The magazine cover features Don Omar and Swizz Beatz to represent its focus on connecting hip hop with Latino music. The large masthead is obscured by the artists' heads, following conventions of other magazines. The photography shows the artists' full bodies cut off at the legs, conforming to the magazine's style of featuring artists looking at the camera. Text on the cover includes the headline summarizing the main story and the artists' names in colors linking to their clothing in the image.

1. ‘HIP-HOP’S LATINO CONNECTION’ is the tagline for the magazine. It is to tell readers what the magazine is all
about which is Hip hop connecting with Latino music.
The two artist shows what this magazine is all about as Don Omar is a hip-hop/reggaeton artist whereas Swizz
Beatz is a hip-hop artist.
The Masthead has the largest font in white and
it is in a red banner. The artist’s heads are
covering the masthead which is seen in other
magazines.
These sell lines/cover lines also help the
magazine sell. It attracts readers especially
who listens to ‘Busta Rhymes’, or who likes
Mister Cartoon’s graffiti art works.
The photography is almost a full body shot but
the bottom half of their legs have been cut off.
This main image conforms with the magazine’s
conventions as the two artist featured at the
front is look directly at the camera.
The headline is the second largest font on the
cover. The headline summarises what the main
story is about to attract readers.
The two artist’s names has different front
colours and this links to the main image as it
shows which artist is which judging by the
colour clothing they are wearing.