The idea of Rock en Espa±ol as a genre or movement took hold in the late '80s and early '90s when North American rock and New Wave truly fused with the eclectic sounds of Latin rock and folk.

A fusion of Latin-pop and electronic music, electro-pop came of age in the '80s with the sound of New Wave, but is always in fashion with those looking to merge the past and the future.

The culture surrounding DJs and clubs in Latin countries has given birth to electr=nica, electronic dance music that incorporates local stylistic and rhythmic flourishes.

Alternativo is the broad term for the extensive world of Latin alternative music, including alt-rock, punk, funk, indie, and rap-rock. These artists don't simply mimic their English-language brethren;  …

Alright, how are we going to get down tonight? A touch of the tango? A little bit of salsa? Or are you ready to back it up, get low, and just get a little bit freaky? iTunes officially kicks the party  …