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Whether these songs originate in Latin America or come from artists around the world who share a common tongue, one thing is certain: Inspiring music knows no borders. This mix of the most uplifting new tunes in Spanish-language Christian pop keeps ties to the present but also connects to something a little more timeless. We regularly update these selections. If you hear something you like, add it to your library.

With more than 50 albums to his credit, Mexico-born evangelical pastor, label owner, and singer Marco Barrientos has been bringing the good news and good vibes to Latin audiences throughout the Americas since 1986. And his sound has only become more alluring over time: A series of energized live albums released during the 2010s—including <I>El Encuentro</I> (The Encounter) and <I>Amenece</I> (Dawn)—diversified praise music's musical appeal with ecstatic guitar rock, rousing ballads, and disco ("De Gloria en Gloria"). Barrientos often augments his rapturous mass choir with fellow Christian pop stars such as Christine D'Clario, Marcela Gándara, and Marcos Brunet.

Evan Craft has carved a unique path through the world of praise & worship. Though the singer/songwriter is primarily known in Spanish-speaking countries, he is in fact an English-speaking believer from California. Learning both Spanish and guitar throughout his teens, Craft decided to bring the two together. The result, as captured on the 2017 smash <I>Yo Soy Segundo</I>, is a contemporary style packed with slinky dance-pop beats and R&B-kissed choruses. Craft also possesses a traditional streak, a quality that shines brightly on “Jesús Vengo a Ti,” a Spanish version of “Jesus I Come” recorded with the praise & worship powerhouse Elevation Worship.