This week in Latin music was marked by significant celebrations and events. Legendary band Los Tigres del Norte was honored with a street name in Brooklyn, paying tribute to their influence and contributions to the genre. While performing in New York, they also commemorated fallen Mexican Navy cadets during a vigil. Additionally, Rauw Alejandro shared a touching moment with his father onstage, reinforcing familial bonds in music. Billboard Latin Music Week is set for October in Miami, promising exciting events and recognition for Latin artists.
Los Tigres del Norte Way is officially a street in New York, named after the legendary norteño group. 'As of today, a street in Brooklyn bears the name of Los Tigres del Norte. Thank you for walking with us, today and always,' the group posted on Instagram. This acknowledgment celebrates their profound impact on the Latin music scene and honors their legacy in the community.
Rauw Alejandro shared a heartwarming moment with his father onstage during his Cosa Nuestra show. 'I want to introduce you to my dad, Raul Ocasio on the guitar,' he told the crowd, highlighting the significance of family ties in musical culture.
Billboard Latin Music Week will return to Miami from Monday, Oct. 20 to Friday, Oct. 24, culminating in the Billboard Latin Music Awards on Thursday, Oct. 23. Last year's event drew over 10,000 attendees, reflecting the growing interest and vibrant community engaged in Latin music.
Los Tigres also honored the fallen Mexican Navy cadets, América Yamilet Sánchez and Adal Jair Marcos, who tragically died in a recent accident. 'Honor and eternal memory,' the Mexican band posted with a video from the vigil alongside New York's Mayor Eric Adams.
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