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The article reports on the band Reik, a bilingual band from Mexicali, in Baja California, focusing on their fifth album "Peligro," and their stylistic evolution since the release of their self-titled debut album in 2004.

The article reports on plans for the musical events at the SESAC Latina Awards festival, scheduled to be held in Los Angeles, California on June 29, 2011.

The article reports on plans for the Latin Alternative Music Conference, scheduled for July 6 through 9, 2011 at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City.

The article presents information on how to nominate Latin music executives to be featured in the magazine's annual Latin Power Players report.

The article reports on the Heineken/Nacional Records Road Trip concert series for 2011, featuring Latin alternative acts such as Los Amigos Invisibles, Nortec Collective's Bostich & Fussible and Ana Tijoux.

The article reports on the career of singer and songwriter David Rodriguez, known by his stage name Sie7e, focusing on his album "Mucha Cosa Buena."

The article reports that the 2011 concert tour of the music group Maná is being sponsored by promoting company rivals Live Nation and Anschutz Entertainment Group (EG Live)/Goldenvoice.

The article reports on the Billboard Latin Music Conference which was held on April 26 and 27, 2011 in Miami Beach, Florida. It focuses on conversations about how to compensate for a decline in sales of recorded music by maximizing licensing, touring and branding partnerships. A panel discussion titled "What Happened to the U.S. Latin Music Industry?" is described.

The article looks at the nominees for Producer of the Year at the 2011 Billboard Latin Music Awards, including Alfonso and Joel Lizarraga of Banda el Recodo, Carlos Paucar, and Fernando Camacho Tirado.

The article looks at Mexican musicians nominated for songwriter of the year at the 2011 Billboard Latin Music Awards, including Anthony "Romeo" Santos, Espinoza Paz, and Horacio Palencia Cisneros.

The article looks at the 2011 Billboard Latin Music Awards, focusing on record companies nominated for awards, including Sony Music Latin, Universal Music Latin Entertainment, and Warner Latina.

The article discusses the 2011 Billboard Latin Music Awards, focusing on its broadcasting in high definition on television network Telemundo on April 28, 2011. Musicians scheduled to perform include Enrique Iglesias, Marc Anthony, and Julion Alvarez.

The article reports on a concert tour planned by Mexican rock band Zoé to support its album "MTV Unplugged: Musica de Fondo."

The article reports on the release of the album "Morir y Existir" (To Die and Exist) by narcocorridos singer Gerardo Ortiz, shortly after he survived an ambush by armed assailants which killed three members of his entourage.

This article announces that Christopher T. Young, the president of Vista Media Group, has been selected by "MediaWeek" magazine as the Out-Of-Home Media All-Star for 2007. The author discusses how Young has been able to increase the company's outdoor advertising revenue as well as the division's overall growth. The author examines how Vista operates in an industry loaded with large corporations, but through Young's efforts the company has thrived by focusing on local mom and pop businesses.

The article presents multiple quotations from various music industry figures detailing their memories of the 2012 Grammy Award presentation show, including conductor Eric Whitacre, talent manager Kyle Frenette, and music producer Paul Epworth.