Most Famous 2020s Urbano Latino from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025
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 1 . Shakira - SolteraShakira's "Soltera" sashays onto the scene with pop-reggaetón flair and a celebratory swagger, fully aligned with her recent thematic pivot. The track beams like a neon sign in a Miami nightclub, unapologetically prioritizing self-liberation and the joys of singlehood over tired breakup narratives. The production leans into rhythmic Latin beats, ensuring it pulsates across club floors from Spain to Peru. The accompanying video, set in the raucous LIV Miami, pairs Shakira with a glitzy ensemble including Anitta and Danna Paola, cementing the song's festival-like vibe. The final moments, where a chorus chants “Se pasa rico soltera,” give it an anthemic, communal twist, uniting women in a cheeky mantra of empowerment. Charting decently across platforms like Spotify and YouTube, its success shows a broad yet measured resonance among listeners worldwide. Despite its catchy appeal, one might notice a somewhat predictable approach, relying on reggaetón tropes that Shakira has mastered but rarely bends or reinvents here. Still, the track rides high on its energy rather than innovation, serving as a solid, if safe, addition to her expansive catalog. Genres : R&B, Hip Hop, Jazz,disco, freestyle, funk, minneapolis sound, new jack swing, quiet storm, rock drums, urban contemporary, , urbano latino The music video is directed by Jaume de la Iguana
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 2 . Feid & Maisak - Se Me OlvidaFeid and Maisak reflect on post-breakup pain in "Se Me Olvida," a track woven with melodic reggaeton beats and urban romance. Regret, nostalgia, and bittersweet acceptance blend in a narrative of love lost but not forgotten, resonating with Latin pop's emotive core. Genres : Pop, Latin,colombian pop, pop reggaeton, reggaeton, reggaeton colombiano, trap latino, urbano latino The music video is directed by Sebastian Sánchez, Fdave
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 3 . Xavi - La DiablaProduced by Ernesto Fernández, "La Diabla" blends Mexican regional and urban sounds, climbing from Billboard's Hot 100 debut to Mexico Songs' top spot for 13 weeks. Its seductive lyrics, promising luxury brands like Dior and Fendi, epitomize passionate yet enigmatic allure. Genres : Latin,sad sierreno, urbano latino The music video is directed by Hector Toro
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 4 . Feid & Atl Jacob - LunaFeid's "Luna", born from a sleepless night in Madrid, plunges listeners into the anguish of heartbreak. Merging reggaeton with the ethereal mood of a Madrid moonlit sky, the song's production by ATL Jacob and Hendrix Smoke marries Feid's vulnerability with trap-inspired rhythms. Feid's protagonist watches the moon, lost in thought, contemplating where it all went wrong, making "Luna" a haunting exploration of lost connection and emotional closure. Genres : Pop, Latin,colombian pop, pop reggaeton, reggaeton, reggaeton colombiano, trap latino, urbano latino, The music video is directed by Sebastián Sánchez Featured on the album Ferxxocalipsis (ep)
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 5 . Mesita & Nicki Nicoleemiliatiago Pzk - Una Foto [Remix]Mesita recruits Nicki Nicole, Emilia, and Tiago PZK for this extended remix. With Rxdri Molina's production, themes of intimacy and luxury intertwine as Nicki opens with sultry lyrics, and Emilia reflects on past collaborations, creating a multi-faceted urban narrative. Genres : Hip Hop, Latin, R&B,rap uruguayo, argentine hip hop, r&b argentino, trap argentino, trap latino, urbano latino, pop argentino
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 6 . Karol G - Si Antes Te Hubiera ConocidoIntertwining a melancholic reggaeton beat, Karol G's "Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido" explores the bittersweet emotions of regret and missed love opportunities. Produced by Ovy on the Drums, the song imagines a world where love is found earlier in life, longing for deeper connections. Karol G contemplates how timing could have altered the course of love, creating an intimate emotional landscape centered around missed possibilities and romantic fantasies. Genres : Latin,reggaeton, reggaeton colombiano, urbano latino The music video is directed by Pedro Artola Featured on the album Mañana Será Bonito
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 7 . Arcángel & Grupo Frontera - AlvMerging Latin urban and Mexican norteña styles, "ALV" by Arcángel and Grupo Frontera weaves together themes of resilience and empowerment after heartbreak. The title, an acronym for "A La Verga," reflects the protagonist's defiant stance following emotional turmoil. As Arcángel delves into urban reggaeton influences, Grupo Frontera infuses the track with regional Mexican flair, creating a powerful fusion of sound that amplifies the sentiment of liberation. Genres : Hip Hop, Latin,latin hip hop, reggaeton, trap latino, urbano latino, musica chihuahuense
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 8 . Boza & Elena Rose - OrionUsing the constellation of Orion as a metaphor, Boza and Elena Rose paint a lyrical canvas of attraction and vulnerability in "Orion". Their duet navigates the tentative steps of a budding relationship, with both artists balancing feelings of desire and caution. Elena Rose's delicate yet determined vocals complement Boza's invitation to surrender to love's gravitational pull, while producers Daramola and Irving Manuel Quintero Valdez weave reggaeton and Latin pop influences to create a cosmic soundscape. Genres : Pop, R&B, Latin,panamanian pop, reggaeton, urbano latino, r&b en espanol
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 9 . Maluma - SobrioMaluma's "Sobrio" taps into the aftermath of a night of intoxication, as the protagonist confesses unresolved emotions to an ex-lover. Over a backdrop of reggaeton rhythms and pop sensibilities, Maluma's vocals oscillate between vulnerability and remorse, creating a melancholic yet seductive atmosphere. Directed by Jessy Terrero, the music video further emphasizes the protagonist's vulnerability as he battles with expressing his feelings while sober. Genres : Pop, Latin,latin pop, reggaeton, reggaeton colombiano, trap latino, urbano latino The music video is directed by Jessy Terrero Featured on the album The Love & Sex Tape
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 10 . Izaak & Jhaycoanuel Aa - Bby Boo [Remix]In "BBY BOO [Remix]", iZaak joins forces with Jhayco and Anuel AA to rework the romantic intensity of his original track. Over pulsating reggaeton beats laced with trap influences, the remix tackles the tension between love, possession, and jealousy. The artists reflect on the struggles of maintaining passion and control in a relationship, contrasting urban street culture with lavish lifestyles, while producers Dímelo Flow and BK amplify the energy through modern reggaeton sounds. Genres : Latin,reggaeton flow, trap latino, urbano latino, reggaeton, trap boricua The music video is directed by Fernando Lugo
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 11 . Rvssian & Rauw Alejandroayra Starr - Santa"Santa" is a sultry fusion of reggaeton and afrobeat, where Puerto Rican reggaeton sensation Rauw Alejandro joins forces with Nigerian afrobeat star Ayra Starr under the production guidance of Rvssian. The song plays on the dichotomy between innocence and temptation, with contrasting imagery of "Santa" and "diabla." The sensual beats and seamless blend of Latin and African influences make this track an intense exploration of desire and intimacy. Genres : R&B, Pop, Latin,reggaeton, trap latino, urbano latino, puerto rican pop, afrobeats The music video is directed by Saint
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 12 . Cris Mj, Floyymenor, Louki - Después De La Una“Después De La Una” skips through hazy reggaeton beats, almost as if it's recounting a night blurred by neon and bad decisions. Spearheaded by Cris MJ and FloyyMenor, with Louki's production quirks gleaming in the background, it releases itself unapologetically into the glittery chaos of synth-heavy nightlife. The lyrics drip with references to Karol G and Natti Natasha, name-dropping their way into the genre's cultural zeitgeist. Measured by chart analytics, it nabs the top spot in Chile and lands just outside the gates of the U.S. Hot 100, proving its ability to flirt with global appeal. Its refrain lingers on relationship nuances—embracing a recurring urgency that mirrors the intensity of Cris MJ's 2022 hit, “Una Noche En Medellín.” Produced by Retumblica and Louki, the track flexes polished reggaeton mechanics, though some argue it lacks experimental ambition. The music video, published on Cris MJ's YouTube channel, amplifies its nightlife themes, packaging fleeting rendezvous and reckless glamour in high-def sequences curated by Javi Rivas. Whether it's bold or predictable, the track thrives among reggaeton's increasingly theatrical canon, staking its claim one club anthem at a time. Genres : Latin,mambo chileno, trap latino, urbano chileno, urbano latino, reggaeton chileno,
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 13 . Myke Towers - Si Se Da - RemixMyke Towers enlists Farruko, Arcángel, Sech, and Zion for "Si Se Da [Remix]", a reggaeton banger that explores fleeting romance and seduction. The remix amps up the energy, blending trap and reggaeton beats, while each artist adds their unique vocal style to the narrative of passionate, no-strings-attached encounters. Produced by Montana The Producer, the remix expands on the original's themes of desire and momentary love, creating a dynamic interplay of voices that maintain the urban allure central to the genre. Genres : Hip Hop, Pop, Latin,reggaeton, trap latino, urbano latino, latin hip hop, panamanian pop The music video is directed by Fernando Lugo
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 14 . Myke Towers & Benny Blanco - DegenerePuerto Rican powerhouse Myke Towers links up with American hitmaker Benny Blanco to create “Degenere,” an electrifying trip built on a dizzying 194.1 bpm tempo. With its chaotic gabber-like energy and F# minor key, the track feels like a nightclub fable on steroids—short, intense, and utterly relentless. The 2:11 runtime leaves no room for filler, delivering a tightly compressed burst of adrenaline that lands squarely in the heart of contemporary electronic/pop fervor. Its 4/4 rhythm and genre-blurring composition make it a standout in playlists like Viva Latino and New Music Friday, though it's hard to tell if its mainstream appeal outweighs its industrial rawness. Between dynamic shifts and a relentless pace, the song's structure doesn't merely suggest chaos but embodies it, pulling listeners in like a self-contained cyclone. The lyric and official music videos build on this energy, presenting sharply edited visuals that sync surprisingly well with a soundscape that could easily veer into the overly frenetic. No doubt designed for Spotify rotation rather than radio airplay, the track balances between niche aesthetic and mass-market sensibility—blurring the line without ever fully committing to either. Genres : Pop, Latin,reggaeton, trap latino, urbano latino, pop
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 15 . Bad Bunny - Ojitos LindosIn "Ojitos Lindos", Bad Bunny collaborates with Colombian group Bomba Estéreo to craft a love song that blends reggaeton with cumbia and psychedelic influences. The song's dreamy narrative focuses on longing and intimacy, celebrating the beauty of a partner's eyes. Produced by Tainy, La Paciencia, and Mvsis, this track beautifully merges Latin urban music with the tropical-electronic fusion that Bomba Estéreo is known for. Its inclusion in FIFA 23 introduced the song to an even broader international audience. Genres : Latin, Rock,reggaeton, trap latino, urbano latino, cumbia, latin alternative, latin rock, pop electronico, tropical alternativo The music video is directed by Stillz Featured on the album Un Verano Sin Ti
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 16 . Feid - Sorry 4 That MuchIn "Sorry 4 That Much", Feid lays bare the emotional aftermath of a toxic relationship. Produced by Jowan, the song balances Feid's signature reggaeton beat with raw, unfiltered reflections on betrayal and recovery. The chorus, proclaiming that the protagonist feels "better without you," encapsulates a journey of self-healing, where moving on becomes an act of emotional survival. Feid's storytelling blends regret with newfound strength in this poignant break-up anthem. Genres : Pop, Latin,colombian pop, pop reggaeton, reggaeton, reggaeton colombiano, trap latino, urbano latino The music video is directed by Sebastian Sánchez
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 17 . Beéle - Frente Al Mar"Frente Al Mar" by Beéle exudes a tantalizing mix of Latin Urban and Pop, pairing pulsating Caribbean rhythms with themes of romantic yearning along the shoreline. The production, led by Alejandro Jiménez, layers Afrobeat influences with breezy, tropical undercurrents that never feel overwrought. The lyrics tread familiar territory, but the setting by the sea adds a dreamy intimacy that resonates with Beéle's crooning vocal delivery. Though the track flirts with predictable pop structures, Beéle's knack for blending genres keeps it from sinking into monotony. The official video, available online, amplifies the coastal mood, crafting visuals that stretch beyond mere tourist postcard aesthetics. As a standalone single, it marks another step in Beéle's exploration of fusing global and regional sounds without losing his stylistic footprints. Genres : Latin,reggaeton colombiano, trap latino, urbano latino The music video is directed by Rodrigo
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 18 . Rauw Alejandro - Diluvio"Diluvio" by Rauw Alejandro is a sensual ode to passion, where the reggaeton star uses the metaphor of a deluge to describe the intensity of a romantic encounter. The song's blend of reggaeton and electronic beats creates a hypnotic atmosphere, ideal for its sultry theme. Rauw's vocal performance at the 2024 MTV VMAs, where he performed "Diluvio", further emphasized the song's seductive undertones, with its choreography mirroring the song's lyrical exploration of overwhelming desire and intimate connection. Genres : Pop, Latin,puerto rican pop, reggaeton, trap latino, urbano latino The music video is directed by Martin Seipel & El Zorro Featured on the album Playa Saturno
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 19 . Luck Ra & Khea - Hola Perdida"Hola Perdida" arrives as an emotionally-charged collaboration between Luck Ra and KHEA, blending trap beats with the infectious grooves of cumbia and cuarteto. Its lyrical narrative meditates on the bittersweet sting of lost love, weaving in nostalgic callbacks to fleeting moments of connection. A haunting piano riff sets the tone, while both artists deliver vocals brimming with raw intensity and vulnerability. The production, spearheaded by Ramky, Renzo Luca, and Juan Giménez Kuj, layers sparkling rhythms over melancholic undertones, creating a dynamic tension that mirrors the complexities of heartbreak. There's a deliberate contrast between the modern trap elements and the folkloric nods to Argentine musical traditions, offering a rhythmic duality that feels both grounded and fresh. Released under Sony Music in January 2024, the song emerges as a reflective piece, its ache amplified by a minimalist yet evocative video easily accessible on YouTube. Whether through its poignant storytelling or genre-blending soundscape, "Hola Perdida" lures listeners into a space where contemporary chaos meets quiet yearning. Genres : Hip Hop, Latin,trap argentino, trap triste, argentine hip hop, trap latino, urbano latino The music video is directed by Juan Giménez Kuj
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 20 . Brytiago & Anuel Aa - KileritoA September 2023 reggaeton-trap hybrid, "Kilerito" merges explicit themes of luxury, sexuality, and street life with cultural nods to figures like Pablo Escobar and Mario. The lyrics juxtapose intimate metaphors and braggadocious imagery, while the production fuses rhythmic reggaeton beats with trap's characteristic intensity. Released amid references to popular culture and brands, the song highlights the provocative energy emblematic of both artists' repertoires. Genres : Latin,reggaeton, trap latino, urbano latino, reggaeton flow, trap boricua The music video is directed by José Emilio Sagaró
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ABOUT URBANO LATINOUrbano Latino: Music and WordsThe Music Urbano Latino is a broad musical genre encompassing various styles rooted in Latin cultures, primarily reggaetón, Latin trap, música tropical, and cumbia. Each of these sub-genres carries unique rhythmic elements and cultural significance.
The sonic framework of Urbano Latino revolves around catchy melodies and distinctive, syncopated rhythms layered over deep bass lines. Drum machines, such as the iconic Roland TR-808, synthesizers, and samples of traditional Latin percussion infuse the genre with its unmistakable sound. The genre’s production is guided by some of the most innovative producers who skillfully merge contemporary trap, pop, and electronic elements while preserving a distinctly Latin rhythmic foundation. Leading producers in the Urbano Latino movement include among others:
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