Camila Ramón, ANASOF, Kakush & More Emerging Latin Artists on Our Radar
Editors have highlighted emerging Latin artists they encountered at Billboard Latin Music Week in Miami, recommending them to listeners before they reach the mainstream. The feature presents the artists’ backgrounds, musical styles and recent work as reasons to discover new voices in Latin music.
The supplied article text describes singer-songwriter Camila Ramón, Argentine model-turned-singer TINNA and Nicaraguan singer Kri Blandon, among others. Ramón blends pop with regional Mexican, rock and bolero influences; TINNA’s debut single “Pasarela” combines contemporary pop and flamenco; and Blandon has released the Afrobeats-pop single “Adictivo” after building an online following with covers. The excerpt ends partway through the section on Kakush.
In short
- Editors spotlight rising Latin artists discovered at Latin Music Week.
- Featured musicians span several countries and genres.
- The supplied excerpt ends during Kakush’s profile.
Explained simply
Latin music spans many countries, languages and styles, from pop and rock to regional Mexican music, bolero and Afrobeats. New artists often build audiences online or through live performances before becoming widely known.
Billboard Latin Music Week is an event in Miami where people from across the Latin music industry meet and showcase music. The artists featured include singers with different routes into music, such as Camila Ramón, TINNA and Kri Blandon, whose songs draw on a range of sounds.
Discovering emerging artists can show how Latin music is changing and help listeners find voices before they reach a wider audience. The feature is a set of recommendations, rather than a ranking or a report of a single event.
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