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\n\tAs m\u00fasica Mexicana <\/em>and m\u00fasica urbana<\/em> have emerged as global powerhouses within the music industry, they\u2019ve not only captured the ears of international audiences, but have also carved out significant spaces at some of the world\u2019s most prestigious music festivals.<\/p>\n \n\tWith reggaet\u00f3n pop sensation Rauw Alejandro<\/a> and corridos hitmaker Peso Pluma<\/a> taking center stage at Governors Ball in New York, Sue\u00f1os in Chicago and Baja Beach Fest in Mexico \u2014 the latter two festivals placing substantial bets on these genres \u2014 it\u2019s clear that Latin music\u2019s influence continues to expand rapidly. Reggaet\u00f3n, in particular, has achieved this in recent years, as evidenced by Bad Bunny<\/a> headlining Coachella 2023 as the opening night\u2019s main act, becoming the first Latin music superstar to do so at this top-tier event. <\/p>\n \n\tAs Latin-focused festivals continue to cement their place in the international live-event arena, American fest giants are also welcoming the trend. We see more eclectic lineups that combine Latin and Anglo headliners such as Warm Up Festival in Spain with Colombia\u2019s Bomba Est\u00e9reo leading the bill on a Friday, and English rockers Editors on Saturday. In Guatemala, Empire Music Festival also boasts a wide-ranging program, from Fuerza Regida<\/a> to Afrojack<\/a> and Yandel<\/a>. <\/p>\n \n\tEven in places historically less associated with Latin music, such as the U.K., the embrace is evident. Yet, La L\u00ednea, the London Latin Music Festival, returns with its 24th edition promising a diverse billing with Lila Downs<\/a>, Los Tigres del Norte<\/a>, Ana Tijoux<\/a>, La Yegros and more.<\/p>\n \n\tWhile this may not be an exhaustive list, it serves as a comprehensive guide to some of the genre\u2019s most significant events. See our list below, arranged in sequential order.<\/p>\n