 Juanes
Today, Juanes is probably the most universal of Latin America's stars, having sold 10 million records worldwide from Japan to Germany with his fusion of Latin folk music and rock, sung in Spanish.
At 35, he's determined to put that clout to good use, whether to push for peace on Latin America's borders or, while on his U.S. tour, to prod immigrants to get politically involved in this year of elections and immigration crackdowns. |
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 Eddy Arnold
His death was announced by his biographer, Don Cusi.
Rising from a poverty-stricken childhood in Henderson, Tennessee, Arnold connected with the Pee Wee King Band as a singer and went on to a career in which he was named to the Country Music Hall of Fame and received the County Music Association's first entertainer of the year award. |
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 Johnny Osbourne
Originally released in 1979, the Truths and Rights LP helped usher in the 1980’s dancehall sound.
It also solidified Johnny Osbourne’s popularity he would go on to become one of the most prolific artists of the dancehall reggae genre. |
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 Niyaz
Nine Heavens is Niyaz’s sophomore album and features nine original folk tunes and mystical Sufi poems from Iran, the Indian sub-continent and Turkey. |
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 Matisyahu
The line-up of performers at the event has been announced, and it is nothing short of stellar. |
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 Ry Cooder
The album and novella will be released together on June 24, 2008 by Nonesuch/Perro Verde Records. |
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 Dengue Fever
The band has announced an extensive international and North American summer tour that will include some of the largest festivals in the world. This event will mark the band's debut in many European countries, including the UK, Norway, The Netherlands, and Sweden. |
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 Habib Koite |
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 Nathaniel Mayer
Mayer, 64, who was stricken on April 13, could make "a considerable recovery," according to a post on Mayer's MySpace page. |
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 Stephen Marley |
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