From significant career milestones and exciting new music releases to major announcements and those small yet impactful moments, Billboard editors highlight inspiring events in Latin music. Discover the latest happenings in the Latin music industry this week.
Colombian Music Star Fonseca Delights Newlywed Couple with Surprise Serenade
Colombian singer-songwriter Fonseca recently created an unforgettable moment by serenading a newlywed couple in Colombia with his heartfelt song ?Qué Suerte Tenerte.? This heartwarming surprise was beautifully captured on video, where Fonseca shares the touching story of how he met the bride just days before her wedding. It was a magical experience that showcased the intimate connections music can create between people during significant life events.
?I met Isabela about 10 days ago on a flight to Bogotá,? Fonseca recounts in the clip. ?She approached me, expressing how much my music meant to her, and shared her excitement about her upcoming wedding in just eight days. She told me that my song ?Qué Suerte Tenerte? would be her official wedding song, the one she would dance to on her special day. This moment is incredibly meaningful for all of us, especially since we co-wrote this song with Elena Rose and dreamed of witnessing such a heartfelt occasion. So, here we go.?
Experience this special moment by watching the video below, where love and music intertwine in a celebration of joy and connection:
Peso Pluma Shines at FireAid Benefit Concert in Los Angeles
Mexican</b] sensation Peso Pluma was among the stellar lineup of artists performing at the FireAid benefit concert held in Los Angeles on January 30. The rising star electrified the audience with his catchy reggaetón hit ?La Bebe,? featuring Yng Lvcas. Taking the stage at the newly opened Inuit Dome, Peso Pluma rocked an all-white outfit complemented by a vibrant L.A. blue baseball cap, highlighting his unique style and charisma.
Jenni Rivera Love Foundation Hosts Charity Event to Support Fire Victims
The Jenni Rivera Love Foundation organized a compassionate charity event last week in Santa Ana, California, aiming to raise crucial funds for families affected by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. The event drew the participation of Jenni Rivera?s children, including Jacqie Rivera, Johnny López, and Jenicka López, who attended to show their support and solidarity with the community during this challenging time.
?Immediate help is essential during times like these,? Jacqie stated passionately. ?We?re dedicated to continuing our mother?s legacy, as she was deeply committed to uplifting her community. This event serves as a tribute to her enduring spirit and a meaningful way to give back to the people she cared for so deeply.?
Pitbull Celebrates SLAM! Students at Las Vegas Concert
During his captivating ?Vegas After Dark? concert at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on January 25, the iconic Pitbull took a moment to honor the students of Sports Leadership and Management of Nevada (SLAM! Nevada), a charter school he founded and actively supports through the SLAM! Foundation. He emphasized the school’s mission to empower future leaders and expressed his strong personal connection to the institution, celebrating the remarkable achievements of its students.
?We?re proud to have expanded to 12 schools across the United States, including one right here in Las Vegas. I want to give a huge shout-out to the students and faculty for doing an amazing job and being recognized as one of the top schools in Nevada,? he announced with pride while on stage, inspiring the audience with his commitment to education and community development.




