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Shakira is one of the most popular Latin Pop artists in world who crossed over and released music in English such as Hips Don't Lie. Photo credits to billboard.com

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This is song is a perfect example of where Latin Music is headed. J. Balvin is a Latin artist from Colombia who made a song with Willy William from France, and Beyonce, They all sing in Spanish throughout the song with Beyonce having two verses, one in Spanish and the other in English.

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J Balvin, Willy William - Mi Gente ft. Beyoncé

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Enrique Iglesias - I Like It (Official Music Video)

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He is known as the King of Latin Pop who's always been successful with his music and has even released music in English as well. Photo credits to livenation.com

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"Music is like juice. Nowadays, juice isn't only orange or pineapple. We start saying, actually let me get some kiwi or apple in the mix too." - Tostao

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"We saw that artists in pop were starting to get too comfortable. We quickly learned that we had to do things differently and not be comfortable. We want to continue to look for interesting things and make other unexpected collaborations."  - Reik

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For my media report, the genre that I listen to least is Latin Pop. Latin Pop is a genre I listen to every now and then, but not really. Latin Pop in today’s world has changed a lot from what it used to be. Although the genre is mainly about bringing people together and having, the different turn it took recently is bringing in other artists from different genres and working together. A well-known song is Despacito, which was written by two Latin artists and Justin Bieber. It became a record breaking song over the summer. From a cultural standpoint most people are ready to embrace something new and different. You have people who don’t even speak Spanish but still try to learn to the lyrics to sing along. It isn’t just with Spanish music either, there’s people who listen to music in other languages such as Korean Pop or African music. I’ve always liked Latin Pop, it was something I grew up listening to around family, but it’s not the main genre I listen to. I grew up in Atlanta so every time I wasn’t home I always heard hip-hop and R&B everywhere else, it’ll always be my go-to music, but Latin Pop will always be a part of my culture.