Aislinn Derbez transforms into Aarón Abasolo for Beliween

The actress steals the show at Belinda's party with a great transformation full of humor that left everyone speechless.

From Disney princess to uncomfortable question: the glow-up you didn’t know you needed

It turns out that this Halloween, Aislinn Derbez decided that glamor was overrated and chose the path of the art of shitposting in real life. His mission: to become the most memeable character of his father, the iconic Aarón Abasolo of Eugenio Derbez. And let me tell you, the result was so exact that it even made us question our own reality. Was it Aislinn or was it a high-end deepfake? The world may never know.

The setting for this humorous masterpiece was none other than Beliween, Belinda’s annual event that is basically the Met Gala for celebrities who prefer elaborate costumes over boring dresses. While others invested in wigs and prosthetics, our protagonist got to the point with a look that we all have in the back of our closet: a denim top, shorts that defy the laws of gravity (and good taste) tied with what looks like a gift ribbon, and a hat that screams “I just robbed a bank, ask me ca…”. Simplicity is the key to genius, friends.

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The reactions: a thread of pure gold

As expected, the Internet did what it does best: lose its mind in the comments. Camila Sodi crowned her “Maximum genius”, a title that, let’s be honest, fits her perfectly. Host Capi Pérez called it a “detailazo,” which is the fancy way of saying “this is the funniest thing I’ve seen all week.” But the real gem was in the digital plebs, with phrases to frame like: “you look more like Eugenio Derbez than Eugenio Derbez himself”, a compliment that surely left his father with mixed feelings between pride and existential panic. Another user stated: “Find the difference, there isn’t one, it doesn’t exist,” because why look for three feet for the cat if the cat has already become a legend?

The million-dollar question floated in the digital air: “How did Eugenio rejuvenate himself?” The most accepted theory is that Aislinn did not disguise herself, but simply activated her genes to the maximum and traveled back in time to meet the youthful version of her father. Someone else quite rightly stated, “That’s cheating, it’s not a disguise.” Exactly, it’s god level of cosplay, there’s nothing to give it.

The cast of the night: terror, glamor and pure chaos

Of course, Aislinn wasn’t the only celebrity to be raffled off. Karol Sevilla reminded us that porcelain dolls can be our nightmare, personifying Megan, the horror doll. Daniela Spalla gave us a lesson in gothic elegance by becoming Morticia Addams, because Tuesday is the new Friday. The event, an explosive mix of mysticism, terror and glamour, also had the presence of Erik Rubín, Mía and Bárbara de Regil, but let’s be real, the costume we were all waiting to see in the stories was that of Aarón Abasolo 2.0.

In a world where Halloween costumes are often a competition of who spends the most on a wig, Aislinn Derbez gave us a masterclass in how to steal the show with pure attitude and a cultural reference that we all instantly understood. It wasn’t just a costume; It was a declaration of principles, a family tribute and the meme made person. And we, here, living to tell the tale.

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Latin stars headline Billboard Week 2026

Greeicy, Jay Wheeler and more will be speakers in Miami.

Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 already has its first round of confirmed speakers. These include Greeicy, Jay Wheeler, Jessi Uribe, Kany García and Rawayana.

Lola Índigo, Paola Jara, Rainao, Ryan Castro, Trueno and Zhamira will also participate. All will offer exclusive sessions during the event.

“We are honored to welcome this year’s talent as we continue to inspire conversations that drive the industry forward,” said Billboard CEO Mike Van.

Who are the speakers?

For more than three decades, Billboard Latin Music Week has fueled key conversations and industry highlights.

The 2026 edition will be held from October 19 to 22 at the Faena Forum Miami Beach. The agenda includes performances, panels and workshops that bring together artists, creators and executives with the public.

Tickets are now available at Billboardlatinmusicweek.com.

Among the executive panelists, Nat Pastor, Victor Gonzalez and Tommy Mottola stand out. More participants will be announced soon.

The event will coincide with the Billboard Latin Music Awards, which will be presented on October 22 in Miami. The ceremony will be broadcast live on Telemundo and Peacock.

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World Cup spectacle boosts artists’ streaming

The World Cup halftime show skyrocketed the views of Madonna, Bieber and BTS.

The halftime performance of the World Cup final, with Madonna, Justin Bieber, BTS and Shakira, not only captivated the global audience. It also generated an immediate rebound in the reproductions of his songs on digital platforms.

Luminate, a firm specializing in music industry data, analyzed listening behavior two days before the event and compared it to the day of the final and the day after. The results show significant increases in each interpreted theme.

  • Justin BieberEverything Hallelujah rose 110% globally: from 592 thousand views to 1.25 million.
  • MadonnaMusic grew 66%, going from 193 thousand to 321 thousand.
  • BTSDynamite increased 43%, from 2.14 million to 3.05 million.
  • Shakira and Burna BoyDai Dai, official anthem of the 2026 World Cup, rose 24% globally (from 14.78 to 18.27 million) and 52% in the US (from 1.68 to 2.55 million).

Luminate’s study also revealed that the increase was limited to songs performed in the field, not artists’ entire catalogs. A phenomenon similar to that which occurs with the Super Bowl halftime show.

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Shark Week 2025: K-Pop and diving stars dive with sharks

Rei Ami and Molly Carlson face their fears at sea for Shark Week.

The singer Rei Ami, known for her participation in the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack, lived a unique experience off the coast of Korea. He dived with 16 reef sharks during a feeding frenzy.

Far from being terrified, he cried in amazement. “I thought I would be more scared, but I was fascinated. It was witnessing nature,” she said. “You can’t describe the emotions you feel.”

Two ways to face fear

Rei Ami did two cage dives and two freediving dives with hammerhead, reef and bull sharks. His partner on the K-Pop Shark Heroes show, comedian Ken Jeong, preferred to stay grounded. “I’m like Christopher Nolan in Shark Odyssey: I just supervise,” he joked.

The new season of Shark Week starts on Sunday on Discovery Channel, with 20 one-hour episodes. Among them, the participation of diver Molly Carlson stands out, who jumped 15 meters from a helicopter into a plexiglass cage surrounded by reef sharks.

Carlson, who suffers from anxiety, accepted the challenge to inspire others. “If I can help that 16-year-old girl who just wants to hide, I’ll find a way,” he said. “It’s okay to be afraid and do it anyway. That was the purpose of this project.”

The program concludes on August 1 with an analysis of the movement of white sharks northward and the technique used by thresher sharks to stun their prey.

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