Cristian Castro Signs Management Deal With Enso Music
The Latin pop star has joined Enso Music's management roster, as Billboard exclusively reported the agreement.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Latin
Cristian Castro signed a management deal with Enso Music, a deal announced Thursday, Nov. 5 by Billboard. Enso Music CEO Jorge Juárez leads the company that now represents the singer, who has sold more than 12 million albums.
Why it matters
The agreement places one of Latin pop's long-running recording artists under new management as he continues a touring and recording cycle. It signals continued commercial activity for a career that has spanned more than three decades.
Billboard's chart history places Castro's first Hot Latin Songs entry, 'No Podrás,' at No. 3 in 1992, and his debut album Agua Nueva reached No. 2 on Top Latin Pop Albums in January 1993. The financial terms of the new management arrangement were not disclosed.
The players
Cristian Castro
A Mexican singer whose career spans more than three decades and who has sold more than 12 million albums, including six No. 1s on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart.
Enso Music
A music management company whose CEO, Jorge Juárez, leads the firm that signed Castro to its management roster.
Billboard
The music industry publication that exclusively announced the management deal and reports on Latin music chart performance.
The details
Billboard exclusively announced the agreement, which places Castro with Enso Music, led by CEO Jorge Juárez. Castro's current touring includes the Nada Solo Éxitos Tour, which began Sept. 11 in Las Vegas and includes dates at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City and Madison Square Garden in New York.
Timeline
Sept. 11: The Nada Solo Éxitos Tour began in Las Vegas.
Oct. 22: Castro received the Billboard Lifetime Achievement Award at the Billboard Latin Music Awards.
Nov. 5: The management deal with Enso Music was announced.
March 2027: The Nada Solo Éxitos Tour is scheduled to end.
2027: A new Castro album is slated for release.
Industry Dynamics
Castro's career arc, from his first Hot Latin Songs entry in 1992 to six No. 1s on the chart, places the new management deal within a long-running pattern of sustained commercial activity. The signing reflects how established Latin artists continue to reposition their business representation as touring and recording cycles evolve.
Fans can follow Castro's Nada Solo Éxitos Tour through March 2027, with dates including the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City and Madison Square Garden in New York. The management change itself does not alter how or where audiences can attend current shows.
The takeaway
Castro's management deal and tour schedule show an established artist continuing to operate across touring, recording, and business partnerships. Readers following Latin music can track upcoming dates and the planned 2027 album as the next confirmed milestones.
What happens next
A new Castro album is slated for 2027, and the Nada Solo Éxitos Tour runs through March 2027.
Further reading
Explore more coverage in the Latin section for context on the genre's artists and industry deals.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Billboard.
