Looking to groove to the hottest Latin songs this summer? You've come to the right place. We're listing down the music that's as scorching as the hottest months of the year and will make you burn the floor or your soul with infectious beats and harmonies, as also noted by Billboard.
"Bailando" - Enrique Iglesias, feat. Descemer Bueno and Gente D' Zona
This track is currently sitting on top of the Latin charts and continues to dominate "hottest Latin songs of summer 2014" lists. "'Bailando' is as good as Iglesias' best, and the mix of flamenco, pop and urban make it the perfect summer anthem," Billboard noted. "Yes, we know the verb 'Bailar' in all its tenses has been clichéd to death, but Iglesias has figured out a way to make it cool again."
And, judging by its chart-topping performance, it looks like many agree.
"Eres Mia" - Romeo Santos
This Bachata track is at the number 2 spot on the Latin charts right now, which is a testament to Romeo Santos' white-hot popularity.
"Can't Get Enough" - Becky G feat. Pitbull
This infectious ditty stars 17-year-old Becky G, a Los Angeles native. Thanks to Pitbull's help, this song managed to top the Latin Rhythm Airplay chart and land in many a dance music fan's summer playlists. Becky G's star is on the rise as she heads off to support Katy Perry in the Prismatic World Tour this summer.
"Brasil" - Sante Les Amis
Few Latin songs is more summer-y than this one, which is apparently titled in homage to this year's FIFA tournament. "This fist-pumping, disco-infused track is equally suited to celebrating a win or dancing off a defeat," Billboard said.
"Humanos a Marte" - Chayanne
This song is perfect for long drives or romantic cruises, with the right amount of up tempo and acoustic guitar, making this a fitting celebratory song for all things good and carefree in summer.
"Hasta Que Salga El Sol" - Don Omar
Here's another foot-tapping song that's hard not to dance or bop along to. This track has climbed to the no. 10 spot on the Latin music charts this week.
"6 a.m." - J Balvin Feat. Farruko
"Anyone who's ever partied will in some way relate to this record. It's 6 a.m. And you don't know what the heck happened last night, except it was a killer party?" Billboard noted. Are you nodding along in agreement? No wonder this song has remained in the top 10 on the Latin charts.