en español Juanes will receive the BMI President’s Award at the 17th annual BMI Latin Awards, slated for March 4, 2010 at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Hosted by BMI President & CEO Del Bryant and BMI Assistant Vice President, Latin Music Delia Orjuela, the private, invitation-only ceremony… Read more...
En Español BMI held its 16th annual Latin Music Awards Thursday, March 12 at The Breakers Ponce De Leon Ballroom in Palm Beach, Florida. Gloria Estefan was named a BMI Icon; singer/songwriter Espinoza Paz earned his second consecutive Latin Songwriter of the Year; “A Ti Si Puedo Decirte”… Read more...
Gloria Estefan will be honored as a BMI Icon Thursday, March 12 at the 16th annual Latin Awards. Staged at The Breakers Ponce De Leon Ballroom in Palm Beach, Florida, and hosted by BMI President & CEO Del Bryant and BMI Assistant Vice President, Latin Music, Delia Orjuela, the black-tie,… Read more...
BMI presented the “How I Wrote That Song” panel during the Tejano Music Convention, held August 15-17 at the Hyatt Regency in Dallas, Texas. The panel highlighted a trio of Latin music’s most elite songwriters, including Ramón González Mora (“Te Vi Con El” “Pedazos de Cristal”), Robert Pulido (“Mi Pequenito”… Read more...
BMI hosed a Latin music “How I Wrote That Song” panel at the Billboard Latin Music Conference on Tuesday, April 8. The panel featured leading songwriters in Latin music, including Pablo Castro (Tigres del Norte), Bruno Danzza (Jenni Rivera), Espinoza Paz (el Potro de Sinaloa), Ramón González Mora (Conjunto Primavera),… Read more...
Monitor Latino and Radio Notas sponsored Latino Radio & Entertainment Convention last summer at the Marriot Hotel in Los Angeles, where BMI’s Delia Orjuela participated in a panel entitled “Performing Rights Societies.” In addition, BMI also hosted a Welcome Happy Hour lounge at the event. Read more...
BMI’s Delia Orjuela and Joey Mercado participated in the “Copyright Workshop: Public Performance Societies” panel at the Latin Radio & Entertainment Convention, held recently in Los Angeles. Read more...
Ramón González Mora was born in Palos Altos, Jalisco, Mexico in 1959 but his family moved to Wisconsin in 1980, and it turned out to be a blessing. He got his first break there, which is pretty lucky considering it is as far as you can get from the music… Read more...
