Los Ángeles Azules and Kenia Os release "Una Nada Más."

Billboard has released its weekly picks for the best new Latin music. This compilation highlights fresh songs and albums that editors recommend. Jay Wheeler's new album, titled "Girasoles," features 15 tracks. It marks a personal and professional milestone for the Puerto Rican artist. The album explores themes of growth and love. His focus single, "Abrázame Fuerte," reflects his emotions as a first-time dad. Wheeler steps away from romantic reggaetón to explore genres like synth-pop and rock. Danny Ocean and Sech collaborate on a lively track called "Priti." This song combines Caribbean merengue with Afrobeats. It's a fun celebration of spring and unexpected love. The upbeat rhythms and heartfelt lyrics create an uplifting vibe. Guaynaa's latest album, "Cumbia y Amor," pays tribute to the cumbia genre. The Puerto Rican artist dives into cumbia's history and influences. He honors legends like Selena and incorporates various styles across Latin America. The album includes collaborations that highlight different aspects of cumbia's evolution. Los Ángeles Azules join forces with Kenia Os for "Una Nada Más." This sensual cumbia song explores themes of forbidden love. The collaboration aims to captivate fans and get them dancing. It features powerful instrumentation, including accordions and trumpets. Banda Los Sebastianes and Luis Fonsi team up for "Sabes Qué Hora Es." This romantic song combines regional Mexican sound with pop influences. It showcases the distinct styles of both artists and is expected to delight listeners. Los Amigos Invisibles release "Wiki Wiki," a catchy tune that blends Afrobeats and Caribbean rhythms. The song encourages dancing and creates a lively party atmosphere. It captures the essence of good times and upbeat celebrations. These fresh releases highlight the diversity and creativity in Latin music today.