Gloria Estefanа: Last News

Thania Garcia Latin music revenue has seen consecutive double-digit growth in the U.S. in the last two years, marking all-time highs for the expansive genre, outpacing that of any other market in the region. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) will be celebrating this impact with a ceremony on Sept.

Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck, Kim Kardashian and many more were in attendance to pay their respects to the late Miami socialite who died suddenly in August after suffering a pulmonary embolism. He was 63.The newlyweds arrived hand-in-hand for the event, both dressed in black evening wear, with Kardashian also opting for a black ensemble, wearing a long-sleeved black dress with sunglasses while wearing sparkly silver statement earrings by Balenciaga.Some opted for bright colors for the celebration of life, hosted by Ridinger's late wife, Loren and their daughter, Amber. The party saw performances from J.Lo and Ja Rule, as well as Alicia Keys and Jamie Foxx, who all took the stage to honor the Market America CEO.

Thania Garcia Since the 1980s, the city of Miami has been synonymous with fashion, art deco and, of course, Latin music.On Thursday, Variety and the City National Bank of Miami hosted the inaugural Miami Entertainment Town breakfast — an event celebrating The Magic City’s irrefutable influence over the entertainment and music industry. The Legends and Groundbreakers award was given to Miami’s most notable musical pioneers — Gloria and Emilio Estefan — who helped put Miami on the map with the revolutionary stylings of their Miami Sound Machine.In her acceptance speech, Gloria Estefan mused tales of the city, “Even as a little kid, I knew that one day someone would realize the gem that is Miami Beach,” she said.

Brooke Mazurek It is an impossible game I keep asking Gloria and Emilio Estefan to play, the game of hypothetical “what-ifs.” Although the husband and wife duo are currently in Vero Beach, Fla., where they have a getaway home and resort, their focus is set squarely on Miami.For the better portion of five decades, the Magic City is the place the Estefans have called home, and during the “It’s a Wonderful Life” rabbit hole I’ve asked them to spiral into, we’re playing out who Gloria and Emilio — and the city of Miami — might have become had the most important couple in the history of Latin music not stayed rooted there.“What if you’d left and moved on?” I ask them.Gloria and Emilio are, after all, at a point in their lives when they’re able to tap into the gift of perspective. Time has passed, more than 100 million albums have sold, 38 hits have climbed the Billboard charts, Gloria has won eight Grammys and Emilio, 20, and two Presidential Medals of Freedom received.

Gloria and Emilio Estefan sold their Miami mansion for a profit of $33.16 million, three decades after purchasing the property.They purchased the home in 1993 for $1.84 million and sold it last week for an astounding $35 million, according to TMZ.The home, located in the exclusive Star Island neighborhood in Miami, features six bedrooms, 10 baths and is spread over 7,988 square feet. Wow:Gloria and Emilio Estefan sold their Miami mansion for a profit of $33.16 million, three decades after purchasing the property.

Latin pop superstar Thalia has Gloria and Emilio Estefan's matchmaking skills to thank for her marriage to music mogul Tommy Mottola. The Desde Esa Noche singer admits she was initially hesitant to be set up on a blind date with Mariah Carey's ex-husband over 20 years ago, but Emilio's insistence eventually wore her down, and now she can't imagine her life without Mottola. "It was a blind date.

After making its debut at last year's Sundance, The Latinx House will (virtually) return to the film festival in 2021 for another batch of Latinx-focused panels and parties. Though dates and times have not yet been set, this year's lineup will include a conversation with Rita Moreno, hosted by Gloria and Emilio Estefan and tied to her documentary Rita Moreno: Just A Girl Who Decided To Go For It, which will premiere as a Sundance U.S.

Gloria and Emilio Estefan are mourning the death of Frank Amadeo, their longtime friend and president of their company Estefan Enterprises.Amadeo died on Saturday morning after suffering a heart attack at his Miami home, according to multiple reports. He was 57.

Camila Cabello, Steve Aoki, and Terry Crews are among the stars set to front a TikTok live stream to raise funds for those impacted by the coronavirus.

Telemundo is the latest to set a social distancing safe live TV special. The NBCUniversal network will air live music event Concierto en Casa across all platforms on Saturday night.The event, the latest inspired by people staying at home to prevent the spread of coronavirus, has already lined up top Latino artists including J Balvin, Luis Fonsi, Alejandro Sanz, Gloria and Emilio Estefan, CNCO, Prince Royce, Reik, Sofia Reyes, Carlos Vives, Wisin, Jesse and Joy, Alejandra Guzmán and Mau y Ricky.Billed as family-friendly, the first-of-its-kind all virtual music special will debut March 21 at 7 p.m.