Latin music growth has outpaced the overall US market & increased its share

[LilMonst3r 5,544]

Yas come through Latin & hispanic forces 🥳

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18 minutes ago, Jose P said:

Puerto Rico might be USA territory, but it’s considered part of Latin America. Everything down to language and culture makes it a part of Latin America.

Its actually part of the carribean more... 

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28 minutes ago, Kadikaado said:

Thank you so much! It's just reggaeton, even Shakira couldn't have success with a song if she sang in spanish, no matter how good the song was just a few years ago.

 We don't see any brazilian singers, Anitta had one week in hot 100 with her song featuring Cardi B.

  Did Maluma break into the hot100? What are the nationalities of these artists?

  Also it's kind of weird calling "Latin music" when Bad Bunny is from Puerto Rico that is part of the USA.

Umm Shakira actually had a great era with her last spanish album... 

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30 minutes ago, myluis617 said:

Its actually part of the carribean more... 

Yes and the Spanish speaking Caribbean islands are also part of Latin America. I mean, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, you can’t leave those out of the Latin sphere.

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I’m so happy music is more accessible 

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And I’m so here for it

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1 hour ago, Jose P said:

Yes and the Spanish speaking Caribbean islands are also part of Latin America. I mean, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, you can’t leave those out of the Latin sphere.

As a puerto rican I consider myself caribbean but I see what you mean. 

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1 hour ago, VenusHooker said:

I remember those times when English-language music dominated the parties here in Mexico, and now it is reggaeton and other local music that dominates almost a hundred percent.

Same in Brazil, but with our local music of course. It's really difficult to score a hit here if it's not in portuguese.