Registration is now open for the event, taking place October 19-22 at the Faena Forum Miami Beach.
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Billboard announced the first list of confirmed speakers for Billboard Latin Music Week 2026, which will be held at the Faena Forum Miami Beach this October.
The featured artists include Jessi Uribe, Pitbull, Greeicy, Jay Wheeler, Kany García, Lola Índigo, Paola Jara, RaiNao, Rawayana, Ryan Castro, Trueno, and Venezuelan artist Zhamira. More talent will be announced in the coming weeks. The executive judging panel includes Thalia’s husband, Tommy Mottola, Nat Pastor, and Virgin Music’s Víctor González, along with other industry leaders yet to be revealed.
“Latin music is a global powerhouse, heard more than ever around the world, thanks to its extraordinary artists and executives,” said Leila Cobo, co-head of content at Billboard. “Billboard has been part of this journey, and we are proud to once again bring the best talent to Billboard Latin Music Week in Miami, where the industry comes together to celebrate its achievements and contribute to its future.”
From October 19-22, Billboard Latin Music Week is recognized as the longest-running, most prestigious, and most influential event in Latin music. This year’s edition, under the theme “Global Consolidation,” will once again highlight the genre’s continued global expansion with several days of performances, exclusive conversations, panels, workshops, presentations, networking opportunities, and fan experiences.
Billboard CEO Mike Van added, “For more than three decades, Billboard Latin Music Week has established itself as the world’s premier celebration of Latin music. We are honored to welcome this year’s talent as we continue to inspire conversations that drive the industry forward.”
Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 will coincide with the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards, which will take place on October 22 in Miami and will be streamed live on Telemundo and Peacock.
For more information on Billboard Latin Music Week and ticket sales, visit BillboardLatinMusicWeek.com
Carlos Passage