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A culture-blending mix of pop, reggaetón, and hip-hop—in English and Spanish. Our editors regularly update this playlist—if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

Reggaetón’s evolution is an unlikely success story. Though today the genre enjoys the spotlight on the global charts and at top-tier festivals, the once-forbidden rhythm earned notoriety in ‘90s-era Puerto Rico for its hedonistic approach. Emerging after Panamanian reggae en Español, and locked in by the skeletal rhythms of Jamaican dembow, genre-defying producers like The Noise, Playero, and DJ Nelson turned the Caribbean style into a dance-floor movement that has been resonating ever since. Vocalist Ivy Queen, influenced by the New York school of hip-hop, started repping female empowerment, and by the turn of the millennium, Daddy Yankee took a more maximalist path that furthered its expansion. By the second coming of reggaetón in the mid-‘10s, Colombian artists J Balvin and Maluma added gloss and sophistication to the urbano format, as did Puerto Rico’s Ozuna and Luis Fonsi—the latter of whom went on to change its course forever with a slinky banger called “Despacito.”

Reggaetón, with its upbeat pulse and irresistibly danceable rhythms, might be the defining sound of modern Latin pop. Whether antiguo or actual, the move remains the same: dale. Our editors regularly update this playlist. If you like a song, add it to your library.

From reggaetón to trap to dancehall and beyond, here's a mix surveying the best that Latin music’s new class has to offer. Whatever the flavor, whatever the genre, the beat reigns supreme. Our editors keep the picks fresh. If you like a track, add it to your library.

Originally a Latino hybrid braiding Jamaican dancehall with American rap and more, reggaetón has evolved into one of the most interesting, dynamic strains of global music. Fierce, danceable, and provocative, this mix is a snapshot of where the sound is now—the pulse pushing the dembow forward. We regularly update this playlist, so if something puts some heat in your step, add it to your library.