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ELA Taubert joins Joe Jonas and the Jonas Brothers onstage during their sold-out Miami concert.

ELA Taubert Performs “¿Cómo Pasó?” With Joe Jonas in Miami

LaMezcla Staff October 7, 2026

Colombian singer-songwriter and Latin GRAMMY winner ELA Taubert brought her signature emotional pop sound to one of Miami’s biggest concert stages, joining the Jonas Brothers for a special performance of “¿Cómo Pasó? (with Joe Jonas)” during the group’s sold-out stop on The Burning Up Tour All Over Again. The surprise appearance reunited Taubert with Joe Jonas, alongside Nick and Kevin Jonas, for a bilingual rendition of the song that has become a defining part of her breakthrough. It marked the fourth time Taubert and Joe Jonas have performed the collaboration together, further strengthening a musical partnership that has helped introduce her music to audiences beyond the traditional Latin pop market. Their connection dates back to the 25th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards in 2024, where the pair debuted their collaboration onstage. That same evening, Taubert earned the Best New Artist award, establishing herself as one of the emerging artists to watch in Latin music. Since then, “¿Cómo Pasó?” has remained central to her growing international profile. According to figures shared by her team, the song has accumulated more than one billion combined streams and earned an RIAA Platinum certification. The bilingual version featuring Joe Jonas introduced a new dimension to the record, pairing Taubert’s emotionally direct songwriting with the crossover appeal of an established American pop artist. But the significance of their Miami reunion extends beyond another celebrity collaboration. For Taubert, performing alongside the Jonas Brothers represents a strategic opportunity to reach listeners who may not regularly engage with Spanish-language pop. Rather than abandoning the musical identity that helped establish her career, she is bringing that identity into spaces traditionally associated with mainstream English-language pop. That distinction matters as Latin artists increasingly pursue international audiences without necessarily making a complete transition into English-language music. Taubert’s collaboration with Joe Jonas demonstrates how bilingual songwriting and recognizable emotional themes can connect audiences across languages. The performance also arrives as Taubert moves into a new creative phase following her breakthrough success. Recent singles “La Gente Cambia,” “Hasta El Fin Del Mundo,” and “No Tengo Remedio” reflect an artist exploring new musical textures while maintaining the vulnerability that has become central to her songwriting. On “No Tengo Remedio,” Taubert incorporates synthesizers and playful pop instrumentation into a story about unrequited love and the difficulty of letting go. The song captures the contradiction of knowing a relationship may be over while continuing to imagine another opportunity to make it work. That evolving production approach suggests a gradual expansion of her artistic identity. While “¿Cómo Pasó?” introduced many listeners to Taubert through an emotionally charged pop ballad, her newer releases indicate an interest in developing a broader sonic palette without losing the storytelling that connects her to fans. This is an important transition for an artist whose early recognition was closely associated with one defining song. The challenge now is converting that breakthrough into a sustainable catalog, one that gives audiences multiple reasons to remain invested beyond the initial hit. Her recent visibility also extends beyond music. Taubert was selected for Forbes’ 30 Under 30 recognition, following recognition from Vogue LATAM earlier in 2026. Together, those acknowledgments reflect growing attention around her career and public profile. Still, live appearances such as the Jonas Brothers concert may prove particularly valuable in shaping her next chapter. Sharing a stage with an established international act places Taubert in front of a different audience while reinforcing her ability to perform within a major pop concert environment. The Miami performance is therefore less about revisiting a successful collaboration and more about what that collaboration continues to make possible. With new music already introducing another side of her artistry, Taubert is navigating the transition from emerging Latin GRAMMY winner to an artist building a broader international presence. Her next scheduled appearance will bring her back to Miami for Billboard Latin Music Week Opening Night by Boombastic, where she is expected to perform selections from her catalog. As her musical direction continues to develop, the question is no longer simply whether ELA Taubert can connect with audiences beyond Latin America. It is how she will translate that growing visibility into a lasting international career. For more Latin pop news, artist collaborations, and emerging music discoveries, visit LaMezcla.com and explore the latest releases on the LaMezcla Music App.

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