Quevedo and Kidd Voodoo discuss urban music's global reach
At Billboard Latin Music Week, the artists spoke about identity and how their scenes are expanding worldwide. The panel was held on Monday.
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What happened
Quevedo and Kidd Voodoo took part in a conversation called The New Urban Movement on Monday during Billboard Latin Music Week 2026. The artists, who come from the Canary Islands and Chile, discussed identity and the global expansion of their scenes. They said where they come from is part of what makes them unique.
Why it matters
The discussion highlighted how urban music from different regions is spreading internationally.
Coverage
- Quevedo & Kidd Voodoo on New Urban Movement at 2026 Latin Music Week (billboard.com)
- Quevedo & Kidd Voodoo Talk New Urban Movement: ‘One of the Things That Makes Us Unique Is Where We Come From’ (Yahoo News)
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