Look back at how the Havana native began her career as a teenager performing at cabarets and destroying the competition at singing contents on her way to building a legendary career capped off by three GRAMMY Awards, four Latin GRAMMY Awards and a Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award.  

Calma Carmona, Leslie Cartaya and Jeimy Osorio talk about their identity and how it impacts their music. 

From its origins as a GRAMMY-nominated 1970 double-LP rock opera to the 2018 live concert version of the show that earned GRAMMY and Emmy nominations of its own, we dive into the many rebirths and resurgences of the great Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber masterpiece in latest edition of GRAMMY.com's History Of. 

This conversation provides insight on the different perspectives of the “Latinx experience,” industry trends, support groups and resources.

Licensed clinical social worker and therapist Cecilia Esquivel, LCSW-C explores the role of music in the social injustice movements of Latin America in this installment of the Quick Conversation series presented by the Recording Academy’s Washington, D.C. chapter.

Latin GRAMMY-nominated singer Lucía Parker shares the heritage, influence and evolution of worship music in Latin America and Spanish-speaking communities in the United States.

The two-time GRAMMY-winning Hawaiian singer-songwriter transports us to the Paradise of the Pacific with a unifying anthem meant to uplift spirits and bring encouragement.