Calle 13 were the big winners at this year's Latin Grammy awards, taking home Grammys for every award they were nominated for, including "Album of the Year" and "Record of the Year."

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez says he will sing with Calle 13 during a free performance scheduled in the South American country. Residente of Calle 13 says: "It's not true. I don't perform for any president."

Days after Puerto Rico canceled a Calle 13 concert in response to Residente's criticism of its government, a Colombian town has followed suit. Residente's plan to piss of Latin American governments and get himself publicity by wearing provocative t-shirts at the recent MTVLA Premios is, apparently, working.

Calle 13 lead this year's Latin Grammy nominees with five, including "Album of the Year." Other nominees include Daddy Yankee, Wisin y Yandel and Alexander Acha. For the full list of nominees, click here.

Shakira surprised Calle 13 fans during a concert in Puerto Rico this past weekend when the Colombian pop star joined Residente and Visitante to perform "No Hay Nadie Como Tú."

Residente of Calle 13 tells Clarín: "The are very few good things the U.S. has given Puerto Rico, but there are lots of negatives. I've always been frank about my feelings about this, but because of it, people in my country call me 'communist' as if it's an insult. As if they were calling me 'cabrón" or 'hijo de mil p***s.'"

Calle 13 revisit the '80s in a new video, "Electro Movimiento."

The U.S. House of Representative has defeated the bill that would delay the national digital TV transition to June 12. The DTV transition will continue as scheduled on February 17 unless a new vote takes place in the coming weeks.

Shakira has tapped Calle 13 for a guest slot on her forthcoming album.