J Balvin Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

Latin star J Balvin has apologised for appearing to promote face masks as new merchandise.

With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services.

For J Balvin, what a difference a month — and a pandemic — makes.

You know what you need when the entire world appears to be falling apart? Puppies. And that's where J Balvin and his brand new, four-legged best friend come in. The Colombian reggaeton singer took to Instagram on Thursday to introduce fans to his new dog, Felicidad, which means «Happiness» in English.

J Balvin has shared the video for his new single “Rojo.” It’s the third single from his forthcoming LP Colores, due out March 20. In the new video, Balvin’s character dies in a car crash en route to the hospital to meet his newborn daughter. He then haunts his family as a bloodied ghost. Check it out below, as well as the tracklist for Colores.

J Balvin is kicking off the decade with a big honor. 

J Balvin still can't believe he rocked the Super Bowl stage with Jennifer Lopez and Shakira. 

2020 belongs to J Balvin. 

Get ready for Premio Lo Nuestro! The first major Latin music awards celebration of the decade is almost here, and will be bringing a ton of artists to Miami, Florida, to get people up on their feet. Latinx artists spanning all genres will be recognized at the ceremony, and you definitely won't want to miss out. Here's everything you need to know, from how to watch to who's performing, who's nominated and more.

J Balvin and will.i.am have dropped a collection of “audio-enhanced” eyewear designs.

Looks like it’s going to be another big year for Bad Bunny and Ozuna. They each received 14 nominations for this year’s Billboard Latin Music Awards, including Artist of the Year. The awards show will air live on April 23 from Las Vegas on Telemundo. 

Puerto Rican artist Jhay Cortez has dropped the mean and moody visuals for new song “Medusa,” a collaboration with fellow reggaeton superstars J Balvin and Anuel AA. The video, which features all three urbano artists performing in a neon-lit cage, can be seen above.

If your takeaway from last night’s Super Bowl Halftime Show was hot Latinas, tight ends and pole dancing, you missed the underlying message and essence of the performance. Shakira and Jennifer Lopez, in the company of Bad Bunny, J Balvin and Lopez’s daughter Emme, went above and beyond in communicating Latino culture visually and rhythmically. It was historic, artistic, ethnic and, for many who live in this country, political.

With back-to-back sets from Colombian pop force Shakira and Bronx-born superstar Jennifer Lopez, Sunday’s Super Bowl Halftime Show in Miami packed a lot into its 14-minutes-and-change runtime. It contained bits of at least 20 songs, incorporated influences from all over the globe, and briefly gave the spotlight to two of Latin pop’s biggest current stars, Bad Bunny and J Balvin.

It's Super Bowl Sunday, and you know what that means: We get to see a splashy and glamorous 12-to-15-minute performance by one of the world's most dazzling stars that features ostentatious displays of technical showmanship and unfettered flexing of cultural might! This year, it was Jennifer Lopez's turn to show off her performance prowess, and she's joined in Miami by Shakira, another iconic symbol of Latin music's crossover into the American mainstream.

J Balvin and Bad Bunny are set to be the not-so-surprise guests at this year's Super Bowl LIV halftime show, according to Billboard.

J Balvin and Bad Bunny brought reggaeton to the Super Bowl LIV halftime show. 

Ever since Shakira and Jennifer Lopez were announced as headlining the Super Bowl LIV Halftime show, it was expected that the two would bring the Latino Power, and the singers did not disappoint.

The Super Bowl LIV halftime show is about to be on fire! 

J Balvin has announced the title and release month of his next solo album: Colores is out in March. The record is led by the the the singles “Blanco” and “Morado.” Revisit those tracks’ music videos below.

J Balvin is ready to kick off 2020!

Israeli singers  Liraz Russo (known by his stage name “Static”) and Ben El Tavor, who make up the pop act Static & Ben El, are still pinching themselves. Getting Grammy-winner and multi-hyphenate Pitbull to share top billing on “Further Up (Na, Na, Na, Na, Na),” their newly-released track and video was, in no uncertain terms, a dream for the Israeli duo.