"Despacito," by Puerto Rican artists Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, dominated the summer of 2017. We've heard it in bodegas, at the beach, in the park, at professional baseball games, on TV talk shows, ...

"I have practiced so hard because I love singing in Spanish and different languages," Kelly Clarkson told Luis Fonsi of his hit track, "Despacito," on The Voice Nicholas Rice is a Senior Editor for ...

The Latin superstar sang his record-breaking, smash hit this morning on "GMA." — -- Latin superstar Luis Fonsi told "Good Morning America" today that the lyrics to his smash hit, "Despacito," ...

Olympic figure skaters Shiyue Wang and Xinyu Liu of China and Yura Min and Alexander Gamelin of South Korea danced to Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's Grammy-nominated hit "Despacito" in back-to-back ...

While it may be one of the two most successful songs on the Hot 100 of all time with a history-making 16-week run to its credit, “Despacito” will now have to settle for second place when it comes to ...

It might not be the next "Despacito," but Daddy Yankee has another Hot 100 hit on his hands. After striking it big last year with the Latin pop crossover smash with Luis Fonsi and Justin Bieber, the ...

Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee can be proud knowing the music video for “Despacito” has reached over 8 billion views on Youtube. Released in 2017, the song will go down in history as one of the most ...

I didn’t expect that, amidst chants of “build the wall,” the song of the summer would be predominantly Spanish — only the third Spanish-language song to reach number one on the Hot 100. At the time of ...

"Despacito" is a lot of things: it's the song you can't get stuck out of your head, the one playing from every car or set of headphones, and thanks to it's new global streaming record of 4.6 billion ...

The summer hit is currently No.1 in the UK Single Charts - but do you know what the words mean? JUSTIN Bieber’s catchy summer hit has climbed its way to the UK No.1 spot. Even though the song has been ...

Look what Taylor Swift has done. Her new single pushed the ubiquitous hit "Despacito" off the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart after 16 weeks and just shy of breaking Mariah Carey's record.

Luis Fonsi, the singer behind the wildly popular song “Despacito,” often applauds others who cover his big hit. But not this time. On Monday, Fonsi condemned Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro for ...