Ayllon will spice up Spaulding, then party with fans
If you’re anything like me, your primary exposure to Latin music has come through the likes of pop stars such as Enrique Iglesias and Shakira. Then of course there are those irresistible dance songs sung in Spanish — I doubt I will ever forget the Macarena or the Ketchup Song. This Saturday, however, The Hopkins Center is bringing a different kind of Latin artist to the College. More »
