Enough already! Pitbull has grown weary of telling anyone with a microphone or tape recorder that his music cannot be categorized. The Cuban-American with the rapid flow has been pigeonholed as everything from a party rapper ("Culo") to reggaetonero ("Gasolina (Remix)") to battle MC. Yes, his songs do get a fiesta started but he isn't a reggaeton artist like Daddy Yankee. Read More

By various accounts, Malverde shouldn't be here. Not here on Sí TV Online because it makes sense for the diverse Mexican-American artist to be associated with a network about second and third generation Latinos. Read More

Thanks to doting women’s magazines, Calle 13’s Residente aka Renè Perez, has become less of an angry, Eminem offspring and more a lip-biting, LL Cool J. By now it’s easy to forget that Renè and his stepbrother Visitante aren’t just dedicated to the art of moving moneymakers on the dance floor. Since their 2004 debut, they’ve been an urban alternative group with dabs of socio-political commentary. Read More

Tego Calderon is the anti-50 Cent. He’s been crowned the king of Latin rap and never once acted like snotty royalty. Whether it’s signing an autograph at a bodega in NYC or chatting like old friends with journalists the PR-native remains the same—cool. Now as a label CEO (he signed a joint venture with WEA and his own imprint Jiggiri in 2006), Tego is a dream boss. Read More

“A reggaetonera sans an Adam’s apple,” it’s a lie you say? Well, that’s because you haven’t laid your eyes on Cuban model-turned-singer Mayra Veronica. When she re-releases her debut album, Vengo Con To’, this summer with four new tracks produced by Nely La Arma Secreta you’ll witness her growth as an artist. She’s also working on her English language debut which will feature Pitbull and Snoop Dogg. Read More