New Music Videos (Latin) – N°478
PRESELECTED Here are the brand new Latin music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
53 . Rochy RD – El Sistema Cambió
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“El Sistema Cambió” sees Rochy RD navigating societal shifts and the evolution of urban music with his signature grit. The Dominican rapper, who first made waves with “El Coba” in 2018, delivers a track that reflects his perspective on change, both in lyrical content and sonic choices. Known for his raw take on street realities, he continues that approach here, following up on the energy of his 2019 album, “El Coba: The Album,” which features “Trucho” and “Uva Bombón.” 
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52 . Pierre La Voz – Inmune A Cupido
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Inmune a Cupido” marks Pierre La Voz’s latest release, a track that shifts the focus from love’s usual triumph to its outright dismissal. Set against the backdrop of Mexican music influences, the song crafts a narrative where Cupid’s arrows fail to leave a mark. Pierre Catalán Araya, better known as Pierre La Voz, has been moving through Latin pop since “Princesita” in 2011 and later blended cumbia with reggaetón on “No Me Llames Más” with Caro Molina.
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51 . Dannylux – Ya No Estás
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
DannyLux releases “Ya No Estás” as a single in February 2025, weaving regional Mexican sounds with contemporary pop. Born Daniel Balderrama Espinoza on March 12, 2004, in Palm Springs, California, he rises in the Latin music scene after posting TikTok covers during the COVID-19 pandemic. His breakthrough arrives with “Jugaste y Sufrí” alongside Eslabón Armado. His discography includes “Las Dos Caras del Amor,” “Perdido en Ti,” “Limerencia,” “DLUX,” and “EVOLUXION.”
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50 . Reality, KG970, Yung Sarria & Kidd Keo – Aunque Duela Remix
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Aunque Duela Remix” brings together Reality, KG970, Yung Sarria, and Kidd Keo in a reimagined take on Reality‘s 2023 single. Reality, a Spanish rapper, blends Hip Hop and Trap, shaping a distinct style within the genre. Colombian artist Yung Sarria moves between Latin trap and reggaeton, previously working with Kidd Keo on the 2022 album “Trippy & Trapper.” Kidd Keo continues his trajectory in the Spanish and Latin American scenes, adding his signature sound to the track. Music video directed by : David Ballesteros
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49 . Lenier & Fariana – Ya Es Tarde
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Ya Es Tarde” brings together Cuban singer-songwriter Lenier and Colombian rapper Fariana in a blend of reggaeton and urban pop. Set against a rhythmic backdrop, the lyrics unravel a familiar tale of lost love and lingering regret. Lenier, originally Albaro Lennier Mesa, moves within Latin pop and reggaeton circles, while Fariana, born Farina Pao Paucar Franco, navigates urban music with ease. Released under Mr. 305 Records, the track aligns with the label’s signature Latin-infused catalog.
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48 . Jesse & Joy, Elsa Y Elmar – Accidente
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
Jesse & Joy team up with Colombian singer-songwriter Elsa y Elmar for “Accidente,” a song shaped by love’s unpredictable turns. Released in February 2025, it unfolds as a narrative where sudden affection leaves lasting echoes. The Mexican-American siblings, Jesse Eduardo Huerta Uecke and Joy Huerta Uecke, have been active since 2005, releasing five studio albums, one live album, and one EP under Warner Music Latin. Their accolades include six Latin Grammy Awards and a Grammy for Best Latin Pop Album. Elsa Carvajal, known as Elsa y Elmar, brings her indie-pop sensibilities, threading her signature airy melodies into the mix.
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47 . Rony Alca – Mente Delincuente
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Mente Delincuente” is the latest single from Rony Alca, also known as “Muñekito,” released in February 2025. Blending his usual urban sound with an unapologetic edge, the track navigates themes of defiance and survival. Alca’s previous single, “Bandidaje Intenso,” arrived in January, featuring collaborations with Tolo Desaparecelo. With each release, his style sharpens, offering a steady stream of streetwise narratives and rhythmic intensity.
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46 . El Chulo & L Kimii & Dj Conds – Palo Rico
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Palo Rico” brings together Cuban reggaeton figures El Chulo and L Kimii under DJ Conds’ production, weaving a mix of reggaeton and Cuban rhythms. El Chulo, born Michel Boutic, has been part of the Cuban urban scene since the late 2010s, with singles like “No Me Digas” (2018) and “Money & Bitch” (2020). L Kimii has built a catalog of collaborations since 2022, including “Dime Quien Es Ese” with El Chulo. DJ Conds has worked with both artists frequently, refining this sonic partnership.
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45 . Milly Cruz, La Factoría – Todavía
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“La Factoría Todavía” sees Milly Cruz weaving her Latin American influences into a track shaped by years of experience. A former member of Venezuela’s Fandango Orchestra under Maestro Jesús Bravo “Chuchú,” she collaborated with Cheo Martinez and performed at private events with Memo Morales de Billos. She writes and produces her own music, drawing on the expertise of Wilmer Rodriguez, Lupión, Castillo Latino, José Ortega, and Dj Edward.
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44 . Shandy G – Mi Cucu
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Mi Cucú” arrives as Shandy G‘s latest offering, weaving his trademark urban sensibilities into a reggaeton-infused rhythm. Following “Mala Con Clase” (2023) and “No es la misma” (2022), this release continues his trajectory through Latin music’s ever-shifting contours. His collaboration with Henry Mendez on “To to ta Bueno” (2021) adds another layer to his catalog, blending club-ready beats with an unmistakable flair.
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43 . Robot95, Nanpa Básico – Bambú
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Bambú” pairs Robot95 and Nanpa Básico in a cross-border collaboration blending afrobeat with tropical rhythms. Robot95, born Kevin Gutiérrez in Mexicali, started turning poetry into rap lyrics during his school years. His 2016 debut, “1995,” set the foundation for a style merging classic hip-hop with Latin influences. His discography includes “Chocolate Bianco” (2018) and “Otra Vez Pensando en Ti” (2022). Music video directed by : Covadonga Lara
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42 . Bad Bunny – Turista
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Bad Bunny‘s song “Turista” delves into the complexities of temporary romantic relationships, where partners may fail to see each other’s true pain beneath the surface. Additionally, the track cleverly alludes to the behavior of tourists who visit places like Puerto Rico for fleeting enjoyment without truly engaging with the local culture and issues. Through poignant lyrics like “In my life, you were a tourist / You only saw the best of me and not how I was suffering,” Bad Bunny skillfully crafts a narrative that resonates with his audience. The Puerto Rican artist, known for his hit “Diles,” has become a global sensation in the music industry, winning multiple Grammy Awards and holding streaming records on platforms like Spotify. Song featured on the album : Debí Tirar Más Fotos
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41 . Cris Valencia & Yana Karpova & El High – Quién Diría
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Released in February 202, “”Quién Diría”” is a collaborative single by Cris Valencia, Yana Karpova, and El High. The track is part of Cris Valencia‘s recent releases, including “”DULCINEA,”” “”YA NO VOLVERÁS,”” and “”Afro Pa Variar.”” It highlights the artists’ ability to fuse their distinct styles, with Cris Valencia known for his contributions to Latin music. El High, another collaborator on the song, has previously worked with notable Latin artists like Brytiago and Jessi Uribe. Distributed by High Class Music & W Family, the song hints at potential record label ties for the artists involved. At 21, Cris Valencia is a rising Colombian artist hailing from Victoria Caldas. He gained initial traction through urban cover songs like Feid’s “”Luna,”” catching the attention of established artists like Blessd and Ryan Castro. In 2023, he dropped his debut single, “”Ya no volverás,”” supported by content creator WestCol, reaching the top trending spot across several Latin American countries. Despite childhood challenges, including financial struggles and trauma, Cris Valencia has emerged as a notable prospect in Colombian music. Notably, in December 2024, Bad Bunny mentioned him in the promotion of his album “”Debí tirar más fotos,”” boosting his visibility in the music scene. Other recent releases from Cris include “”Dulcinea”” (2024) and “”Afro Pa Variar”” (2025).
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42 . Bad Bunny – Turista
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Bad Bunny‘s song “Turista” delves into the complexities of temporary romantic relationships, where partners may fail to see each other’s true pain beneath the surface. Additionally, the track cleverly alludes to the behavior of tourists who visit places like Puerto Rico for fleeting enjoyment without truly engaging with the local culture and issues. Through poignant lyrics like “In my life, you were a tourist / You only saw the best of me and not how I was suffering,” Bad Bunny skillfully crafts a narrative that resonates with his audience. The Puerto Rican artist, known for his hit “Diles,” has become a global sensation in the music industry, winning multiple Grammy Awards and holding streaming records on platforms like Spotify. Song featured on the album : Debí Tirar Más Fotos
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41 . Cris Valencia & Yana Karpova & El High – Quién Diría
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Released in February 202, “”Quién Diría”” is a collaborative single by Cris Valencia, Yana Karpova, and El High. The track is part of Cris Valencia‘s recent releases, including “”DULCINEA,”” “”YA NO VOLVERÁS,”” and “”Afro Pa Variar.”” It highlights the artists’ ability to fuse their distinct styles, with Cris Valencia known for his contributions to Latin music. El High, another collaborator on the song, has previously worked with notable Latin artists like Brytiago and Jessi Uribe. Distributed by High Class Music & W Family, the song hints at potential record label ties for the artists involved. At 21, Cris Valencia is a rising Colombian artist hailing from Victoria Caldas. He gained initial traction through urban cover songs like Feid’s “”Luna,”” catching the attention of established artists like Blessd and Ryan Castro. In 2023, he dropped his debut single, “”Ya no volverás,”” supported by content creator WestCol, reaching the top trending spot across several Latin American countries. Despite childhood challenges, including financial struggles and trauma, Cris Valencia has emerged as a notable prospect in Colombian music. Notably, in December 2024, Bad Bunny mentioned him in the promotion of his album “”Debí tirar más fotos,”” boosting his visibility in the music scene. Other recent releases from Cris include “”Dulcinea”” (2024) and “”Afro Pa Variar”” (2025).
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40 . Ha-Ash, Thalia – Amiga Date Cuenta
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
With roots dating back to their 2002 debut, Mexican-American duo Ha*Ash joined forces with Mexican singer Thalía for “Amiga Date Cuenta.” Ha-Ash‘s discography includes acclaimed albums like “A Tiempo” and “30 de Febrero,” earning multiple Latin Grammy nominations. The song’s title, translating to “Friend, Realize It,” conveys a powerful message urging a friend to acknowledge a toxic relationship. Blending pop and Latin influences, the track showcases Ha-Ash‘s signature sound and emotional depth.
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39 . Floyymenor – Tú Me Calientas (w/ Gaby Music)
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
“Tú Me Calientas” is a collaborative track by Floyymenor and Gaby Music, showcasing the talents of Puerto Rican reggaeton singer and Latin trap artist Floyymenor alongside respected producer and songwriter Gaby Music. Floyymenor, originally named Alan Felipe Galleguillos, hails from Chile and rose to prominence with hits like “Pa La Europa” and “Gata Only” featuring Cris MJ. This song, with its suggestive title translating to “You Turn Me On,” forms part of Floyymenor‘s much-anticipated debut album “El Comienzo,” following the success of singles such as “Un Star” and “Por Ti Jalo Gatillo.” Music video directed by : Michael Joseph
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38 . Big Soto – Cómo Vas?
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Big Soto, hailing from Cumaná, Venezuela, thrives in the Latin trap and urban music realms. “Cómo Vas?” emerges as his latest release, blending trap beats with Latin vibes and his unique flow. His musical saga commenced in 2013 with street rap battles, evolving into his debut album “Young Cream” in 2016. Collaborations with Neutro Shorty and a signing with Rimas Entertainment in 2019 expanded his horizons. Rolling Stone hailed his 2021 album “The Good Trip.” Influenced by Gorillaz and Young Thug, Big Soto‘s style weaves in hip-hop and R&B elements, transcending mere trap origins.
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37 . Maki, María Artés, Miki Martz – Amén
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Released in February 2025, “Amén” is a collaborative single featuring Maki, María Artés, and Miki Martz as part of the “Pavi & Amén” series. José Antonio Velasco Ruiz, or Maki, a Spanish singer, songwriter, and producer, has an extensive musical career starting in 2006 with his album “Di Xq Te Vas.” María Artés, a Spanish pop artist active since at least 2018, has worked on various singles and collaborations. Miki Martz, primarily an actor, showcases a crossover into music with this project. Their collaboration under Warner Music Spain, S.L., brings a unique blend of talents combining different backgrounds for a distinctive musical release.
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36 . Jliany – Fantasma (w/ RichyWest)
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
“Fantasma” is a musical collaboration between JLiany and RichyWest, released in February 2025. JLiany, also known as Jennifer Gazmey Santiago, is a Puerto Rican singer-songwriter and the sister of reggaeton artist Anuel AA. She made her debut with the single “La Carta” in 2021 and worked with Anuel AA on “Bonita” in the same year. In 2022, her track “Perreo Exótico” showcased her versatile vocal talents.
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35 . Louis BPM – Vivo
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Louis BPM, born Luis Ramón López López in Carúpano, is a Venezuelan singer and composer. Noteworthy tracks include “Tranquilo” (2024), “Vivo (En vivo)” (2025), “De la Calle” (2023), and “Quién Es El Loco” (2024).
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34 . Dale Pututi – Hijo Mío
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Dale Pututi‘s “Hijo Mío” was released in February 2025 by the renowned Cuban artist. He is recognized for hits like “Muchacha” and “Patria y Vida,” showcasing his influence on Latin music as both a producer and composer. His 2021 album featured top Cuban artists, and Dale’s repertoire boasts platinum-certified tracks. Having transitioned to a singing career in November 2022, Dale Pututi continues to make waves in the Latin music scene.
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33 . Fuerza Regida – Por Esos Ojos
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Fuerza Regida‘s “Por Esos Ojos” arrives in February 2025, extending the group’s presence in regional Mexican music. Led by Jesús Ortíz Paz, the American band blends traditional sounds with contemporary influences. The track follows “Tu Boda” and continues their run of releases resonating across North and Central America. Known for collaborations, they have worked with Grupo Frontera on “Bebe Dame” and “ME JALO.” Their music frequently navigates love, relationships, and personal experience.
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32 . Luar La L & Anuel AA – Baddie
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Baddie” brings together Luar La L and Anuel AA in a track that melds reggaeton rhythms with trap beats. Luar La L delivers his signature rapid-fire flow and hooks, while Anuel AA counters with his gritty vocals and hard-hitting verses. The title, drawn from slang, nods to confidence and attraction. Luar La L, active since 2018, has worked with artists like Bad Bunny, while Anuel AA remains a defining voice in Latin trap.
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31 . Ian Lucas, Flor Alvarez – Te Regalo Amores
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Ian Lucas and Flor Alvarez join forces on “Te Regalo Amores,” a track that steps neatly into the Latin pop landscape. Lucas, an Argentine singer-songwriter, has spent years fine-tuning his approach, releasing singles such as “TIKTOK,” “No Voy a Llorar Por Ti,” and “CONTACTO CERO.” His collaborations include remix work with Marama and Gusty DJ. Alvarez, the featured artist, continues expanding her presence in the Latin music scene.
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30 . Ozuna & Kapo – Mas Que Tu
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Más Que Tú” blends reggaeton and Latin pop, intertwining Ozuna’s melodic delivery with Kapo’s distinct sound. Ozuna, born Jan Carlos Ozuna Rosado in 1992, navigates reggaeton and Latin trap with a long list of high-profile collaborations and albums. His catalog includes tracks such as “Taki Taki,” “China,” and “Te Boté – Remix,” each leaving its imprint. Across his career, he accumulates Latin Grammy nominations, reinforcing his presence in the genre.
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33 . Fuerza Regida – Por Esos Ojos
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Fuerza Regida‘s “Por Esos Ojos” arrives in February 2025, extending the group’s presence in regional Mexican music. Led by Jesús Ortíz Paz, the American band blends traditional sounds with contemporary influences. The track follows “Tu Boda” and continues their run of releases resonating across North and Central America. Known for collaborations, they have worked with Grupo Frontera on “Bebe Dame” and “ME JALO.” Their music frequently navigates love, relationships, and personal experience.
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32 . Luar La L & Anuel AA – Baddie
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Baddie” brings together Luar La L and Anuel AA in a track that melds reggaeton rhythms with trap beats. Luar La L delivers his signature rapid-fire flow and hooks, while Anuel AA counters with his gritty vocals and hard-hitting verses. The title, drawn from slang, nods to confidence and attraction. Luar La L, active since 2018, has worked with artists like Bad Bunny, while Anuel AA remains a defining voice in Latin trap.
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31 . Ian Lucas, Flor Alvarez – Te Regalo Amores
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Ian Lucas and Flor Alvarez join forces on “Te Regalo Amores,” a track that steps neatly into the Latin pop landscape. Lucas, an Argentine singer-songwriter, has spent years fine-tuning his approach, releasing singles such as “TIKTOK,” “No Voy a Llorar Por Ti,” and “CONTACTO CERO.” His collaborations include remix work with Marama and Gusty DJ. Alvarez, the featured artist, continues expanding her presence in the Latin music scene.
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30 . Ozuna & Kapo – Mas Que Tu
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Más Que Tú” blends reggaeton and Latin pop, intertwining Ozuna’s melodic delivery with Kapo’s distinct sound. Ozuna, born Jan Carlos Ozuna Rosado in 1992, navigates reggaeton and Latin trap with a long list of high-profile collaborations and albums. His catalog includes tracks such as “Taki Taki,” “China,” and “Te Boté – Remix,” each leaving its imprint. Across his career, he accumulates Latin Grammy nominations, reinforcing his presence in the genre.
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29 . Carín León – Ahí Estabas Tú
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Ahí Estabas Tú” trades the rugged textures of regional Mexican music for a polished ballad, letting Carín León’s tenor glide over a melody steeped in sentiment. The lyrics trace the narrator’s unexpected salvation in love—a presence that arrives precisely as his world crumbles, turning despair into solace. Framed as fate rather than chance, the song leans fully into its devotion, with León anchoring his performance in gratitude and quiet revelation. Though often associated with norteño’s revival, he shifts into pop ballad territory here, bending genre lines without theatrics. Born in Hermosillo, Sonora, he grew up in a mariachi family, cutting his teeth in norteña before branching into other regional styles. His solo career gained traction with “Amanecida Con Todo Y Con Todos,” but it was “El Malo” that propelled him forward. “Ahí Estabas Tú” sits comfortably in his catalog, reinforcing his ability to tell deeply personal stories without excess.
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28 . Q’ Lokura – Baile Inolvidable
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Baile Inolvidable” arrives as Q’ Lokura’s latest single, adding to their expanding cuarteto repertoire. Led by Nicolás Sattler and Facundo “Chino” Herrera, the Argentine group, active since 2018, moves within the high-energy rhythms of Córdoba’s signature sound. Previous releases such as “Que Vuelvas” and “Manos de Tijera” have kept them in circulation, alongside albums like “Culpables” and “Sin Límites.”
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27 . Gerardo Coronel ‘El Jerry’ – El Amor No Existe
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“El Amor No Existe” strips affection down to its bare bones, with Gerardo Coronel, known as ‘El Jerry,’ dissecting the illusion of love through a measured yet cutting delivery. With his signature touch, he channels the weight of heartbreak into a performance that feels as resigned as it is reflective. The track, released in February 2025, fits seamlessly into the Regional Mexican landscape, where emotion and raw storytelling take precedence over sentimentality.
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26 . Ingratax – La Despedida
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“La Despedida” places Ingratax‘s melancholic vocals over a reggaeton-inflected beat, dissecting heartbreak with a detached resignation. Released in January 2025, the track bears the production DNA of Room28, whose polished approach frames the singer’s transition from sorrow to acceptance. Before this, Ingratax, born Ingrid Fernanda Enríquez Guillén in Chihuahua, Mexico, built her catalog with singles like “París” and “Las de Octubre” under Warner Music Latina.
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25 . Fernando Burbano – Ahora Me Toca A Mi
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Ahora Me Toca A Mi” delivers Fernando Burbano‘s unmistakable Regional Mexican sound, threading accordion and guitar through his melancholic yet resolute vocals. The song leans into familiar themes of love and heartbreak, a hallmark of his repertoire, wrapped in a fusion of traditional instrumentation and modern production. Since launching his career in the 1990s, the Colombian artist has released numerous works, resonating across Latin America.
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24 . Farruko – Jezzua
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Jezzua” pushes Farruko into new territory, swapping his usual swagger for a meditation on faith and transformation. Sharo Towers handles production, keeping the urban beats intact while Farruko shifts his focus to spiritual themes. The track forms part of a 26-track project that redefines his musical direction, favoring introspection over indulgence. Twice a Latin Grammy winner, Farruko continues to shape Latin music, this time with a different message.
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23 . Dani Martin – Carpe Diem
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Carpe Diem” brings Dani Martin’s energetic mix of rock and pop, pairing animated instrumentation with his unmistakable vocal delivery. Released in January 2025, the Spanish-language track takes its name from the Latin phrase meaning “seize the day,” a fitting nod to its forward-looking message. Martin first made his mark as the lead singer of El Canto del Loco before branching out solo in 2010, balancing music with an acting career in film and television.
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22 . Micro TDH, Ovy On The Drums – Guao Guao
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Guao Guao” pairs Venezuelan rapper Micro TDH with Colombian producer Ovy On The Drums, delivering a blend of reggaeton and Latin trap. Released in January 2025, the track aligns with a campaign for Desperados beer, channeling its Latin identity through music. Micro TDH, born Fernando Daniel Morillo Rivas, started rapping in the streets, his stature earning him the nickname “Micro.” Ovy On The Drums, or Daniel Echavarría Oviedo, has produced for Karol G, Paulo Londra, and Shakira, winning both a Latin Grammy and a Grammy for his work on “Mañana Será Bonito.” The collaboration follows their earlier success with “Te Vi” alongside Piso 21.
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21 . Juliana – En El 320 (w/ Marco Mares)
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“En El 320” brings Juliana and Marco Mares together for a melancholic duet, released in December 2024. The song follows a narrator entangled in a love affair with someone already committed, treading the fine line between passion and self-respect. The chorus lays it bare: an ultimatum wrapped in vulnerability, refusing to stay in a bed that belongs to another. Part of Juliana‘s series of singles, it precedes her album set for February 2025.
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19 . Rauw Alejandro – Ni Me Conozco
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“Ni Me Conozco” blends reggaeton and pop, weaving Rauw Alejandro’s velvety vocals through a slick beat. Born Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in January 1993, he navigates Latin urban music with a mix of reggaeton, trap, and R&B. Since 2014, his collaborations with figures such as Bad Bunny, Shakira, and Jennifer Lopez have shaped his path. His album “Afrodisíaco” in 2020 pushed him into the spotlight, earning him Latin Grammy nominations. Music video directed by : Martin Seipel & El Zorro – Song featured on the album : Cosa Nuestra
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18 . Rudy La Scala – Por Qué Será (w/ Chacal)
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“Por Qué Será” arrives in 1991 as the lead single from Rudy La Scala’s fifth studio album, with his signature blend of sentimental lyricism and Latin pop production. The track secures him a second No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Latin Songs chart, following “El Cariño Es Como Una Flor.” In 2025, La Scala enlists Cuban reggaeton artist El Chacal for a revamped version, weaving urban rhythms into the original’s romantic core, a collaboration sparked by an impromptu performance at a private gathering. Music video directed by : Oscar Film
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17 . Alex Ponce – Reglamento
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“Reglamento” arrives as Alex Ponce‘s latest Latin pop offering, set for release in January 2025 under Sony Music Entertainment and NEON16. The Ecuadorian artist, known for blending traditional Latin sounds with contemporary pop, adds this track to a growing discography that includes “La Sin Sentimientos,” “Plan,” and “Ve Y Diles.” Ponce, born in Cuenca in 1998, has previously collaborated with Adam Martinez on “Derretirme” and “No Siento Nada.” His 2021 album, “Ser Humano,” showcased his development as a songwriter, often navigating themes of love, heartbreak, and personal transformation.
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16 . El Shady & Nino Freestyle – Compañero
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
El Shady and Nino Freestyle join forces on “Compañero,” a track that highlights their command of rap and freestyle. Nino Freestyle, born Yeifry Severino de la Rosa in La Romana, Dominican Republic, first gained attention through freestyle videos. Breaking Jon Z’s record in the “Jon Z Challenge,” he strung together 2,114 rhyming words. El Shady, active in the Dominican scene, includes this release alongside “Que Se Tiren” and “Que Hable La Calle.”
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15 . Bores D, Theaaroon, Themohaa – 3PA
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“3PA” blends Spanish and French in its intro, with TheAaroon setting a teasing, cosmopolitan tone. The track brings together Bores D., TheMohaa, and TheAaroon, each contributing to its urban pulse. Bores D., rooted in the drill and afro scene, navigates the beat with the same ease found in “Todo Bien” and “Top Boy.” Released in January 2025, the song is part of David Bores Canovas’ album “3pa,” maintaining his signature style. Song featured on the album : 3Pa
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14 . La Receta – Cupido
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“Cupido” blends regional Mexican tradition with contemporary production, weaving romantic lyrics through acoustic guitars, accordion, and percussion. Released in February 2025, the single carries La Receta’s signature corrido influence under the production of Dale Play Records and Solido Records. Before this, their 2024 album “Corridos Pa Mis Compas Y Rolitas Pa Mi Ex” reinforced their presence, following the 2023 releases “Lo Que Hay X Aquí” and “Corridos Aesthetic.”
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13 . Fito Paez – Cuando El Circo Llega Al Pueblo
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“Cuando El Circo Llega Al Pueblo” is Fito Páez’s latest single, released in January 2025. The song unfolds as a theatrical journey blending chaos, love, adventure, laughter, and tears, balancing order and disorder. Set in a small town in Santa Fe, Argentina, it follows the arrival of a mystical circus and its enigmatic performers—Maldivina, Turbialuz, Charo, Loka, Jimmy, and Jok. At its core lies the encounter between Loka and Jimmy, two figures wielding extraordinary abilities. Páez initiated this concept in 1988, finalizing it in 2024. Born Rodolfo Páez in Rosario, Argentina, he has shaped Latin American rock as a singer-songwriter and filmmaker. His albums “Del 63” (1984), “Giros” (1985), and “El Amor Después del Amor” (1992) remain significant, the latter standing as Argentina’s best-selling rock record. In 2022, he reimagined this landmark album through “EADDA9223,” securing an Album of the Year nomination at the 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. Song featured on the album : Novela
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12 . Yuber Adams – ADN
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“ADN” arrives in February 2025, placing Yuber Adams at the crossroads of Folclor and Carnaval traditions. Balancing artistic and production duties, he steers the track through Latin American rhythms with a meticulous hand. The lyrics wade into forbidden love, opening with the confession “Yo tengo un amor prohibido” (“I have a forbidden love”). His discography includes titles like “Amor Infiel,” “Loco Enamorado,” and “Vente Conmigo.”
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11 . Yotuel – Manhattan
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Date Added : Feb 12,2025
“Manhattan” arrives as the latest release from Cuban artist Yotuel, known for his contributions to Latin pop and hip-hop. Produced by Frank Jordan, the track follows Yotuel’s long-standing presence in the industry, which includes collaborations with artists such as Enrique Iglesias. With a career spanning over a decade, Yotuel continues to craft music that draws from his extensive experience while engaging with contemporary sounds.
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10 . Lali, Miranda! – Mejor Que Vos
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
Lali Espósito and Miranda! join forces for “Mejor Que Vos,” a synth-driven throwback to the glossy pop of the 80s, released in February 2025. The track melds Lali’s commanding delivery with Miranda!’s polished electropop, weaving a sleek production around a melody steeped in nostalgia. Penned by Lali, Martín D’Agosto, Mauro De Tommaso, and Ale Sergi, the song arrives as the third single from Lali’s forthcoming album. The music video plays with retro aesthetics, featuring Lali in a silver gown while Miranda! embraces theatrical metallic ensembles adorned with mirrors and feathers. The collaboration marks a significant moment for Lali, who grew up admiring Miranda!’s distinct musical identity. Lali, who first gained visibility through Argentine television, transitioned into music with her 2013 album “A Bailar,” gradually carving her space in Latin pop. Miranda!, active since 2001, has long played with electronic textures and flamboyant visuals, sustaining their presence in the Argentine pop landscape.
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9 . Slayter & Cris MJ – Oxy
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“Oxy” brings together Puerto Rican rapper Slayter and Chilean artist Cris MJ, blending reggaeton’s rhythmic pulse with trap’s sharper edges. Cris MJ, born Christopher Andrés Álvarez García in La Serena, Chile, steps into the spotlight after “Una Noche en Medellín” landed him on the Billboard Hot 100. Having worked with Karol G, Ryan Castro, and Duki, he navigates Latin music with calculated moves. Slayter, known for projects like “Block Baby 2” and “CANT FEEL MY FACE,” delivers his street-savvy aesthetic with characteristic ease.
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8 . Oscar Maydon & El Alfa & Victor Mendivil – Bruta
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“BRUTA” brings together Oscar Maydon, El Alfa, and Victor Mendivil in a collaboration that navigates Latin music’s shifting dynamics. Maydon carves his place with a steady stream of singles and partnerships, while El Alfa injects his signature dembow energy. Mendivil, building his repertoire through 2024 and early 2025, enters the mix with tracks such as “El 3” and “Motocicleta,” offering a glimpse into his evolving style. Rancho Humilde oversees production, with Sony Music handling distribution.
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7 . La Perversa – Dejala Que Baile
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“Déjala Que Baile” arrives as La Perversa‘s latest single, weaving R&B with the unmistakable pulse of Reggaeton and Dembow. Raised in Santo Domingo, she channels a lineage of Dominican son into contemporary Latin rhythms. Her music often lingers on themes of love and self-discovery, and this track is no exception. La Perversa first surfaced in the public eye after a viral dance video, later collaborating with Secreto and Farruko. Song featured on the album : Dejala Que Baile
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10 . Lali, Miranda! – Mejor Que Vos
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
Lali Espósito and Miranda! join forces for “Mejor Que Vos,” a synth-driven throwback to the glossy pop of the 80s, released in February 2025. The track melds Lali’s commanding delivery with Miranda!’s polished electropop, weaving a sleek production around a melody steeped in nostalgia. Penned by Lali, Martín D’Agosto, Mauro De Tommaso, and Ale Sergi, the song arrives as the third single from Lali’s forthcoming album. The music video plays with retro aesthetics, featuring Lali in a silver gown while Miranda! embraces theatrical metallic ensembles adorned with mirrors and feathers. The collaboration marks a significant moment for Lali, who grew up admiring Miranda!’s distinct musical identity. Lali, who first gained visibility through Argentine television, transitioned into music with her 2013 album “A Bailar,” gradually carving her space in Latin pop. Miranda!, active since 2001, has long played with electronic textures and flamboyant visuals, sustaining their presence in the Argentine pop landscape.
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9 . Slayter & Cris MJ – Oxy
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“Oxy” brings together Puerto Rican rapper Slayter and Chilean artist Cris MJ, blending reggaeton’s rhythmic pulse with trap’s sharper edges. Cris MJ, born Christopher Andrés Álvarez García in La Serena, Chile, steps into the spotlight after “Una Noche en Medellín” landed him on the Billboard Hot 100. Having worked with Karol G, Ryan Castro, and Duki, he navigates Latin music with calculated moves. Slayter, known for projects like “Block Baby 2” and “CANT FEEL MY FACE,” delivers his street-savvy aesthetic with characteristic ease.
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8 . Oscar Maydon & El Alfa & Victor Mendivil – Bruta
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“BRUTA” brings together Oscar Maydon, El Alfa, and Victor Mendivil in a collaboration that navigates Latin music’s shifting dynamics. Maydon carves his place with a steady stream of singles and partnerships, while El Alfa injects his signature dembow energy. Mendivil, building his repertoire through 2024 and early 2025, enters the mix with tracks such as “El 3” and “Motocicleta,” offering a glimpse into his evolving style. Rancho Humilde oversees production, with Sony Music handling distribution.
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7 . La Perversa – Dejala Que Baile
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“Déjala Que Baile” arrives as La Perversa‘s latest single, weaving R&B with the unmistakable pulse of Reggaeton and Dembow. Raised in Santo Domingo, she channels a lineage of Dominican son into contemporary Latin rhythms. Her music often lingers on themes of love and self-discovery, and this track is no exception. La Perversa first surfaced in the public eye after a viral dance video, later collaborating with Secreto and Farruko. Song featured on the album : Dejala Que Baile
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6 . ROA, Yan Block – Never 2 Late
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
ROA and Yan Block join forces on “Never 2 Late,” a urbano latino track released in December 2024. Yan Block, a Puerto Rican rapper, is known for his Latin urban club hit. ROA, born Gilberto Figueroa on May 28, 1996, navigates reggaeton, trap, and urbano latino with an inventive style. His 2023 debut EP, “Private Suite Vol. 1,” came under Universal Music Latino. He continues releasing music, including “ECLIPSE” featuring Slayter and J Abdiel (August 2024).
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5 . Olga Tañón – El Reclamo
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
Olga Tañón ventures into bachata with “El Reclamo,” a single released in January 2025 under Opción 1 Entertainment, LLC. Known as “La Mujer de Fuego,” she started her career in the 1980s with Las Nenas de Ringo y Jossie before joining Chantelle. Her solo trajectory took shape in the 1990s, leading to seven gold and five platinum albums. She was the first Puerto Rican woman to earn a gold certification in the U.S. with “Nuevos Senderos” in 1996. Her discography includes nearly 40 singles on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart. With multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy wins, she also holds the highest number of Premio Lo Nuestro awards. Music video directed by : Billy Denizard
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4 . Alex Campos – Tu Voz
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“Tu Voz” merges Christian pop with Latin influences, showcasing Alex Campos’ signature style of inspirational lyrics set to melodic arrangements. Campos’ journey into music begins in adolescence, first with a recorder, then forming Misión Vida at 17. His discography includes the platinum-certified “Al Taller del Maestro.” Three Latin Grammy wins mark his career, alongside collaborations with Marcos Witt, Jesús Adrián Romero, and Marcela Gándara. Since 2016, Sony Music has handled his releases. Song featured on the album : Esencia
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3 . Fanny Lu – La Mujer Que Soy
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“La Mujer Que Soy” marks Fanny Lu’s return after a 14-year hiatus from releasing new albums. Released in February 2025, the track serves as both the lead single and title track of her upcoming album, her first full-length project since 2011’s “Felicidad y Perpetua.” Before music, she appeared on Colombian television in the ’90s, transitioning to a recording career in 2006 with “Lágrimas Cálidas.” Across genres and media, she maintains a steady presence in Latin pop. Song featured on the album : La Mujer Que Soy
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2 . La Fiera Típica & Bulín 47 & El Rubio Acordeón – Chupa Pa’
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“Chupa Pa'” brings together La Fiera Típica, Bulín 47, and El Rubio Acordeón in a January 2025 release under Chico Mambo Distribution. Anchored in merengue típico, the track leans into the genre’s signature accordion-driven rhythms. La Fiera Típica previously put out “En Vivo, Vol.2. (En Vivo),” a live album. Bulín 47 enters the year with other releases, including “PraPra” and “Bolón.” El Rubio Acordeón contributes his accordion expertise to the track.
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1 . El Fantasma, Los Dos Carnales – El Jefe Alejandro
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Date Added : Feb 10,2025
“El Jefe Alejandro” brings El Fantasma and Los Dos Carnales together in a corrido that pays homage to a figure of influence. El Fantasma, born Alexander García Meneses in Durango, Mexico, made his mark with “Mi 45” and “Vengo a Aclarar.” Los Dos Carnales, the Quezada brothers from Coahuila, surfaced in the norteño scene with their 2020 hit “El Envidioso.” Released in February 2025, this collaboration merges two prominent voices in regional Mexican music.
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