A 30-song, career-spanning setlist and world-class production transformed the sold-out Chicago stop into a powerful, multi-generational celebration of Intocable’s legacy and enduring connection with fans.
The GRAMMY-winning group rescheduled a Houston drive-in concert after five members tested positive for COVID-19.
The majority of the multiple GRAMMY-winning group are infected with the coronavirus.
The solo debut album from former Intocable member Johnny Lee Rosas, entitled Solo, debuted in the Top 20 of theContinue Reading
Johnny Lee Rosas debuted the official music video for his debut solo single “No Te Voy A Llorar” on FridayContinue Reading
Johnny Lee Rosas has been giving fans a preview of his upcoming solo album, including the lead single, “No Te VoyContinue Reading
Lucky Joe released the official video for his hit single “De Que Me Sirves Ya” featuring Johnny Lee Rosas ofContinue Reading
Freddie Records has announced the release date for the upcoming third album from Lucky Joe, El Triunfador.
Singer-songwriter Lucky Joe released his latest single, “De Qué Me Sirves Ya,” a collaboration with Johnny Lee Rosas of Masizzo.
Masizzo released the second single from their highly anticipated new comeback album M4.
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