Billboard Latin Music Week is gearing up for a star-studded five days of celebrating Latin artists. Peso Pluma, J Balvin, Grupo Frontera, and Gloria Estefan are among the acts set to make appearances during the many panels and performances scheduled from Oct. 13 through Oct. 18 in Miami.
Aside from the annual Billboard Latin Music Awards scheduled for Oct. 20, Latin Music Week will close its festivities with a special 35th-anniversary party and concert featuring performances from Young Miko, Tito Double P, Ana Mena, Belinda, Elvis Crespo, and FloyyMenor.
Also performing next week: Grupo Frontera will headline a Billboard En Vivo event on Oct. 15 at Wynwood Marketplace, with Majo Aguilar as an opener. And on Oct. 16, Omar Courtz, Dei V, and Saiko will play a Next Gen Reggaeton show at the same venue, curated by J Balvin.
The conversations include a session on songwriting called “Why Are There 50 Writers on My Song?” featuring Keityn, Edén Muñoz, and Sergio George. Later in the day, Billboard Argentina will host an Among Friends chat between Kenia Os, La Joaqui, and Luck Ra.
Tuesday’s festivities will start with a panel featuring Grupo Frontera for “Making the Hit Live.” Tuesday will also feature a “Women’s Panel” with artists Bad Gyal, Belinda, Danna, Debi Nova, Mon Laferte, and Zhamira Zambrano, and a “Nuevo Mexicano” panel featuring Peso Pluma with Fidel, Jasiel Nuñez, Junior H, and Tito Double P. Later in the day, Eslabon Armado and Yahritza y Su Esencia will be featured on an “All in the Family” panel, while Gloria Estefán will be interviewed for an Icon Q&A.
On Wednesday, Thalia and Maria Becerra will host a conversation about mental health, and Sony Music will host an interview with JOP of Fuerza Régida. In the afternoon, individual Q&As will be hosted with Pepe Aguilar, Alejandro Sanz, and J Balvin.
Folks interested in attending all the events at the week’s festivities can purchase an Insider Pass for $650, which gives access to all of Billboard Latin Music Week’s panels and events. Day passes are also available for $150.
Fans interested in the Grupo Frontera concert and Balvin-curated reggaeton show will be able to access free RSVP tickets. Meanwhile, 35th-anniversary party tickets start at $35 for mezzanine seats, $50 for GA orchestra seats, and $75 for pit tickets.
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