Reggaeton classics. Recommended popular songs.
Among Latin music genres, reggaeton is especially popular.
With a reggae-like sound infused with dance music elements, it’s a genre that’s drawing attention from around the world.
If you’ve ever been to a club, chances are you’ve heard it at least once.
This time, we’re highlighting some essential reggaeton tracks! From brand-new releases to timeless classics loved for years, we’ve picked selections that span generations.
Please sit back and enjoy until the end!
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Reggaeton Classics: Recommended Popular Songs (21–30)
Oye Mi CantoNina Sky
A work set to a Latin beat became a huge hit.
Riding that unstoppable momentum, they kept dropping releases.
It’s a bouncy track—simple yet addictive.
You could say it’s quintessential reggaeton.
The handclaps throughout add a thrilling touch that makes the song memorable.
The chorus is easy to remember, and I think it’ll go over big on the dance floor.
ChantajeShakira
She started music when she was only eight years old.
Her first release was “Tus gafas oscuras,” and the message contained in its lyrics skillfully unfolds the inner emotions surrounding a father grieving the death of his son in a traffic accident.
While a student, she joined a choir, and her talent was such that she was even told her voice was too powerful.
La GozaderaGente de Zona
They might be the most popular artists among Cuban youth.
Not confined solely to the salsa genre, they are bona fide reggaeton artists.
Compared to songs that have been loved for a long time since becoming the standard, the popularity of reggaeton tracks and performers seems not to have declined at all up to the present.
TabooDon Omar
He is from Puerto Rico, and his real name is Omar Landrón.
The album release The Last Don was his first work, marking a spectacular debut.
With a deep, masculine voice and reggaeton sound featuring upbeat, lively elements, he garnered significant attention and achieved worldwide popularity.
Follow The LeaderWisin & Yandel
Wisin & Yandel is a Puerto Rican duo that has remained active in the reggaeton scene since the mid-1990s, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with legendary artists like Daddy.
Known for slick, hip-swaying dance moves and regarded as veterans in Latin hip-hop, they’ve made a major impact.
Wisin’s 2014 solo album featured collaborations with a range of big-name artists and became a major hit in Japan.
ObsesionadoFarruko
He is a heavyweight representative of Puerto Rico’s reggaeton scene.
Farruko began his career in 2006 at just 15 years old, and the gravitas he has at only 24 is incredible! A regular at the Grammys, he has collaborated with major artists like Sean Paul and Shaggy, and he’s a top artist in Puerto Rico whose shows often sell out.
SAKA BOOM REGGAETONPitbull
An artist born to Cuban parents and raised as a second-generation immigrant in Havana, the neighborhood said to have the largest Cuban population.
They are bilingual and speak Spanish, and grew up inspired by the poet José Martí and Miami Bass.
They are a very popular artist in the reggaeton scene.
Be sure to check them out.