The Best Latin American Songs of 2010

Looking for a taste of Latin America? Check out our list of the best Latin American songs of 2010! From upbeat bangers to soulful ballads, these tracks represent the best of what the region has to offer.

2010 in Review

2010 was a great year for Latin American music. From reggaeton to cumbia, there was a little something for everyone. Here are some of the best Latin American songs of 2010.

Best Overall Songs

1. “Bilongo” – Enrique Bunbury
2. “ Location” – Calle 13
3. “Déjame Soñar” – Malú
4. “No Te Vayas” – Juanes
5. “Amoral” – Reik
6. “Que Me Quiten Lo Bailao” – Carlos Vives
7. “Algo Contigo” – Victor Manuelle
8. “Hay Amores” – Shakira
9. “Bonito y Sabroso” – Ginobili & The Latin Jazz Collective feat. Néstor Torres
10. “Dos Palabras”- Axel

Best Pop Songs

It was a big year for pop music in Latin America, with a wide variety of sounds and styles making their way onto the airwaves. From reggaeton and pop-rock to traditional ballads and electronic-infused anthems, there was something for everyone in 2010. Here are some of the best pop songs that came out of Latin America this year.

“Mi Primera Vez” by Reik
This Mexican pop-rock band had a huge hit with this single, which quickly rose to the top of the charts and became one of the most popular songs of the year. The catchy tune and upbeat message made it a favorite among both young and old fans alike.

“Que Me pagan?” by Cachete Pechugon
This cheeky reggaeton tune from Colombia was impossible to resist, with its catchy chorus and fun dance moves. The song was a huge hit at clubs and parties all over Latin America, andCachete Pechugon quickly became one of the hottest new names in the genre.

“La Bamba” by Los Acosta
This classic Mexican ballad got a fresh update from Los Acosta, who gave it a contemporary twist that appealed to a new generation of fans. The updated version became an instant classic, and helped keep Los Acosta at the top of the charts all year long.

“Darte un Beso” by Prince Royce
Bachata singer Prince Royce had one of the biggest hits of the year with this sensual ballad, which quickly rose to the top of radio charts all over Latin America. The song’s seductive lyrics and smooth melodies made it a favorite among fans of all ages.

Best Rock Songs

2010 was an incredible year for Latin American rock music, with bands from all over the continent releasing great tracks. Here are our picks for the best rock songs of 2010:

1. “Déjame” by Argentine band Soda Stereo
2. “Tu Carcel” by Mexican band Maná
3. “19 Días y 500 Noches” by Spanish singer Joaquín Sabina
4. “El Primer Día del Resto de Mi Vida” by Chilean band Los Bunkers
5. “No Hay Mal Que Por Bien No Venga” by Colombian group Bomba Estéreo
6. “Latinoamerica” by Cuban rapper pitbull
7. “Mi Sangre” by Venezuelan band Jumbo

Best Hip-Hop Songs

2010 was an amazing year for Latin American music, with a wide range of sounds and styles represented. From traditional ballads to electronic dance music, there was something for everyone. And in the world of hip-hop, 2010 was a particularly strong year.

There were plenty of great hip-hop songs released in 2010, but these 10 tracks stand out as the best of the bunch. Whether they were catchy, thought-provoking, or just plain fun, these songs made a lasting impression on the Latin American hip-hop scene.

So without further ado, here are the 10 best hip-hop songs of 2010:

1) “Calma Pueblo” by Calle 13
2) “No Te Quedes Atrás” by Control Machete
3) “Ella Quiere Hummm” by De La Ghetto feat. Yandel
4) “Déjame Entrar” by El General Gadiel
5) “La Melodía Del Afilador” by El Gran Silencio
6) “Sigo Extrañándote” by J Alvarez feat. Farruko
7) “Hasta Abajo” by Mr. Fox feat. Zion & Lennox
8) “Perdóname” by Daddy Yankee feat. Tego Calderon
9) “Los Infiernos” by N ore feat. Zion & Lennox 10) “Ella Me Levantó” by Reykon feat. Maluma

Best Electronic Songs

The best electronic songs of 2010 proved that electronic dance music isn’t just for the clubs anymore. From ambient soundscapes to driving four-on-the-floor bangers, there was something for everyone this year. Here are our picks for the best of the best.

1.
“C’mon (Catch ‘Em By Surprise)” by Tiësto vs. Diplo

This collaboration between two of dance music’s biggest stars was an instant classic, fusing Tiësto’s signature trance sound with Diplo’s hip-hop and pop sensibilities. The result is a hypnotic track that will keep you coming back for more.

2.
“We No Speak Americano” by Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP

This quirky track sampled an old Italian hit from the 1950s and topped charts around the world, proving that good music knows no boundaries. infectious bassline and catchy vocal hook make it impossible to resist getting up and dancing.

3.
“Barbra Streisand” by Duck Sauce

This goofy ode to the legendary actress and singer was one of the biggest club hits of the year, thanks in large part to its irresistible hook (provided by none other than Barbra Streisand herself). It’s impossible not to smile when you hear this one.

The Year Ahead

As 2010 comes to a close, we take a look back at the best Latin American songs of the year. From Shakira to Carlos Santana, these are the tunes that had us dancing all year long.

What to Expect in 2011

It’s hard to believe that another year has gone by, but as we enter 2011, there are a few things that we can expect in the world of Latin American music. Here are a few of the most anticipated releases:

Mariachi El Bronx – Mariachi El Bronx III (January 25): The Los Angeles-based mariachi punk band is back with their third album, and it is sure to be just as good as the first two. With a mix of traditional mariachi music and punk rock energy, Mariachi El Bronx always puts on a great show.

Gloria Trevi – Gloria (February 1): After spending five years in prison, Mexican pop star Gloria Trevi is finally set to release her first album in over a decade. “Gloria” is sure to be one of the most talked-about albums of the year, and it will be interesting to see how Trevi’s time in prison has affected her music.

Los Tigres del Norte – Jefe de Jefes (March 15): One of the most popular bands in Mexican music, Los Tigres del Norte is set to release a new album in 2011. “Jefe de Jefes” (or “Boss of Bosses”) is sure to be filled with the band’s trademark norteño sound, and it should be another great addition to their already impressive catalog.

Best New Artists to Watch

2010 was an incredible year for Latin music, with new artists breaking onto the scene and established artists continuing to wow fans with their talent. Here are some of the best new artists to watch in the Latin music world:

1. J Balvin: This Colombian reggaeton artist is taking the Latin music world by storm with his catchy beats and playful lyrics. His song “Mi Gente” was one of the biggest hits of the year, and he’s sure to continue delighting fans with his unique sound in the years to come.

2. Ozuna: Another rising star in the reggaeton world, Ozuna is a Puerto Rican artist who is quickly making a name for himself. His songs “Dile Que Tu Me Quieres” and “Tu Foto” were huge hits in Latin America, and he’s sure to continue gaining popularity in the years to come.

3. Karol G: This Colombian singer-songwriter is known for her catchy pop songs with a Latin twist. Her song “Ahora Me Llama” was one of the biggest hits of the year, and she has won over fans with her infectious style.

4. Naya Rivera: A former star of the hit TV show “Glee,” Naya Rivera released her debut album “Sorry Not Sorry” in 2017 and immediately turned heads with her powerful vocals and R&B/pop sound. She is quickly becoming one of the most popular Latin artists in the United States, and it’s clear that she has a promising career ahead of her.

5. Ana Karina Manco: This Peruvian singer-songwriter made waves in 2010 with her debut album “Pueblo Mágico,” which showcased her ethereal voice and folk-influenced sound. She is sure to continue winning over fans with her beautiful music in the years to come.

Most Anticipated Albums of 2011

It’s hard to believe that 2010 is already coming to a close, and that means it’s time to start looking ahead to next year. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of the most anticipated albums of 2011. These are the releases that we’re most looking forward to, and we hope you are too.

1. J Balvin – “Real”
2. Reykon – “Los Legendarios”
3. Maluma – “Magia”
4. Nengo Flow – “Real G4 Life 2.0”
5. Cosculluela – “El Genero GNV FLA”
6. Zion & Lennox – “Motivando al Compañero 2″
7. De La Ghetto – “Masacre Musical 2″
8. Arcangel – “Sentimiento, Elegia y Maldad 2″
9. Farruko – “Los Menores”
10. Anuel AA – “Real Hasta La Muerte 2″