Paulina Rubio Dosamantes (* 17. Mit Latin Pop Night erlebst du ein einmaliges Live-Event, welches das Genre mit Pauken, Trompeten und spanischer Gitarre … This is a song about grabbing the night by the hand and squeezing for dear mercy because the sun may not come out tomorrow. “Bonito y Sabroso,” the most dynamic of the songs recorded by Cuban mambo masters Pérez Prado and Benny Moré, serves as a guidepost to the genre’s Golden Age.

"Sin Bandera" sind der Leonel García, geb. But it was the Sean Paul-assisted Spanglish remix, however, that helped “Bailando” reach crossover audiences – it peaked at Number 12 on the Hot 100 chart, one of the few songs primarily in Spanish ever to do so. Bomba has been keeping it lit ever since.

Sung completely in Spanish, the song’s success is bolstered by its inescapable hook, which found countless non-Spanish-speaking listeners around the world belting its catchy lyrics. Its hopeful spirit even made its way to the divine, with Juanes performing the song before Pope Francis in 2015. , DJ Sheeqo Beat, DJ Otto and former member Erick Rincon updated traditional Latin American sounds with the futuristic ambitions of EDM. Scrobble Songs und erhalte Empfehlungen zu Titeln, die dir gefallen könnten.

So since that day, all we play is Santana music.” , Puerto Rican vocalist Héctor Lavoe was a real-life superhero of salsa, a diamond in the rough who could channel the full range of human emotions in a single fleeting note. Repeated cries of “dime cuándo tú vas a volver” (“tell me when you’ll return”) add a level of paranoia to the saga of this lovestruck Romeo in a transcendent finale. A tribute to Marc Anthony’s crossover success came during Latin pop’s late Nineties takeover, along with Ricky Martin, and ex-wife/collaborator J.Lo.

Tego’s formal introduction to the game not only helped revolutionize Puerto Rican music in North America, but also worldwide. With “Oye Como Va,” Santana successfully set the stage for the Seventies salsa movement and the wider Latin music explosion. American fans may cite his English-language crossover, hallmarked by his 1998 single “Livin’ La Vida Loca,” as the defining moment of Martin’s career; but before he beguiled English speakers with “She Bangs,” he had the rest of the world swooning upon the 1995 release of “María,” his first of many international hits.

Seit dem 10.…Juanes (* 9. Yet as the “forbidden dance” died and its covers faded from the charts, “Lambada” remains an essential track. Valens successfully merged the worlds of Latin American music and American rock in his take, adopting a California surf vibe while keeping the Spanish-language lyrics intact.

Frustrated by writer’s block, Venegas tore up the playbook in search of pop perfection, resulting in her 2003 album . The song’s crossover appeal is largely due to its Americanized take on Cuban conga music; digestible English-language lyrics; an irresistible melody sanitized by heavy Eighties synths and drum machines; and a welcoming message to the international dance floor: “Don’t you worry if you can’t dance/Let the music move your feet.” This winning formula became Miami Sound Machine’s and Estefan’s signature sound and helped establish traditional Latin rhythms as part of the wider American pop canon. The fact that this reggaeton-meets-Latin-pop hybrid is primarily in Spanish further amplifies its universal appeal.

The song’s brilliant use of a traditional pan flute bridged Maná’s folk roots within a modern rock framework – a move that would resonate with millions of young Latin American fans worldwide and ensure the band’s lasting legacy for generations to come. Mach dich auf die erste Latin Pop Night gefasst und sei dabei, wenn internationale Live-Acts 2021 das Beste von Gloria Estefan bis Santana schmettern!.