MIAMI - Welcome to the first of the busiest weeks of the year in Latin music. As the Latin Grammy considerations continue before the May 30 submission deadline, the best and brightest artists are releasing new albums and carefully curated songs with the goal of improving their chances at winning the desired prize, considered the industry's highest recognition.
The veterans are leading the week's charge. Thalía, released her new EP album "A mucha honra," and the focus single "Te va a doler" ft. Grupo Firme. Wisin is also dropping a new project, with his "brother" Yandel being part of the main song, "Perreo 101." Salsa king Marc Anthony's new album "Muevense" is one of the most romantic of his career, and Ricardo Montaner has gone back to the studio to remaster six of his biggest albums. The first release of this era is a gorgeous new version of "Yo que te amé," one of his most iconic ballads.
