Latin in New York City.
Find latin producers, vocalists, engineers, photographers and venues in New York City. Hear the work on the card, match, and the chat's already open.
Latin in New York City right now.
When Bad Bunny put a replica of Toñita's, the half-century-old Puerto Rican social club in Southside Williamsburg, onstage at his Super Bowl halftime show, he confirmed what the boroughs already knew: New York is Latin music's connective tissue. Dembow and bachata run Washington Heights, La Mega 97.9 soundtracks half the city, and Terraza 7 in Elmhurst books pan-Latin jazz nearly every night.
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The city that never sleeps doesn't wait either. Brooklyn DIY shows, Manhattan studios, Queens collectives — the people who make records here are famously spread across five boroughs. KollabMe brings it all into one app: the producer in Williamsburg, the venue in Bushwick, the photographer in Greenpoint. Discover, message, collab — without the cold-DM dance.
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Latin is the fastest-growing genre on the planet. Reggaeton, Latin trap, regional Mexican, bachata, salsa — all hitting the top of global charts. KollabMe surfaces the producers, vocalists, and songwriters making the genre move, from Miami to LA to NYC to Atlanta — with cross-genre crossovers built in.
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