voice has evolved and become stronger over the years, especially after her pregnancies. She also mentioned that her choices as an artist have evolved and that she feels she has matured stylistically. Shakira recently released her 12th studio album 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' on March 22. [f4e154d3]

No Doubt made its first headlining appearance since 2015 at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival in Indio, California. They were joined by Olivia Rodrigo, who was 10-years-old when the band last performed. Rodrigo joined Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont, and Adrian Young on stage during the band’s 2000 hit. The No Doubt set included their 2001 hit 'Hey Baby' among others. No Doubt will headline Coachella again during the festival’s second weekend. [6500fb2f]

Shakira has announced her late 2024 tour dates after a surprise performance at Coachella. The tour dates were unveiled on the official website and include several cities across North America and Europe. The announcement comes after Shakira's surprise appearance at the Coachella music festival, where she performed some of her hit songs. Fans can expect to see Shakira perform live in cities like Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, and Barcelona. The tour is scheduled to begin in November 2024 and continue into early 2025. Tickets for the tour will go on sale soon. [0812eba5]

Olivia Rodrigo's creative partner, Dan Nigro, has revealed that they have many finished songs in the vault that may be released in the future. While there are no specific plans for which songs will be included in Rodrigo's next project, Nigro discusses the success of Rodrigo's previous albums and the 'secret sauce' that made them successful. He mentions that the selection of songs is based on a gut feeling and that fans' interpretations of their work fascinate him. Rodrigo, who is currently on her Guts World Tour, will be thinking about her next project during her time off. [599769cc]

Renowned Cuban songwriter Silvio Rodriguez is set to release a new album titled 'I Wanted to Know' on June 7, 2024. The album features 11 songs composed between 2015 and 2019, covering various themes and genres. One standout track, 'Por no botar el couch,' addresses issues such as mass migration, homophobia, censorship, and superstitions. Rodriguez's lyrics encourage reflection on societal norms and personal growth. He also discusses current issues facing Cuba, including migration and the pandemic, as well as the loss of fellow artist Pablo Milanes. The album includes singles 'I Wanted to Know' and 'América.' Rodriguez aims to use his music to address social issues and inspire hope. [b082720d]

Camila Cabello won the Global Impact Award at the Billboard Latin Women in Music Awards. In her acceptance speech, she expressed gratitude towards her mother and highlighted the importance of love and compassion in a suffering world. She also gave a shoutout to fellow songstresses and encouraged her fans to perform acts of kindness. Cabello emphasized her pride in representing young people of Cuban and Mexican ethnicity from Miami. She concluded her speech by expressing love for her mother and Gloria Estefan. [62d56623]

Cuban troubadour Silvio Rodríguez, one of Latin America’s most famous musicians, has released a new album titled 'Quería saber' (I Wanted to Know), his first in three years. Rodríguez, who regards himself as a man of the left, acknowledges the dire economic crisis in Cuba, expressing concern about inflation, hunger, unproductive lands, and the mass exodus of Cuban youth. The album includes 11 songs written between 2019 and 2023, some of which express disappointment with the path the country is taking. Despite the challenges, Rodríguez remains loyal to some principles of the revolution, including universal healthcare and education. [656f5ea2]