Christina Aguilera graces the new cover of ‘Paper’ magazine with "minimal makeup.” The singer credits her transformation from "assless chaps" to "old Hollywood-inspired retro glam" to being a performer by nature and progress in diversity in Hollywood, telling haters where to shove it.

• Singer, Songwriter, Television Personality
  (1980–)

In an interview with 'Harper's Bazaar,' Jennifer Lopez dished on her relationship with former baseball slugger Alex Rodriguez and how the "Bronx" in her surfaced during a #MeToo moment.

• Reality Television Star, Dancer, Singer, Actress
  (1969–)

Shakira has cancelled concert dates in Germany, France and Belgium while she recovers from strained vocal cords. “For the last few days I’ve been very focused on recovery,” the singer, 40, wrote in an apology to fans.

• Singer
  (1977–)

Native New Yorker Lin-Manuel Miranda is an award-winning actor, performer and writer known for his groundbreaking Broadway musicals 'In the Heights' and 'Hamilton.'

• Playwright, Theater Actor, Songwriter
  (1980–)

Singer Ricky Martin has married artist Jwan Yosef. The couple privately exchanged vows, with a proper wedding reception in the works. "My kids ask me about having two daddies and I tell them we are a part of a modern family," Martin recently told ‘Out’ magazine.

• Singer
  (1971–)

Cuban-American superstar Gloria Estefan fronted the band Miami Sound Machine. Songs like "Conga" and "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" topped the charts in the 1980s and 1990s and became pop classics.

• Singer
  (1957–)

Today's Google Doodle celebrates Selena Quintanilla, known as the "Queen of Tejano Music," who released her debut album on October 17, 1989. The beloved Latin recording artist was killed by the president of her fan club in 1995 at the age of 23.

• Singer
  (1971–1995)

Mexican-American award-winning guitarist Carlos Santana is leader of Santana, a band whose music uniquely blends Latin-infused rock, jazz, blues, salsa and African rhythms.

• Guitarist, Songwriter
  (1947–)

Desi Arnaz was a Cuban-born actor and musician who is remembered for his marriage to Lucille Ball and their TV show, I Love Lucy.

• Film Actor, Television Actor
  (1917–1986)

American singer Linda Ronstadt is an award-winning superstar of both pop and country music. She has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide.

• Singer
  (1946–)

Plácido Domingo is a Spanish tenor and conductor best known for his powerful and versatile voice.

• Singer
  (1941–)

Marc Anthony is a singer, songwriter, and actor of Puerto Rican descent who has made his mark through his Latin and salsa-inspired music.

• Singer
  (1968–)

Singer/songwriter and musician Jerry Garcia was the frontman for famed psychedelic band the Grateful Dead.

• Guitarist, Songwriter
  (1942–1995)

Spanish tenor José Carreras gained international acclaim as an opera singer, and became even more popular with his performances as one of the Three Tenors.

• Singer
  (1946–)

Cuban musician Barbarito Torres played the laúd with many of Cuban's top folk groups before joining Buena Vista Social Club for their hit 1997 album.

• (1956–)

Cuban singer Omara Portuondo has been compared to Billie Holliday and Edith Piaf. A legend in Cuba, she gained U.S. attention with her vocals on the album Buena Vista Social Club.

• Singer
  (1930–)

Cuban musician Eliades Ochoa hit it big in 1997 with his band Buena Vista Social Club.

• (1946–)

Rubén González was an acclaimed Afro-Cuban pianist and Buena Vista Social Club member who released his debut album as a lead player at the age of 78.

• Pianist
  (1919–2003)

Ibrahim Ferrer was a singer and Cuban musician who performed as part of the Grammy Award-winning Buena Vista Social Club.

• Singer
  (1927–2005)

Cuban musician, composer, and bandleader Juan De Marcos González formed Sierra Maestra, a musical group dedicated to traditional Cuban folk music.

• Songwriter
  (c. 1954–)

Rubén Blades is an acclaimed Panamanian singer, musician and actor known for albums like Buscando America and hits like "Pedro Navaja."

• Lawyer, Songwriter, Guitarist, Actor
  (1948–)

Tito Puente was a musical pioneer, mixing musical styles with Latin sounds and experimenting in fusing Latin music with jazz.

• Songwriter, Conductor
  (1923–2000)