Marc Anthony Unites Stars for Maestro Cares’ Golf Fundraiser, Highlighting Uplifting Moments in Latin Music
A star-studded gathering took place on May 1, 2026, as the Maestro Cares Foundation hosted its 5th Annual Golf Tournament at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort in Aventura, Florida. Co-founders Marc Anthony and concert promoter Henry Cárdenas led the event, which aims to support disadvantaged children and communities in Latin America and the United States.
A Star-Studded Event
The tournament attracted numerous celebrities, sports legends, and philanthropists. Notable attendees included Luis Fonsi, Lenny Tavárez, producer Jean Rodriguez, comedian Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, NBA Hall of Famer Alonzo Mourning, Miami Dolphins icon Nat Moore, and former NFL player Robert Bailey. Professional golfers Camilo Villegas and Marcelo Rozo, along with former boxing champion Jorge Linares and Fontainebleau Development CEO Jeffrey Soffer, also participated.
Marc Anthony expressed his gratitude for the growth of the tournament over the years, stating, “Seeing how this tournament has grown over these five years is incredible. Together with Henry and each of you, we have achieved something that goes beyond a trophy; we are creating a legacy of hope. Thank you all for joining us once again to be the engine of change that so many children need.”
Los Tigres del Norte Support St. Jude
On April 30, 2026, Los Tigres del Norte made a heartfelt visit to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in celebration of Mexico’s El Día Del Niño (Children’s Day). The band engaged with patients and families through music and traditional games, such as la lotería (Mexican bingo). They encouraged fans to participate in the Angeles de Esperanza (Partner in Hope) program, which provides monthly support to families, allowing them to focus on their children’s health without financial stress.
The band remarked, “Our visit to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital deeply touched our hearts. To see children and families from around the world supported with compassion and dignity is a powerful reminder that no child should face cancer or other serious illnesses alone. We left inspired and for Día del Niño, we invite our community to join us as Angeles de Esperanza, giving hope, month after month, to children who deserve every chance at their best life.”
SummerStage Celebrates 40 Years
The Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage announced its 2026 lineup on April 28, marking the festival’s 40th anniversary with performances across New York City parks. The Latin Alternative Music Conference (LAMC) will feature artists such as Julieta Venegas, Lasso, Trueno, Milo J, and J Noa. Events will run from June through September in Central Park and other neighborhood parks across the five boroughs.
SummerStage founder Joe Killian reflected on the festival’s impact, stating, “Forty years ago, I had a simple idea: that world-class music and performing arts belonged to everyone, not just those who could afford a ticket. Four decades later, I’m genuinely moved by what SummerStage has meant to our city and what we helped build together with our fans. SummerStage has been the cultural backbone of NYC since 1986, bringing artists from across the globe to share their sounds and stories with our neighbors in their local parks.”
BRESH Expands U.S. Presence
The internationally renowned Argentine party BRESH is set to expand its presence in the United States this summer, coinciding with the World Cup. Known for its blend of reggaeton, pop, and Latin hits, BRESH aims to celebrate culture, music, and community as part of a global movement.
BRESH CEO Tomas Allande emphasized the event’s significance, stating, “We’ve always believed that BRESH is more than just a party. It’s a space where people connect emotionally, share joy and celebrate culture together. The U.S. has become a key part of our vision, and this summer’s international soccer tournament offers the perfect opportunity to bring our community closer together through shared experiences.”
The event schedule includes:
- June 13 – New York City — HK Hall @ 11 PM ET
- June 15 – Kansas City — Kansas City Live! @ 8 PM CT
- June 20 – Jacksonville — More details soon
- June 20 – Atlanta — Believe Music Hall @ 10 PM ET
- June 21 – Miami — More details soon
- June 22 – Arlington — More details soon
- June 26 – Orlando — More details soon
- June 26 – Houston — More details soon
- June 27 – Dallas — SILO Dallas @ 9 PM CT
- July 10 – Los Angeles — More details soon
- July 18 – New York City — The Rooftop at Pier 17 @ 4 PM ET
Julieta Venegas Discusses Identity and Roots
On April 30, 2026, Julieta Venegas participated in an intimate event hosted by Del Maguey & Parcha at New York’s National Sawdust. The evening focused on her upcoming album and memoir, both titled Norteña, set to release later this month. Venegas shared insights into her upbringing along the Tijuana-California border, her family, and her musical journey.
She noted, “It started to become an obsession to read books about Baja California, about Tijuana. To begin inhabiting this universe with the landscape of Baja California that inspired me so much for the album — my home, my family, the relationship they instilled in me with music. The book is about that too. It’s a memory that I invented; that is the norteña music I remember. I included all the elements and undertones that I felt are norteños to me. It was a way of celebrating it, putting it into words and songs.”
Venegas also performed her latest single “La Línea” and popular hits such as “Lento” and “Limón y Sal,” showcasing her versatility on piano, accordion, and acoustic guitar.
As reported by www.billboard.com.
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Published on 2026-05-02 18:00:00 • By FAME Delivered News Desk