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From career milestones and new music releases to major announcements and more, Billboard editors highlight the latest news buzz in Latin music every week.

Here's what happened in the Latin music world this week:.

Los Tigres del Norte want you to vote.

This week, Los Tigres del Norte helped kick off the new Voto Latino campaign, encouraging Latinos who are eligible to vote in the U.S.

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The Miami-based singer, who rose to fame with her infectious “Perreito,” dropped the official music video for “Tu Castigo,” in collaboration with Lyanno.

Hispanic Heritage Awards 2020

Earlier this week, the Hispanic Heritage Foundation (HHF) unveiled exciting news for the upcoming 33rd Hispanic Heritage Awards

“More than ever, it’s important to shine the spotlight on the tremendous value Latinos provide this great country we all share, especially during this pandemic which has tragically impacted the Latino community and other communities of color at a higher rate,” said Jose Antonio Tijerino, President, and CEO of the Hispanic Heritage Foundation in an official statement

We are thrilled to announce that the 33rd Hispanic Heritage Awards, presented by @Target for the eighth year, will broadcast on October 6th on @PBS stations and stream on PBS.org

• In keeping with current COVID-19 mitigation guidance and with the safety of participants in mind, the Hispanic Heritage Awards and PBS broadcast will not include a live ceremony but will feature more intimately filmed performances and Honoree segments filmed on location across the United States and Latin America

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The New York-based artist with proud Ecuadorian roots presented her latest production dubbed “Phoenix.” On her Instagram account, where she amassed over three million followers, she elaborated that “the intent was to finally close the chapters on exes who have haunted me with so much pain, to look at the lessons, and move forward so I could heal and in the process help others heal too.” Jessenia plans to work on music in English and Spanish, paying tribute to her Hispanic heritage