Summer has officially arrived, and to celebrate the three-month long season, this year running from June 20 to Sept. 22, Billboard has curated the ultimate Latin playlist.

The nearly two-hour list has 35 songs that have been released in 2025 so far and will make for the perfect soundtrack to blast on a hot poolside day, breezy beach afternoon, or at a carne asada with family and friends.

There are a handful of salsa tunes including Bad Bunny’s “Baile Inolvidable,” which currently tops the Hot Tropical Songs chart; a salsa version of Piso 21’s “Volver” in collaboration with Marc Anthony and Beéle; and “Si Llamas,” the first collaborative effort between salsa newcomers Luis Figueroa and Christian Alicea.

On the Billboard Latin Summer playlist, fans will enjoy bachata with songs like Natti Natasha’s “Desde Hoy” and Prince Royce’s “How Deep is Your Love”; merengue such as Fariana and Kiko El Crazy’s “Me Muevo”; Afrobeat as in Kapo and Myke Towers’ “ILY”; cumbia with Elena Rose, Camilo, and Los Ángeles Azules’ “Carteras Chinas”; Yailin La Más Viral’s dembow in “Todos Mienten”; and even the rhythmic reparto from Cuba with Bebeshito’s “Tacto que llegó el Reparto.”

And, let’s be frank, what’s summertime without a good mix of reggaetón bangers? The list also includes Alemán and Netón Vega’s saucy “Te Quería Ver,” J Balvin’s “Rio,” and Karol G’s “Verano Rosa” in collaboration with her boo, Feid.

Below, check out the complete playlist to enjoy during the hottest and brightest of the four temperate seasons:

Join Billboard Canada Woman of the Year (2024) and Billboard Canada’s Global Woman of the Year (2025) Charlotte Cardin in an intimate conversation with Tara Slone about breaking barriers in the music industry. From her early days on La Voix, to representing Canada as a bilingual artist on the global stage, Charlotte opens up about her journey, creative control, and overcoming self-doubt. A must-watch for anyone navigating identity, creativity, and growth in music.

Tyla talks about hosting the Kid’s Choice Awards, loving KATSEYE’s “Gnarly” and her excitement to watch their performance at the show, performing at Coachella, what fans can expect from her new music, why she wanted to be a part of The Smurfs soundtrack and more!

Tetris Kelly: Tyla is hosting the Kids Choice Awards, and before the big show, we got her to talk about new music and so much more.

Tyla: This is my first time not trying to think about it too much. Like, I’m literally just gonna be my vibe. You know, Tyla vibe. Fun, I love partying, so this is a warehouse party, so it’s my lane, so I’m just gonna have fun with the kids.

I’ve actually met [KATYSEYE]. Like, a while ago, I was shooting for Vogue, and they came to me, and they’re like, “Hi, we are new group, KATSEYE,” and they wanted to sing “Water” for me. And, like, they literally the cutest group … So, yeah, they’re cute. I’m excited to see their performance.

Coachella was insane. It was my first time performing there, so that was really fun. Like, especially the second week, I was vibing, yeah, and now I have some more in Europe and everything.

I literally love The Smurfs and Rihanna being Smurfette. So I’m happy that I’m a part of that one.

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Electronic music icons deadmau5 and Rezz come together for a candid fireside chat moderated by Fab Strong. From early musical inspirations to navigating the industry and pushing sonic boundaries, the conversation dives into the creative chemistry between these two global artists. Tune in for thoughtful reflection and hilarious moments between collaborators who continue to redefine electronic music.

CCM singer Brandon Lake recently surprised his “Hard Fought Hallelujah” collaborator Jelly Roll with some stellar news about their hit collab.

In a video he shared on Instagram on June 20, Lake surprised Jelly Roll with a plaque commemorating that “Hard Fought Hallelujah” had been certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), for sales of at least one million units.

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The song, which is featured on Lake’s June 13-released album King of Hearts, was certified Platinum before the album was even released.

In the video, Jelly Roll says, “We were just talking about this like six months ago,” and later adding, “This might be my favorite plaque I’ve ever had.”

Their collaborative version of “Hard Fought Hallelujah” cracked the top 40 on Billboard‘s all-genre Hot 100, while also reaching the top 15 on the Hot Country Songs chart.

“I released [the solo version of] this song, and then I felt like, ‘This is too special to not share this song with somebody,’” Lake recently told Billboard of bringing in Jelly Roll to record the song with him. “Thinking about the lyrics, I was like, ‘Man, I think Jelly Roll would resonate with the story of this song.’ I’ve been so inspired by his story, the things he’s overcome. I remember seeing him sing “Believe” with Brooks & Dunn [at the 2024 CMA Awards], and I just bawled my eyes out. It gave me all the faith to reach out. The craziest part of that is he had already heard the song on TikTok and loved it.

“We hopped on the phone, and we didn’t talk music for the first hour. We just instantly became like brothers and talked about life, parenting, touring, family. It was a real friendship off the bat. There’s a reason why he is on top of the world right now, and it’s not just because his songs are amazing — it’s because he’s amazing,” Lake added.

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On June 13, the rain was coming down on the farm in Manchester, Tenn., where Bonnaroo is held — and things weren’t looking great for the 2025 edition of the festival.

Hours after sending out an evacuation order to its tens of thousands of attendees, Bonnaroo canceled the rest of its 2025 edition entirely due to a weather forecast that — as the festival said in its announcement — called for “significant and steady precipitation that will produce deteriorating camping and egress conditions in the coming days.”

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It was a heartbreaking situation for all involved, from the event’s producers — who in their announcement said they were “beyond gutted” — to the fans who’d trekked to Tennessee to the many artists who were slated to play.

Among the latter group was Remi Wolf, who had been selected to perform at Bonnaroo’s fabled Superjam — an annual set that brings a fleet of artists together on stage. (Past Superjam leads include Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Skrillex.) Wolf had spent nearly a year preparing for the Saturday night show, formally titled “Remi Wolf’s Insanely Fire 1970s Pool Party Superjam,” recruiting fellow artists including Paramore’s Hayley Williams and Mt. Joy.

With the festival canceled, Wolf and her team were committed to making the show happen elsewhere. So on the night of June 13, Josh Mulder, the director of A&R at talent agency TBA, which represents Wolf, jumped into action, getting on the phone to secure another venue for the concert. After many phone calls, Mulder and the team locked in Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl, where Wolf performed the following day alongside Williams and a host of other guests, performing songs like Chaka Khan’s “Sweet Thing” and “Tell Me Something Good” with Rufus, Bonnie Raitt’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me” and Hall and Oates’ “Rich Girl.”

Here, Mulder talks about pivoting from the farm to the Bowl.

When did it become clear that the Superjam at Bonnaroo wasn’t going to happen?

Looking at the weather all week going into the festival, we all knew we were in for a wet weekend. All day Friday, we were in close contact with [AC Entertainment’s] Steve Greene and his team on what was happening. He called me while I was at dinner in Nashville on Friday night, saying the show was coming down and explained the situation. I then spent the next hour outside of the restaurant on the phone gathering information and updating our teams to make our next moves.

Did you and the team even make it on-site?  If so, how was it looking?

Remi and her band made their way through rehearsal in Manchester with the guests on the show on Friday. TBA had people on the ground at the festival on Thursday and Friday, sending constant reports that it was absolutely dumping rain on site, and it wasn’t looking great. We were actively working through an initial wave of weather-related cancellations on Friday afternoon, with the Live Nation team trying to figure out the best course of action for those artists to make the most of their time in Tennessee for the fans.

What do you recall about the moment the festival was canceled and how you and the team responded? Was it immediately obvious that a relocation would be possible?

My first call was to Remi’s management team. The word was getting out, and the consensus from us and directly from Remi out of the gate was that we had an obligation to save the Superjam. It was an important moment for Remi, but equally such an important moment for the guests who we have been working with for months. It was a tornado of information being shared as quickly as possible regarding what was happening on site and how the fans were affected as well, which informed how we responded.

How did you pivot to Brooklyn Bowl? What calls had to be made, and was it the first venue you sought out?

Immediately on one of those first calls, we started exploring options to relocate the show in Nashville. Through that conversation, we asked about a handful of rooms, and after clicking through a few options, we all came to the conclusion that Brooklyn Bowl was the best space available. Before pushing the go button and officially confirming the venue, we needed to figure out how many of our guests were actually able to join, so we knew if we had a show or not. Hats off to Josh Roth from the Bonnaroo team, as well as Remi’s management. It was a tag team effort to circle the wagons and reconfirm these amazing artists to round out the show with Remi.

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How did ticketing work? Do you have any sense of how many attendees were people who’d had to leave Bonnaroo?

Right from the start, we were all aligned on making this an affordable option for fans and realized the level of devastation that everyone was feeling, given the news of the festival canceling. We landed on a $35 ticket, which just felt right given the scenario. We announced the show with no guests around 11 p.m. on Friday night, with an on-sale time of Saturday morning at 9 a.m. The show sold out in about one minute, which we anticipated happening but was also a big relief.

From my understanding, there were many fans who were able to make it off the site before the show and ended up coming to Brooklyn Bowl. The crowd was electric and brought that Bonnaroo flair with them to the room. All night long, the conversation was about how amazing it was to see their spirit continue there, which was complete with many pool floaties and more usual ‘roo style.

Did all of the special guests slated for Bonnaroo make it to the Nashville show?

Naturally, given the situation, we were prepared for a few acts to not be able to make it. But we held most of the lineup together with Hayley Williams, Mt. Joy, Gigi Perez, Grace Bowers and Brian Robert Jones. Then we were able to add Grouplove and Medium Build at the last minute, which of course ended up being incredible moments in the show.

What were the highlights of the event for you?

Anyone who knows me knows I am personally such a huge Paramore fan, so I’d have to say Hayley Williams. Seeing Remi and Hayley on stage brought some tears of joy to my eyes. Just such a special moment.

How did you and the team celebrate after it was finished?

There were many hugs and beverages shared in the green room after the show. Spirits were very high, and it was just such a special moment to share with everyone there. 

A hot new bombshell has entered the villa Thursday night (June 19): Megan Thee Stallion guest starred on the latest episode of Love Island USA.

She teased her appearance with a clip of her strutting into the villa while wearing a gold cut-out bikini as her song “Her” was playing in the background. “HOTTIES A REAL BOMBSHELL IS ENTERING THEE VILLA,” she captioned the X post with a fire emoji.

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The Grammy-winning MC got all of the girls to engage in some “real cheeky behavior,” according to the dating reality show’s TikTok account, by wearing her new Hot Girl Summer swimwear line that’s available at Walmart. But don’t worry, the boys got in on the action too during the twerking challenge for the first round of a three-round competition, which ended in a tie.

“Twerking is really dangerous sport. It get crazy, dragging the wagon around all day. This is not easy,” she warned the islanders. The boys won the second round, which was a classic game of limbo, while the girls won the third round by completing a puzzle of their new bombshell first.

At the end, the “Savage” hitmaker introduced the two real bombshells as they entered the villa: 23-year-old TJ Palma from Westchester, New York and 24-year-old Andreina Santos from Jersey City, New Jersey.

“It’s so easy to watch people on TV and just forget that these are real human beings. These are real ladies, these are real women with real feelings,” Meg said during her confessional.

Cardi B has been teasing her new single “Outside” and fans have been speculating who Cardi is going off on the track.

What do you think of Cardi B’s new song “Outside?” Let us know in the comments!

Cardi B: “Good for nothing, low down, dirty dogs.”

What’s up y’all, it is your girl, Cardi B, and tonight, my record outside is dropping.

Tetris Kelly: Cardi B is outside. She’s back with her long awaited new single, and from the studio to her debut performance at Cannes, we got it all right here. The fresh track is full of the Cardi B honesty we all love, because she definitely had something to get off her chest.

Cardi B: So many things. I got so many things to show, yeah, to give, yeah, but I’m very happy that you guys are loving it

The hip hop superstar teased fans all the way from Cannes with the performance of the track before it even hits streaming, and now that it’s available, fans can’t get enough.

Cardi B: “But be sick when they girls get some outside/ I mean, bathing suit, body suit, tryna let this body loose.”

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Amazon Prime Day 2025 is almost upon us.

While the pseudo-holiday isn’t here yet, the deals on Amazon are still pretty juicy. We’re talking up to 90% off on speakers, laptops, microphones, chargers and so much more. We’re celebrating Prime Day early by compiling a list of amazing tech deals available on Amazon now from top brands like Samsung, Amazon Fire TV, Beats and HP. Whether you’re looking for pieces for yourself, or for the tech fiend in your life, stick around because this list is for you.

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Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus

$174.99 $249.99 30% off

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A Fire TV soundbar with a built-in subwoofer.


Crisp sound is now at your fingertips thanks to this Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus. The soundbar is currently 30% off of its original price of $249.99. With this sleek and compact soundbar, you can easily enhance your movie and TV-watching experience thanks to features like built-in bass and DTS:X, which delivers multi-dimensional audio for lifelike sound.

You’ve also got specific modes for specific media. Watching the big game? There’s a Sports mode for that. Re-watching “Sinners” for the fifth time? There’s also a specific movie setting that’ll make you feel like you’ve just stepped into the film. The best part? The setup process for the soundbar is easy. Just connect the included HDMI cable to your TV’s HDMI eARC/ARC port and enjoy. It’s that simple.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 7

$236.78 $329.99 28% off

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A bluetooth watch with AI capabilities.


Watches are pretty slept on in our opinion. A good watch is not only useful but stylish too. Samsung Galaxy’s Watch 7 includes multiple utilitarian features all compacted into a sleek package. We think this watch would be great for our health-conscious readers. Whether you’re going on a hike, getting your sleep schedule together or just keen on keeping a closer eye on your health, the watch is fixed with Galaxy AI that can keep track of your progress with tangible data.

This feature allows you to form better habits no matter what you want to track. The AI tech also allows you to go hands-free while texting thanks to Suggested Replies, a feature that would work great for our on-the-go readers. Beyond its AI capabilities, this watch is fashionable. The style comes in a slew of neutral colorways from Cream to Green.

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Ortizan Portable Bluetooth Speaker

$29.59 $49.99 41% off

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A waterproof speaker with Bluetooth compatibility.


Whether you’re spitefully listening to Benson Boone or bumping Haim’s I Quit, the Ortizan Portable Bluetooth Speaker is a must-have. Retailing for $29.59, 41% off of the original price, this speaker features Bluetooth compatibility and 3D HD stereo sound with an enhanced base, thanks to 24W total output power.

Hosting a party poolside? This speaker is also waterproof, meaning the music doesn’t have to stop if the speaker gets splashed. If you want to turn up the party, the speaker also features a unique night theme light with different color-changing themes. If those fascets don’t seal the deal for you, the speaker boasts around 30 hours of playtime.

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Official Licensed Google TV Smart Projector

$249.96 $369.99 32% off

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A Bluetooth Google TV projector with built-in streaming apps.


This Google TV Smart Projector is for those summer nights when you want to stay in and curl up with some popcorn and a cozy movie. The projector brings movie theater quality to your home thanks to 4K resolution and a crisp built-in 5W high-fidelity speaker. Google Voice Assistant allows you to issue simple voice commands with the press of a button whether you want to raise the volume or press pause.

The licensed Google product supports a wide range of devices, including USB drives, smartphones, computers, tablets, and game consoles, enabling seamless playback. Our favorite feature of the smart projector is that it can directly access Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, Hulu, and a slew of other applications. Movie night has never been easier.

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HP 15 15.6″ FHD Laptop

$378.99 $599.00 37% off

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In the market for a trustworthy laptop to make music on? What about playing video games via Steam? Well, HP’s 15 FHD Laptop is currently on sale for $378.99 and can do all that and more. The laptop is equipped with a large and clear 15.6-inch display along with an Intel Processor N100 that allows for a smooth run even after hours of use. You’ve got a built-in HD webcam for streaming purposes and 256 GB of storage that’s big enough for casual laptop users. Finally, AI Noise Removal allows for clear and audible video calls without noise interference. For our green thumb readers, the HP product is designed with sustainable materials like ocean-bound plastic and post-consumer recycled plastic.

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Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds

$199.95 $249.99 20% off

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Over-the-ear earbuds in black.


These Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 earbuds deliver powerful sound, with a comfortable fit. The design centers around secure-fit ear hooks that lay over the ears, allowing users to listen to music without any discomfort. The earbud’s Active Noise Cancelling tech allows you to fully block out any unwanted interruptions, while Transparency mode lets you hear the world around you while you jam on.

You can take calls and FaceTime with Spatial Audio that simulates a 3D sound experience, and activate Siri with industry-leading Class 1 Bluetooth. To charge your new Beats obsession, simply nestle the buds into the accompanying charging case. The fast-fuel 5-minute charge offers up to 1.5 hours of playback so you can get back to listening to your favorite tunes in no time.

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MENERESAS 3-in-1 Mini Microphone

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A plug-in mic for live-streaming.


Don’t let this small package fool you. MENERESAS’ 3-in-1 Mini Microphone offers crisp audio quality for all your TikTok and streaming needs. The crisp sound quality is thanks to a built-in smart chip that effectively captures sound from all directions while reducing surrounding noise.

The mic also includes three smart modes, default noise canceling mode, mute mode and reverb mode that can be activated by pressing on the microphone a certain amount of times. Each mode allows for easy adjustments for various recording requirements. A clip attached to the mic allows you to clip the tech to whatever you want. To use, just plug the receiver into your device and power it on. The wireless mic will automatically pair with your desired device without any hassle.

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INIU Portable Charger

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A block charger displaying battery percentage.


If you’re like me, your phone is constantly dying at the worst time. With INIU’s Portable Charger, low battery is a thing of the past. Retailing for $26.97, the portable brick’s main feature is its fast charging that’s 3X faster than regular 1A chargers.

The charger offers a full week’s worth of charging capacity and is extremely compatible, working to charge everything from phones and tablets along with AirPods, Bluetooth headphones, fitness trackers, smartwatches and much more. If you can charge it, the INIU charger can handle it. When you purchase the portable charger, you will also receive a USB C cable and a nifty travel pouch. This charger is ready for travel thanks to its compact size, easily slipping into purses, backpacks and luggage.

Trying to keep track of every one of Nick Cannon‘s 12 children is a difficult task for most — and apparently, it’s not particularly easy for Cannon himself.

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During an appearance on The Really Good Podcast with host Bobbi Althoff, Cannon was asked to list out each of his 12 children’s names. The actor and host told Althoff “I usually get in trouble” when trying to name each of his kids, but proceeded to try his best.

 “I’ll lay them all out for you, keep me honest. There’s ‘Roc, ‘Roe, Golden, Powerful, Rise, Onyx, Legendary, Zion, Zillion, Zen,” he said, before trailing off. “See this is where … How many [are left?]”

In the spirit of keeping him honest, Cannon named Moroccan and Monroe, the twins he had with Mariah Carey; Golden Sagon, Powerful Queen and Rise Messiah with Brittany Bell;  Onyx Ice Cole with LaNisha Cole; Legendary Love with Bre Tiesi; twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir with Abby De La Rosa; and the late Zen with Alyssa Scott.

The only two kids Cannon missed in his list were his two latest children: Beautiful Zeppelin, who he had with De La Rosa; and Halo Marie, who he had with Scott.

Elsewhere on the podcast, Cannon explained to Althoff why he has so many children, with the Drumline star saying that he has what he calls a “king complex” when it comes to procreation. “You know, Black men, we always be like, ‘What’s up king?’ I really think I’m the king,” he said, before explaining to Althoff that kings of the past would have lots of children to “enlarge their territory.”

Watch a clip from Cannon’s interview below:

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