If you're running out of ideas for your quince surprise dance, Nelly Furtado can be your muse. The Portuguese-Canadian songstress who in 2009 released her first full-length Spanish album titled “Mi Plan”, presents the music video for the albums most recent single “Bajo Otra Luz”. In collaboration with Spanish hip-hop singer La Mala Rodriguez, Nelly's “Bajo Otra Luz” music video can be the solution to your Quince dilemma.

Over 2.7 million net surfers watched Nelly Furtado and La Mala Rodriguez sing along to the catchy lyrics of  “Bajo Otra Luz” dressed in various costumes including a sassy devil, Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, a clown, queen, fairy, warrior, Robin Hood, cowgirl, Spanish matador, lion tamer, bunny and other fun get-ups. And with that many video views one one week alone, you know the song will be smoking hot for your Quince surprise song as well!

To pull off this Quince idea, have all of the members of your court dress as one of the characters in the music video. Then, watch the music video and copy the playful moves that landed this music video the #1 most-viewed YouTube video of the week!

What do you think about using this video theme for your Quince fiesta? Let us know!

Watch the video here!

Camila te canta en acústico

El grupo pop mexicano Camila acaba de grabar el primer Unplugged de MTV Tr3s, el primero de una serie de conciertos acústicos que serán emitidos en los canales de MTV Networks (MTV, VH1, CMT & Tr3s).

For all of you Daddy Yankee-lovin’ quinceañeras, you’d be glad to know that today is the day when you can see the man himself debut on the small screen. The Puerto Rican reggaetonero that helped place reggaeton music on the top of US charts and whose hot track “Grito Mundial” was chosen as the official ESPN Latino 2010 FIFA World Cup ad campaign song, can be watched from June 1st to June7th on the CBS award winning drama “The Bold and the Beautiful”. Playing himself, Daddy Yankee will perform “Grito Mundial” as well as premiere the single “Que Es La Que Hay” during his 7-episode run on the daytime drama.

Perhaps one of the few televised award programs where fans have control over the nominees and the award recipients is television network Univision’s “Premios Juventud Awards”. Now in its six year run, the annual awards ceremony continues its fan-voted awards show awarding Spanish-speaking celebrities in numerous categories including music, sports, fashion, film and pop culture. Speaking the language of its young, female-led audience, the Premios Juventud categories take on a youthful spin with “What a Hottie!”, “Must-Have Album” and “My Favorite Concert” award categories. Other categories unique to the awards show are “Best Dancer”, “Catchiest Tune”, “Paparazzi’s Favorite Target”, “My Ringtones”, “Best Female Athlete” and “Best Male Athlete”, to name a few.