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The Power Players: Managers Edition | Billboard Latin Music Week 2026

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Katie Cao

“The Power Players: Managers Edition” panel featured Jorge “Pepo” Ferradas, president and CEO, FPM Entertainment; Rebeca León, CEO, Lionfish Entertainment; and Walter Kolm, founder and CEO, WK Entertainment discussing what it takes to manage artists and how to help them become successful.

The 2026 Billboard Latin Music Week takes place from Oct. 19 to 22 at the Faena Forum Miami Beach, Fla., serving as a dynamic platform celebrating the heartbeat of Latin music and culture, with a packed week of programming that includes artist conversations, panels, live performances, hands-on workshops, brand activations, networking opportunities and more. Latin Music Week also coincides with the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards, set for Thursday, Oct. 22, airing live on Telemundo and Peacock.

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