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Karol G, Maluma and Other Latin Stars Team Up for Colombia Earthquake Relief, Billboard Reports
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Culture/The Apex Times/Aug 22, 11:45 AM EDT

Karol G, Maluma and Other Latin Stars Team Up for Colombia Earthquake Relief, Billboard Reports

The collaboration campaign, Apple Music’s “Rediscovered” milestone for Maná, and Elvis Crespo’s New York free show are among the week’s notable Latin music culture updates.

Latin music artists including Karol G and Maluma are among the performers slated to take part in a relief effort for Colombia following an earthquake, according to Billboard. The initiative is framed as a coordinated moment across artists and platforms aimed at directing attention and support toward affected communities in the country.

Billboard’s report places the Colombia relief effort in the context of a broader pattern of Latin music releases and appearances that organizers say are intended to combine visibility with real-world assistance. While the campaign’s specific mechanics are not detailed in the information provided here, the headline includes both the artist lineup and the stated purpose: earthquake relief in Colombia and additional “uplifting moments in Latin music.”

In other Latin music news, Billboard reports that Maná will become the first Latin act to perform for Apple Music’s “Rediscovered” series. The development links the veteran group to a platform effort built around highlighting influential catalogs, with Maná positioned as the milestone performer for the program’s Latin-language representation.

Billboard also reported that Elvis Crespo is returning to New York City for a free concert. The announcement ties the event to public-facing music programming, with Crespo headlining a performance intended to be accessible to audiences in the city.

Taken together, the reports underscore three separate culture threads moving in parallel: charity-focused artist collaboration, streaming-platform programming tied to a structured series concept, and live events designed to reach broader audiences through no-cost attendance.

No additional details about fundraising totals, venue names, dates beyond the report publication window, or the full list of “more” artists are included in the material provided here. Readers seeking exact dates, locations, and how to participate are directed to follow the updates associated with the Billboard report and the official channels of the involved artists and platforms.

Why It Matters

  • Earthquake relief efforts in high-visibility entertainment moments can help affected communities receive faster public attention and organized support.
  • Apple Music’s “Rediscovered” casting of Maná indicates continued expansion of mainstream streaming platforms’ Latin programming.
  • A free public concert in New York City can broaden access for families and local audiences who may not purchase tickets.
  • These developments show how Latin artists are coordinating both philanthropic attention and platform and live performance opportunities at the same time.

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Key Facts

  • Billboard reports that Karol G, Maluma and other artists are uniting for Colombia earthquake relief.
  • Billboard describes the effort as part of multiple “uplifting moments” in Latin music.
  • Billboard reports that Maná will become the first Latin act to perform for Apple Music’s “Rediscovered” series.
  • Billboard reports that Elvis Crespo will return to New York City for a free concert.
  • The updates were published by Billboard on August 22, 2026.