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Latin Beats TO: Networking, Latin Music Insights.

Updated: Sep 17

Latin Beats TO
Latin Beats TO

Collaboration "WEHPA"

Written by James Mac Donald

Videography/Photography OMG Mary D. and James Mac Donald


Toronto recently hosted a remarkable gathering that celebrated the energetic Latin music scene. The "Toronto Beats To" event at Aqua Supper Club was a dynamic fusion of talent, creativity, and valuable networking. Organized by "Toronto Beats TO", "CHHA 1660 AM", CHIN, and featuring the charismatic William Dinero as the host and key organizer to bring the Latin Community together. This Networking event served as a platform for Recording Artists, Actors and Actresses, Producers, and sound engineers to connect, share their journeys, and collaborate on projects.

"Latin Beats TO" group DEE JAY TRAMBO, DJ DANNY CASTRO, Teria Morada, BenAnthony LavVoz,
"Latin Beats TO" group DEE JAY TRAMBO, DJ DANNY CASTRO, Teria Morada, BenAnthony LavVoz,

The atmosphere buzzed with excitement as attendees engaged in conversations, exchanged ideas, and explored the changing landscape of Latin music. With the involvement of WEHPA and various media outlets, the event presented an excellent chance for podcasters and journalists to interview influential figures in the industry, including celebrated Latin music artists and producers.


DEE JAY TRAMBO
DEE JAY TRAMBO

One notable highlight of the day was the presence of prominent personalities, including Dennis Nieves, Papi AQ (Gorillas Music), DJ Danny Castro, BenAnthony LaVoz, Penelope, Melly D, and Dee Jay Trambo. Their diverse perspectives fueled rich discussions about the Latin music scene, shedding light on its vibrant evolution.

BenAnthony LaVoz on stage
BenAnthony LaVoz on stage

As the evening unfolded, participants shared their thoughts on the current state of Latin music, particularly in the Dominican Republic and throughout Latin America. For instance, industry experts mentioned that the Latin music market has seen a 20% increase in revenue over the last five years. Artists discussed how collaborations and social media have broadened their reach, enabling them to connect with fans globally. The growing influence of the Latin community in Toronto, currently estimated at 29% of the city's population, was also a focal point in discussions.


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A significant highlight was the announcement of Latin community representation at the JUNOS this year. This historic moment is a testament to the increasing acknowledgment and celebration of Latin music within the Canadian music industry. Many attendees expressed pride and excitement regarding this news, indicating a strong momentum that suggests Latin music will take center stage at the awards.


The collaboration between WEHPA and "Toronto-Artists" played a vital role in documenting the narratives of artists and industry professionals. Interviews conducted during the event revealed challenges like limited funding and market exposure that many Latin musicians face. Yet, they also highlighted their triumphs, showcasing resilience and creativity, essential traits in this thriving community.


James Mac Donald with CHHA 1660 AM
James Mac Donald with CHHA 1660 AM

As the event progressed, it was clear that Toronto's Latin community isn't just growing; it is flourishing. The artists and producers present at Aqua Supper Club are not only setting trends but are also paving the way for the next generation of talent. Their dedication and passion for their craft are inspiring, showing a strong commitment to elevating the Latin music scene in Canada.


Summing up the "Toronto Beats To" event, it was a brilliant success, uniting a diverse group of individuals who share a deep appreciation for Latin music. The wealth of networking opportunities, engaging discussions, and the vital JUNOS announcement coalesced into an unforgettable evening. With the Latin community in Toronto continuing to flourish, their influence in the music industry is set to expand, promising a bright future ahead.


The energy and enthusiasm displayed at Aqua Supper Club highlight music's remarkable ability to unite people from diverse backgrounds. As we look forward to the JUNO Awards and beyond, we can be excited about the future of Latin music in Canada and the incredible talents that will continue to emerge from this vibrant community.


Hosts and Media

Toronto Beats To:


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CHHA 1610 am:


The guest interviewed on the show Aysan:


Ben Anthony LaVoz: https://benanthonylavoz.com/

Instagram


DEE JAY Trambo:


DJ Danny Castro:

Instagram


Instagram


DOTZ:

Drea Jimenez:

Instagram


Jordon Francis: Instagram

Medylandia:

Nanu: (Its The Crazy Latina) Instagram

Papi AQ:

Instagram

Teria Morada: Instagram







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