Juanes

Colombian rock star Juanes and other leading Latin musicians have said that they are determined to press ahead with a 'Peace without Borders' to be held on Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba, on Sunday 20 September, and refuse to let their critics intimidate them. Juanes, a top Latin music star who lives in Miami, has said he will perform his 'Peace Without Borders' concert with the aim of helping improve U.S.-Cuba relations. But the concert has been criticised in Miami, the centre of the Cuban exile community, where many say it will only help the communist-led Cuban government. The concert is being held the day before the United Nations' International Day of Peace and Juanes has said that he intends for it to unite people through Music. His last 'Peace without Borders' concert was staged last year on the border between Colombia and Venezuela, which have come close to war with Venezuela objecting to U.S. military bases in Colombia, and Colombia accusing Venezuela of supporting FARC rebels. U.S. President Barack Obama has taken steps toward improving U.S.-Cuba relations, but has said the longstanding U.S. trade embargo against the island will continue until Cuba improves it human rights and releases political prisoners.

The Inter-American Development Bank launched its Yo Amo America Campaign, and advocacy initiative featuring artists Shakira, Ricky Martin, Juanes and Alejandro Sanz among others as agents of change in strategic areas of Development.

Colombian superstar Juanes sings Muevete with Sesame Streets Elmo and Rosita teaching kids to get up and move with the music using their manos, cabeza, pies thats hands, head and feet!

Wanda Sykes talks about President Obama, NFL walkout and Juanes.