Aventura — the novelty musical act, not the city in Miami-Dade — has turned traditional Dominican folk music, AKA bachata, into a worldwide sensation by doing what Carlos Vives did in Colombia.

The self-proclaimed "King of Bachata" spoke after a record-breaking concert. On a warm Saturday night in September, 60,000 fans packed into the sold-out MetLife Stadium in New Jersey to see Romeo ...

Bachata music has blown up internationally. Bachata music comes from the Dominican Republic in the 1960's but thanks to newer acts like Romeo Santos and Aventura, has blown up internationally. We ...

Bachata purists howl he demeaned the music and ain’t a real tiguere (tough guy); Latino men ridicule his entire career, from his propensity to throw in Chipmunks-sounding voices on Aventura tracks for ...

SAN ANTONIO — Award-winning bachata group Aventure are touring the U.S for the first time in over a decade, and San Antonio is one of the seven cities on their "Inmortal Tour." Aventura will play the ...

No doubt about it: America is in the midst of a second Latin music boom. When artists such as Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez, and Shakira achieved mainstream success in the United States during the late ...

Aventura, the Dominican-American group also known as the “Kings of Bachata,” have released new dates for their Inmortal Stadium Tour, including a Saturday, Oct. 9 show at MetLife Stadium in East ...

Aventura broke the Latinternet in April when they dropped “Inmortal” — their first new single since 2009 — on frontman Romeo Santos‘ fourth studio album, Utopia. They did it again in September, when ...

The bachata pioneers are turning up the heat. By Leila Cobo Chief Content Officer Latin/Español, Billboard On a cold New York night in February, some serious Caribbean drama unfolded onstage at ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Music Review By Jon Caramanica The dancing began early Saturday afternoon at Central Park SummerStage. From almost the first drop of music, couples in ...