Maria Natalia Lafourcade Silva represents the new generation of Mexican musicians, fusing the traditional sounds of Latin Pop and bossanova with modern pop arrangements and recordings. Her lyrical soprano voice and introspective, poetic lyrics have earned the songstress an astounding 10 Latin Grammy Awards to date, marking her as one of modern Latin music's most successful singer songwriters.

Don't miss popular Latin pop rock band Camila as they hit US shores, bringing their trademark romantic balladry along with them. Making an entrance onto the world stage in 2006, the group was originally comprised of the previously unknown vocalist Samo and guitarist Pablo Hurtago who joined forces with lead vocalist and industry mainstay Mario Domm, a performer already in the spotlight for his solo pop songwriting.

Considered the forerunners of the Tejano and Norteno music genres, Intocable (Spanish for Untouchable) found its roots in Zapata, Texas in the early 90s. Started by dynamic duo Ricky Munoz and Rene Martinez, the band became a platform for their expertly fused pop melodies, traditional folk rhythms, romantic balladry and a rock and roll swagger.

Known to his fans as El Sonero de la Juventud ("The Singer Of Youths"), Manuelle is part of the highly successful group of Latin singers that came to prominence during the Nineties, that also included Marc Anthony. In fact, he is currently tied with Anthony for the most number-one singles in the Billboard Tropical Songs chart.