If Coachella is in the throes of globalizing, no artist better represents the future of the fest than J Balvin.
The Colombian pop-reggaeton crossover just played the most high-profile set of any Spanish-language act in Coachella‘s history.
On Saturday, Balvin made his case that old limits around...
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