Listen to the Ultimate 2026 Billboard Latin Music Week Playlist: Becky G, Ryan Castro, Grupo Frontera & More
The 2026 Billboard Latin Music Week is just around the corner, returning to the Faena Forum in Miami Beach from Oct.
19-22.
Related Billboard Latin Music Awards 2026: All the Performers & Presenters, How to Watch & More Billboard Latin Music Week 2026: 5 Trends to Discover Every Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 Showcase: Jay Wheeler, Zhamira, Fuerza Regida, Santos Bravos & More For its 37th edition, the coveted week will count with its famed Superstars and Icons Q&As including intimate conversations with Pitbull, Fuerza Regida, Anuel AA, Becky G, Kany García, Maluma and Rubén Blades.
The music conference’s programming will also offer first-time panels such as “The New Urban Movement” with Quevedo, Trueno & Kidd Voodoo; “Reparto: Cuba’s Modern-Day Soundscape” with Bebeshito, DJ Conds, Rey Tony, Helabusador, and Wow Popy; and “Love and Music” featuring Latin power couples Jay Wheeler and Zhamira, and Jessi Uribe and Paola Jara, to name a few.
The schedule also includes the popular LMW franchises: “The Women’s Panel” and “The New Mexican Music Generation” panel.
Recognized as the longest-running, highest-profile and most influential gathering in the Latin music industry, the event includes business panels with key executives, its celebrated Billboard en Vivo showcases, and countless networking opportunities.
To celebrate the forthcoming Latin Music Week—which coincides with the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards airing Oct.
22 on Telemundo and Peacock— Billboard curated the ultimate playlist featuring all of this year’s confirmed talent.
The over eight-hour-long playlist includes more than 150 songs including the ultra-viral tracks “Marlboro Rojo” by Fuerza Regida; “Inglés en Miami” by Rawayana and Manuel Turizo; and “Chévere (premium_remix) by Aria Vega and Ryan Castro—all of which reached No.
1 on a Billboard chart this year.
Below, listen to the ultimate 2026 Latin Music Week playlist:
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