Following the success of their Odradek release Canciones para una Reina - art songs by Emilio Arrieta - soprano Sofia Esparza and pianist Rinaldo Zhok return with an album of world-premiere recordings showcasing the cancion output of 19th-century Spanish composer Francisco Asenjo Barbieri, marking the composer's 200th anniversary.

Ana Belén and Víctor Manuel are back with an sensational album. It's been 30 years they recorded their last album “Para la ternura siempre hay tiempo / There is always time for tenderness”. Now, they come back with confidence and strength with “Canciones regaladas / Gift songs”, 12 beautiful and extraordinary songs written by Rubén Blades, Leonard Cohen, José Alfredo Jiménez, Carlos Berlanga, Chico Buarque, Astor Piazzolla, Billy Joel or José Alfonso.

"Hirundo Maris" is singer/harpist Arianna Savall’s debut as a band leader for ECM New Series. The title, the Latin term for “sea swallow” finds the quintet connecting sounds of the Mediterranean with the North Sea. Part early music ensemble, part folk group, the band creates rich instrumental textures colored by Arianna’s sparkling harps and Johansen’s Hardanger fiddle. This recording is a listening experience like none other.

How music is made with literature, Irene Reig. I spend my life trying to imitate music with literature, looking for writing to sound and phrase and be fast and always precise. I listen Decisió i Coratge and I imagine that your album does the same thing that I'm looking for but in reverse.

Mystical chants between the visible and the invisible: The great ancient mystery chants of Spain and Norway. Ensemble Hirundo Maris presents the enigmatic chants of the Middle Ages, Spain's El cant de la Sibil.la and Norway's Draumkvedet. Both convey profound, apocalyptic visions of the world's end and the dawn of a new era, traditionally sung on Christmas night. This album evokes the mysteries of winter, blurring the boundaries to the otherworld, transporting the listener to mystical realms.

"A Flor de Piel" is 1974 Spanish language album by Julio Iglesias. The LP was released in the United States in October 1974. A month later, Billboard noted major sales of the album in Miami, New York, Chicago and Puerto Rico.

On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of “111” by Tiziano Ferro (originally on November 7, 2002), “111 (Anniversary Edition)” is released, a remastered bilingual re-edition (Italian and Spanish).

The king of the Latin-American dance field is Tito Puente. Once again, the diminutive maestro demonstrates his dominance with this new recording of popular Latin-American rhythms. In this exciting outing, Tito Puente and his orchestra lay down a driving irresistible beat that moves from beginning to end in a pulsating performance. Tito Puente and his orchestra create an added appeal with their ensemble singing which lends an authenticity to the music. Their vocal performance like everything else sparkles with vitality.

"Five is a very important number in my life. This is my fifth solo album, there are five of us in my family and in my band too.
Join me to discover Five.'

Joan Baez is an American folk singer, songwriter, musician, and activist, whose contemporary folk music often includes songs of protest or social justice. This album has been recorded live in the bullring of Bilbao, Spain. It featured twelve songs, six of which were performed in English, five in Spanish and one, "Txoria Txori", in Basque. Most of the songs had been performed and recorded by Baez previously, with the exception of Leonard Cohen's "Famous Blue Raincoat". "Gracias a la Vida" is a duet with singer Mercedes Sosa.

"I wanted to collect all my work and all my hits on one album, to be able to reverse them and listen to them the way I feel now. Now I'm twenty years into my career - I'm already 40 - and obviously, the way I feel about my songs now, after having sung them so many times and having performed them in so many places, it's different.".

Almas Conectadas (Connected Souls) is the sophomore album from renowned British producer Will “Quantic” Holland and Colombian folklore singer-songwriter Nidia Góngora. Bubbling with symphonic flourishes, the release explores the unique, rich, and mystical musical traditions of the Colombian Pacific Coast while being recorded at Quantic’s Brooklyn-based studio and creative powerhouse Selva.

"El Dorado" is the eleventh studio album by Colombian musician Shakira. Instead of a refined effort, "El Dorado" is a mixture of different musical elements. Shakira channels the past for old fans and scopes the current landscape for new fans while those previously released duets are awkwardly thrown in there. It's not a clear comeback album, but "El Dorado" cleverly cashes in on the versatility of Latin music's golden superstar.

Originally released in 1975, "Jesucristo Superstar" is Nacho Artime and Jaime Azpilicueta's Spanish-language adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's rock opera, which tells the story of the last days of Christ from the point of view of Judas. Recorded at Madrid's Kirios studios, this two-disc, 25-track collection features Camilo Sesto in the lead role, Angela Carrasco as Mary Magdalene, and Teddy Bautista as Judas.

The timeless self-titled album Mercedes Castro from 1981 is back, reissued through a partnership between Musart-Balboa and Concord, allowing a new generation to discover the musical brilliance of this Mexican icon. Mercedes Castro's emotive and soul-stirring vocals, paired with captivating melodies, have made her a revered figure in Latin music. This reissue preserves the album's original magic, giving listeners a chance to experience the beauty of songs like never before.