2020 in Latin music

Overview of the events of 2020 in Latin music

Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny was named Top Latin Artist of the Year in the United States by Billboard for the second time in a row.[1]

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The following is a list of events and new music that happened or are expected to happen in 2020 in the Latin music industry. Latin regions include Ibero-America, Spain, Portugal, and the United States.

## Events

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### January–March

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* January 6 – "Despacito" by Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee becomes the highest-certified song of all-time in the United States after receiving a 13× platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America for units of over 13 million sales plus track-equivalent streams.[2][3]
* January 20 – The 1st Annual Premios Odeón take place at the Teatro Real in Madrid.[4]
* #ElDisco by Alejandro Sanz wins Album of the Year.[5]
* Don Patricio and Cruz Cafuné win the Song of the Year award for the hit single "Contando Lunares".[6]
* Aitana wins the award for Best New Artist.[7]
* Colombian band Morat wins the award for Best Latin Artist.[6]
* The music video for "Con Altura", by Rosalía, J Balvin and El Guincho, wins the Video of the Year award.[6]
* January 26 – The 62nd Grammy Awards are held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.[8][9]
* Alejandro Sanz receives his fourth career Grammy Award by winning Best Latin Pop Album for El Disco.[10]
* Rosalía wins her first Grammy Award by winning Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album for El Mal Querer.[11]
* Mariachi Los Camperos receives their second career Grammy Award by winning Best Regional Mexican Music Album for De Ayer Para Siempre.[12]
* Marc Anthony's Opus and Aymée Nuviola's A Journey Through Cuban Music both win Best Tropical Latin Album. Anthony receives his third career Grammy Award, while Nuviola wins her first one.[13][14]
* Chick Corea's Antidote garners his 23rd career Grammy Award by winning Best Latin Jazz Album and extends his record for the artist with most wins in jazz categories.[15]
* February 20 – The 32nd Annual Lo Nuestro Awards are held at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida.[16]
* Daddy Yankee is the artist with most wins, with 7, including Artist of the Year and Single of the Year and Song of the Year for "Con Calma"; the latter two shared with Canadian rapper Snow.
* Oasis by J Balvin and Bad Bunny wins Album of the Year.
* Rosalía and Lunay win New Female Artist and New Male Artist, respectively.
* February 29 – "Tiburones" by Ricky Martin entered the US Hot Latin Songs chart, thus he became the first and only artist in history to enter the chart across five decades, including his work as part of Menudo.[17]
* March 8 – Bad Bunny's second studio album YHLQMDLG (Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana) achieves the highest peak for a completely-Spanish-language album in the United States by debuting at number two, surpassing Shakira's Fijación Oral, Vol. 1 and Maná's Amar Es Combatir number four peaks. It also breaks the record for the largest streaming week for a Latin album, with 201.4 million streams, surpassing Ozuna's Aura. Additionally, all tracks from YHLQMDLG enter the US Hot Latin Songs chart in the album's debut week, with eight in the top 10 and 20 in the top 25. Bad Bunny also breaks the record for the most Spanish-language songs simultaneously charting on the Billboard Hot 100, with 11.[18]
* March 17 – Due to concerns of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Billboard Latin Music Awards and Latinfest+, which was scheduled for April 20–23, have been postponed.[19]

### April–June

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* April 2 – Following the complaints of reggaeton acts due to the Latin Record Academy not nominating reggaeton songs for its general fields' categories at the 20th Latin Grammy Awards, two new categories were created for the 2020 edition: Best Reggaeton Performance and Best Best Rap/Hip-Hop Song. A Best Pop/Rock Song category will also be introduced.[20]
* May 16 – The 9th Premios Nuestra Tierra take place live from a studio in Bogotá to celebrate the best in Colombian music.[21]
* J Balvin wins Artist of the Year,
* Fantasía by Sebastián Yatra wins Album of the Year.
* "Tusa" by Karol G and Nicki Minaj wins Song of the Year.
* Camilo wins Best New Artist.
* May 30 – Many artists reunite at 'Se Agradece' a virtual music festival organized by Mexican TV network TeleHit, to celebrate those who fight against COVID-19.[22]

### July–September

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* July 7 – The 28th Annual ASCAP Latin Awards are held virtually from Colombia hosted by Greeicy and Mike Bahía.[23]
* "Con Calma" by Daddy Yankee wins Song of the Year.
* Romeo Santos wins Songwriter/Artist of the Year.
* Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny wins Songwriter of the Year.
* July 13 – Colombian reggaeton singer Karol G reveals that she had tested positive for COVID-19 a few weeks earlier.[24]
* July 15 – The 5th Premios Pulsar take place live from a studio in Santiago to celebrate the best in Chilean music.[25]
* Cami wins Artist of the Year.
* Naturaleza Muerta by Como Asesinar a Felipes wins Album of the Year.
* "Aquí Estoy" by Cami wins Song of the Year.
* Simón Campusano wins Best New Artist.
* August 8 – "Carita de Inocente" by Prince Royce sets a new record on the Billboard Latin Tropical Airplay chart as longest-running number-one song with 20 weeks.[26]
* August 13 \- Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin reveals at the Premios Juventud he had tested positive for COVID-19.[27]
* August 15 – Billboard revamps the Latin Pop Airplay chart to reflect overall airplay of Latin pop music on Latin radio stations. Instead of ranking songs being played on Latin-pop stations, rankings are determined by the amount of airplay Latin-pop songs receive on stations that play Latin music regardless of genre. "Fútbol y Rumba" by Anuel AA featuring Enrique Iglesias becomes the first number-one song on the chart following the changes to it.[28]
* August 30 – "Qué Pena" by Maluma and J Balvin wins Best Latin at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards.[29]
* September 14 – Billboard launches two new weekly charts, the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Exclusive U.S.
* The Billboard Global 200 is inclusive of worldwide songs while Billboard Global Excl. U.S. focuses on all territories outside the United States. Both collate sales and streaming data from more than 200 territories, with rankings based on a weighted formula incorporating official-only streams on both subscription and ad-supported tiers of leading digital platforms, and downloads from key online music retailers.[30]
* "Hawái" by Colombian singer Maluma becomes the first song to top the inaugural Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart.[31]
* September 15 – Billboard ranks the 50 best Latin songs of all time including releases by Selena, Marc Anthony, Juan Luis Guerra, Luis Fonsi, Shakira, Ricky Martin, and Rosalía among others. "A Dios le Pido" by Juanes was named the best one by the magazine.[32]
* September 18 – The 22nd Premios Gardel take place live from a studio in Buenos Aires to celebrate the best in Argentinian music.[33]
* Lebón & Co. by David Lebón wins Album of the Year.
* "Canguro" by Wos wins Song of the Year.
* Lebón & Co. by David Lebón wins Record of the Year.
* Wos win Best New Artist.
* September 22 – Rolling Stone update their list of "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time" for the first time since 2012 including six Latin recordings.[34]
* El Mal Querer (2018) by Rosalía is named the Best Latin Album of all time, reaching the 315th spot on the list.
* X 100pre (2018) by Bad Bunny places at 447.
* Clandestino (1998) by Manu Chao places at 469.
* Barrio Fino (2004) by Daddy Yankee places at 473.
* Amor Prohibido (1994) by Selena places at 479.
* Dónde Están los Ladrones? (1998) by Shakira places at 496.

### October–December

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* October 19 – Billboard launches the "Greatest of All-time Latin Artists chart. The list is based on the artist's performance on both the Billboard Hot Latin Songs and Top Latin Albums charts since both their inceptions in 1986 and 1993 respectively. Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias tops the chart and is followed by Luis Miguel, Selena, Marco Antonio Solís, and Vicente Fernández.[35]
* October 21 – The 2020 Billboard Latin Music Awards are held at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Florida.[36]
* Puerto Rican reggaeton rappers Daddy Yankee and Bad Bunny are the biggest winners with both artists receiving seven awards.
* October 22 – "Decepciones" by Alejandro Fernández and Calibre 50 becomes the latter's 17th number-one song on the Billboard Regional Mexican Airplay chart. With this achievement, they are the act with the most number-one songs on the chart, breaking a three-way tie with Conjunto Primavera and Intocable. It is also Fernández's third number-song on the chart.[37]
* November 8 – The 27th MTV Europe Music Awards air on MTV.[38]
* Karol G wins Best Latin.
* Pabllo Vittar wins Best Brazilian Act.
* Danna Paola wins Best Latin America North Act.
* Sebastián Yatra wins Best Latin America Central Act.
* Lali wins Best Latin America South Act.
* Fernando Daniel wins Best Portuguese Act.
* La La Love You wins Best Spanish Act.
* November 19 – The 21st Annual Latin Grammy Awards take place at the American Airlines Arena in Miami.
* Un Canto Por México, Vol. 1 by Natalia Lafourcade wins Album of the Year.
* "Contigo" by Alejandro Sanz wins Record of the Year.
* "René" by Residente wins Song of the Year.
* Mike Bahía wins Best New Artist.
* Rosalía (Best Urban Song; Best Urban Fusion/Performance; Best Short Form Music Video), Natalia Lafourcade (Album of the Year; Best Alternative Song; Best Regional Song) and Carlos Vives (Best Contemporany Tropical/Tropical Fusion Album; Best Tropical Song; Best Long Form Music Video) become the most awarded acts of the night. J Balvin, who was the most nominated artist of the night with 13 nominations, only took the award for Best Urban Album for Colores.
* November 27 – All tracks from Bad Bunny's third solo studio album El Último Tour del Mundo debut at the top 30 of the Spotify Global chart. "La Noche de Anoche", his collaboration with Rosalía, marks the record for the most streamed song sung in Spanish in 24 hours in history with 6.63 million streams in a single day.[citation needed]
* December 5 – The 15th LOS40 Music Awards take place in a television set in Madrid.[39]
* En Tus Planes by David Bisbal wins Best Spanish Album.
* "Si Tú la Quieres" by David Bisbal and Aitana wins Best Spanish Song.
* Maluma wins Best Latin Artist.
* "Hawái" by Maluma wins Best Latin Song.
* December 12
* El Último Tour del Mundo by Bad Bunny becomes the first album completely sung in Spanish to reach number-one on the Billboard 200.[40]
* Bad Bunny is also the first Latin artist to reach number-one on the Billboard Global 200 chart with his song "Dakiti" (a duet with Jhay Cortez).[41]

## Number-one albums and singles by country

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* List of Billboard Argentina Hot 100 number-one singles of 2020
* List of number-one albums of 2020 (Mexico)
* List of number-one songs of 2020 (Mexico)
* List of number-one albums of 2020 (Portugal)
* List of number-one albums of 2020 (Spain)

* List of number-one singles of 2020 (Spain)
* List of number-one Billboard Latin Albums from the 2010s
* List of Billboard number-one Latin songs of 2020
* List of number-one Billboard Regional Mexican Songs of 2020
* List of number-one songs of 2020 (Puerto Rico)

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## Awards

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### Latin music awards

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* 32nd Lo Nuestro Awards
* 2020 Billboard Latin Music Awards
* 2020 Latin Grammy Awards
* 2020 Heat Latin Music Awards
* 2020 MTV Millennial Awards

### Awards with Latin categories

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* 27th Billboard Music Awards
* 62nd Grammy Awards
* 7th iHeartRadio Music Awards
* 15th Los40 Music Awards
* 37th MTV Video Music Awards
* 22nd Teen Choice Awards
* 1st Premios Odeón

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## Spanish-language songs on the Billboard Hot 100

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The Billboard Hot 100 ranks the most-played songs in the United States based on sales (physical and digital), radio play, and online streaming. Also included are certifications awarded by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), both standard and Latin. In 2020, a total of 19 Spanish-language songs have debuted in the Billboard Hot 100. From the Latin songs released in 2020, "Dakiti" by Bad Bunny and Jhay Cortez has been the highest-peaking of the year, having reached number 5.

Song  | Performer(s)  | Entry  | Peak  | Weeks  | RIAA certification  | Ref.

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2017 entries
"Feliz Navidad"  | José Feliciano | January 7, 2017  | 6  | 37  |  | [42]
2019 entries
"China"  | Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G, Ozuna and J Balvin | August 3, 2019  | 43  | 18  | Gold (Latin)[43] | [44]
"Loco Contigo"  | DJ Snake, J Balvin and Tyga | October 5, 2019  | 95  | 2  | Platinum[45] | [46]
"Tusa"  | Karol G and Nicki Minaj | November 23, 2019  | 42  | 21  | 41× Platinum (Latin)[47] | [48]
"Ritmo (Bad Boys for Life)"  | Black Eyed Peas and J Balvin  | November 30, 2019  | 26  | 27  | 2× Platinum[45] | [46]
"Vete"  | Bad Bunny | December 7, 2019  | 33  | 18  | 27× Platinum (Latin)[49] | [50]
2020 entries
"KEII"  | Anuel AA  | February 22, 2020  | 83  | 1  |  | [44]
"Ignorantes"  | Bad Bunny featuring Sech | February 29, 2020  | 49  | 3  | 15× Platinum (Latin)[49] | [50]
"Si Veo a Tu Mamá"  | Bad Bunny  | March 14, 2020  | 32  | 5  | 17× Platinum (Latin)[49]
"La Difícil"  | 33  | 5  | 15× Platinum (Latin)[49]
"Yo Perreo Sola"  | 53  | 17  | 24× Platinum (Latin)[49]
"La Santa"  | Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee | 53  | 2  | 12× Platinum (Latin)[49]
"Pero Ya No"  | Bad Bunny  | 63  | 1  |
"Safaera"  | Bad Bunny, Jowell & Randy and Ñengo Flow | 81  | 7  | 21× Platinum (Latin)[49]
"Bichiyal"  | Bad Bunny and Yaviah | 89  | 1  |
"Solía"  | Bad Bunny  | 94  | 1  |
"Está Cabrón Ser Yo"  | Bad Bunny and Anuel AA  | 97  | 1  |
"Sigues Con Él"  | Arcángel and Sech  | April 25, 2020  | 78  | 3  |  | [51]
"TKN"  | Rosalía and Travis Scott | June 13, 2020  | 66  | 1  | Gold[52] | [53]
"Hasta Que Dios Diga"  | Anuel AA and Bad Bunny  | 86  | 1  |  | [44]
"Mamacita"  | Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul | June 20, 2020  | 62  | 11  | Gold[54] | [55]
"Yaya"  | 6ix9ine | July 18, 2020  | 99  | 1  |  | [56]
"Un Día (One Day)"  | J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny and Tainy | August 8, 2020  | 63  | 14  | 15× Platinum (Latin)[45] | [46]
"La Jeepeta"  | Nio García, Anuel AA, Myke Towers, Brray and Juanka  | August 22, 2020  | 93  | 10  | 16× Platinum (Latin)[43] | [44]
"Caramelo"  | Ozuna, Karol G and Myke Towers  | August 29, 2020  | 76  | 10  |  | [55]
"Hawái"  | Maluma (solo or featuring The Weeknd)  | September 5, 2020  | 12  | 21  | 62× Platinum (combined) (Latin)[57] | [58]
"Relación"  | Sech, Daddy Yankee and J Balvin feat. Rosalía and Farruko | September 19, 2020  | 64  | 11  | Diamond (Latin)[59] | [51]
"Me Gusta"  | Anitta featuring Cardi B and Myke Towers  | October 3, 2020  | 91  | 1  |  | [60]
"Ay, Dios Mío!"  | Karol G  | October 10, 2020  | 94  | 1  | 15× Platinum (Latin)[47] | [48]
"La Tóxica"  | Farruko  | November 7, 2020  | 95  | 4  | 8× Platinum (Latin)[61] | [62]
"Dakiti"  | Bad Bunny and Jhay Cortez | November 14, 2020  | 5  | 28  | 24× Platinum (Latin)[49] | [50]
"Bichota"  | Karol G  | December 5, 2020  | 72  | 13  | 20× Platinum (Latin)[47] | [48]
"La Noche de Anoche"  | Bad Bunny and Rosalía  | December 12, 2020  | 53  | 17  |  | [50]
"Te Mudaste"  | Bad Bunny  | 60  | 2  |
"Yo Visto Así"  | 64  | 1  |
"Haciendo Que Me Amas"  | 72  | 1  |
"Te Deseo Lo Mejor"  | 74  | 1  |
"Booker T"  | 78  | 1  |
"El Mundo Es Mío"  | 79  | 1  |
"Hoy Cobré"  | 81  | 1  |
"Maldita Pobreza"  | 87  | 1  |
"La Droga"  | 94  | 1  |

## Spanish and Portuguese-language songs on the Billboard Global 200

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On September 19, 2020, Billboard established the Global 200 chart, which ranks the top songs globally based on digital sales and online streaming from over 200 territories worldwide. The list displays every song in Spanish and Portuguese that has ranked on this chart in 2020 since its inception. "Dakiti by Bad Bunny and Jhay Cortez became the first Latin song to top the chart. Four other Latin songs reached the top-ten in 2020.

Song  | Performer(s)  | Entry  | Peak  | Weeks  | Ref.

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"Hawái"  | Maluma (solo or featuring The Weeknd)  | September 19, 2020  | 3  | 60  | [63]
"Relación"  | Sech, Daddy Yankee and J Balvin featuring Rosalía and Farruko | 13  | 31  | [64]
"Caramelo"  | Ozuna, Karol G and Myke Towers | 16  | 26  | [65]
"Ay, Dios Mío!"  | Karol G | 25  | 20  | [66]
"Tattoo"  | Rauw Alejandro and Camilo | 28  | 22  | [67]
"La Jeepeta"  | Nio García, Anuel AA, Myke Towers, Brray, and Juanka  | 29  | 19  | [68]
"Un Día (One Day)"  | J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny, and Tainy | 30  | 30  | [69]
"La Curiosidad"  | DJ Nelson featuring Jay Wheeler & Myke Towers | 40  | 51  | [70]
"Agua"  | Tainy and J Balvin | 46  | 11  | [69]
"Mamacita"  | Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul  | 65  | 7  | [65]
"Porfa"  | Feid, J Balvin, Maluma, Nicky Jam, Sech and Justin Quiles | 79  | 8  | [69]
"Mi Cuarto"  | Jerry Di  | 81  | 12  | [71]
"Elegí"  | Lenny Tavárez, Rauw Alejandro, Dalex, and Dímelo Flow | 98  | 5  | [72]
"Mamichula"  | Trueno, Nicki Nicole, featuring Taiu, Bizarrap and Tattool  | 100  | 7  | [73]
"Del Mar"  | Ozuna, Doja Cat, and Sia | 101  | 2  | [65]
"Tusa"  | Karol G, and Nicki Minaj | 109  | 18  | [66]
"Ayer Me Llamó Mi Ex"  | Khea, Lenny Santos, Natti Natasha, and Prince Royce | 77  | 7  | [74]
"TKN"  | Rosalía and Travis Scott | 126  | 3  | [75]
"Despacito"  | Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee featuring Justin Bieber | 114  | 91  | [76]
"Yo Perreo Sola"  | Bad Bunny | 79  | 11  | [77]
"Dream Girl"  | Ir-Sais and Rauw Alejandro | 157  | 2  | [72]
"Sigues Con Él"  | Arcángel and Sech | 159  | 7  | [64]
"ADMV"  | Maluma | 165  | 1  | [63]
"Azul"  | J Balvin | 166  | 4  | [69]
"Despeinada"  | Ozuna and Camilo | 54  | 16  | [67]
"Parce"  | Maluma featuring Lenny Tavárez and Justin Quiles | 49  | 21  | [63]
"Ritmo (Bad Boys for Life)"  | Black Eyed Peas and J Balvin | 173  | 2  | [69]
"Favorito"  | Camilo | 200  | 1  | [67]
"Una Locura"  | Ozuna, J Balvin, and Chencho Corleone | September 26, 2020  | 74  | 20  | [65]
"Don Don"  | Daddy Yankee, Anuel AA, and Kendo Kaponi  | 101  | 3  | [76]
"La Tóxica"  | Farruko | 24  | 25  | [78]
"Me Gusta"  | Anitta featuring Cardi B and Myke Towers | October 3, 2020  | 37  | 6  | [70]
"Se Te Nota"  | Lele Pons and Guaynaa | 44  | 18  | [79]
"Safaera"  | Bad Bunny, Jowell & Randy and Ñengo Flow | 186  | 2  | [77]
"Jeans"  | Justin Quiles | 78  | 13  | [80]
"+Linda"  | Dalex, Arcángel, Manuel Turizo, De la Ghetto and Beéle  | 193  | 1  | [81]
"Vida de Rico"  | Camilo | October 10, 2020  | 29  | 24  | [67]
"Pa' Ti"  | Jennifer Lopez and Maluma | 106  | 1  | [63]
"La Nota"  | Manuel Turizo, Myke Towers, and Rauw Alejandro | October 24, 2020  | 59  | 24  | [70]
"Mi Niña"  | Los Legendarios, Wisin and Myke Towers | 82  | 20  | [70]
"Bichota"  | Karol G | November 7, 2020  | 7  | 30  | [66]
"Recairei"  | Os Barões da Pisadinha  | 178  | 2  | [82]
"Madrid"  | Maluma and Myke Towers | 193  | 1  | [63]
"Chica Ideal"  | Guaynaa and Sebastián Yatra | 74  | 18  | [79]
"Dakiti"  | Bad Bunny and Jhay Cortez | November 14, 2020  | 1  | 108  | [77]
"Reloj"  | Rauw Alejandro and Anuel AA | 41  | 33  | [68]
"Diosa"  | Myke Towers, Natti Natasha, and Anuel AA | 135  | 2  | [68]
"Tú Me Dejaste de Querer"  | C. Tangana featuring Niño de Elche and La Húngara | November 21, 2020  | 83  | 3  | [83]
"La Luz"  | Sech and J Balvin | 180  | 1  | [64]
"Dime Cómo Quieres"  | Christian Nodal and Ángela Aguilar | November 28, 2020  | 89  | 3  | [84]
"De Cora <3"  | Rauw Alejandro and J Balvin | 145  | 1  | [69]
"Ilusão (Cracolândia)"  | MC Hariel, Alok, and MC Ryan SP featuring MC Davi and Salvador da Rima  | 178  | 1  | [85]
"Feliz Navidad"  | José Feliciano | 5  | 31  | [86]
"Polvo"  | Nicky Jam and Myke Towers | December 5, 2020  | 173  | 5  | [70]
"La Noche de Anoche"  | Bad Bunny and Rosalía | December 12, 2020  | 7  | 37  | [77]
"Te Mudaste"  | Bad Bunny | 19  | 17  | [77]
"Yo Visto Así"  | 25  | 2  | [77]
"Haciendo Que Me Amas"  | 29  | 3  | [77]
"Te Deseo lo Mejor"  | 39  | 2  | [77]
"Booker T"  | 45  | 8  | [77]
"El Mundo es Mío"  | 53  | 1  | [77]
"Hoy Cobré"  | 54  | 1  | [77]
"Maldita Pobreza"  | 59  | 1  | [77]
"La Droga"  | 60  | 1  | [77]
"Antes Que Se Acabe"  | 71  | 1  | [77]
"Sorry Papi"  | 72  | 1  | [77]
"120"  | 76  | 1  | [77]
"Trellas"  | 83  | 1  | [77]
"Amor ou o Litrão (Brega Funk)"  | Mila, Menor Nico, and Petter Ferraz  | December 19, 2020  | 125  | 2  | [87]
"Bebé"  | Camilo and El Alfa | 59  | 14  | [67]
"Hecha Pa' Mí"  | Boza | December 26, 2020  | 43  | 22  | [88]

## Albums released

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The following is a list of notable Latin albums (music performed in Spanish or Portuguese)[A] that have been released in Latin America, Spain, Portugal, or the United States in 2020.

### First-quarter

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#### January

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Day  | Title  | Artist  | Genre(s)  | Singles  | Label

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3  | En Tus Planes | David Bisbal | Latin pop |  | Universal Spain
10  | Moonlight922 | Cruz Cafuné  | Trap pop |  | MÉCÉN Ent.
Ventura | Suu  | Pop |  | Halley Records
Disco Estimulante | Hello Seahorse! | Latin alternative |  | ONErpm
Fazendo Samba | Moacyr Luz and Samba do Trabalhador  | Samba |  | Biscoito Fino
16  | Caetano Veloso & Ivan Sacerdote | Caetano Veloso and Ivan Sacerdote  | MPB |  | Uns Produções, Universal Music International
Sonidos Que Cuentan | Veleta Roja  | Children's  |  | Veleta Roja Editions
17  | Élite | La Zowi | Experimental trap  |  | La Vendicion
Lina_Raül Refree | Lina, Raül Refree | Fado |  | Glitterbeat
24  | Easy Money Baby | Myke Towers | Reggaeton |  | White World
Famouz Reloaded | Jhay Cortez | Reggaeton  |  | Universal Latino
Origen | Fuel Fandango  | Electro funk  |  | Warner Music
#Isso é Churrasco (Ao Vivo) [Deluxe] | Fernando & Sorocaba  | Música sertaneja |  | Sony Music Brasil
30  | Tardo Antiguo | Antonio Campos  | Flamenco |  | La Voz del Flamenco
31  | Cortocircuitos | Mr. Kilombo  | Pop  |  | Kilombo Records
Sanación | María José Llergo  | New flamenco |  | Sony Music Spain
Sauce Boyz | Eladio Carrion  | Latin trap  |  | Rimas
Un Planeta Llamado Nosotros | Maldita Nerea | Pop rock |  | Sony Music Spain

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Day  | Title  | Artist  | Genre(s)  | Singles  | Label

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7  | Alter Ego | Prince Royce | Bachata | "El Clavo"
"El Clavo" (remix)
"Adicto"
"Cúrame"
"Morir Solo"
"Trampa"
"Dec. 21"
"Cita"
"Carita de Inocente"
"Luna Negra"  | Sony Music Latin
Donde Nace el Infarto | Ciudad Jara  | Rock |  | El Último Pasillo
Perreamos? | Young Cister  | Reggaeton  |  | Sony Music Chile
SIE7E + | Danna Paola | Latin pop  | "Sodio"  | Universal Mexico
A La Medianoche | Elevation Worship | Latin Christian |  | Elevation Worship
Creme De La Creme | Jory Boy | Reggaeton |  | Young Boss Entertainment
12  | Martinho 8.0 - Bandeira da Fé: Um Concerto Pop-Clássico (Ao Vivo) | Martinho da Vila | Samba |  | Sony Music Brasil
14  | Corazon Tumbado | Natanael Cano  | Corridos trap  |  | Rancho Humilde
Hecho en México | Alejandro Fernández | Ranchera | "Caballero"  | Universal Latino
Marjorie | Núria Graham | Indie pop | "Connemara"  | Primavera Labels
Recuerdos un poco antes y un poco despues de conocer a 1 xico (el mio) | Rebe  | Indie  |  | Jeanne d'Arc Records
Tu Veneno Mortal | Eslabon Armado  | Regional Mexican  |  | DEL
Mi Derriengue | Riccie Oriach  | Tropical fusion |  | Círculo Cuadrado
20  | Ilus3 | Ezequiel Benitez  | Flamenco |  | Lb Flamenco, Belayo Producciones
21  | Ataque Celeste | El Columpio Asesino  | Synth-pop |  | Oso Polita Records
Bailando en la Batalla | Nil Moliner  | Catalan rumba | "El Despertar"
"Soldadito de Hierro"
"Déjame Escapar"
"Cien Por Cien"
"Bailando"  | Warner Music Spain
Más Caro, Que Ayer | Gerardo Ortíz | Banda |  | Sony Music Latin
O Método | Rodrigo Leão | New-age |  | Warner Music Portugal
Acabadabra | Juan Galeano  | Pop rock  |  | Warner Music Portugal
De Terán Para El Mundo | Buyuchek and La Abuela Irma Silva  | Norteño |  | Fonovisa
28  | La Gran Onada | Sopa de Cabra | Indie pop  |  | Promo Arts Music
Remendar el Caos | KeTeKalles  | Various  |  | Independent
Viene de Largo | Najwa | Experimental |  | Warner Music Spain
29  | Puro Ocio | Verto  | Rap |  | Independent
YHLQMDLG | Bad Bunny | Reggaeton · Latin trap | "Vete"
"Ignorantes"
"La Difícil"
"Yo Perreo Sola"  | Rimas Entertainment

#### March

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6  | Bestieza | Los Enemigos  | Rock  |  | Alkilo Discos
És Per Tu I Per Mi | Marialluïsa  | Indie  |  | Primavera Labels
Perreo Hasta la Muerte 2.5 | Yung Beef  | Trap  |  | La Vendición Records
Valhalla (Vol.1) | 31FAM  | Trap |  | Delirics
Caminemos con Jesús | Tony Alonso  | Latin Christian |  | Gia Publications
11  | The Juliet Letters | Cuarteto Latinoamericano and Elena Rivera  | Classical |  | Cuarteto Latinoamericano
13  | EP2 | Natalia Lacunza | Glitch pop | "Olvídate de Mí"
"Algo Duele Más"
"A Otro Lado"  | Universal Music Spain
Gominola | Chico Blanco  | Rap  |  | Independent
Mais Antigo | Bispo  | Rap |  | Sony Music Portugal
Sorry For the Wait | Herencia de Patrones  | Regional Mexican  |  | Rancho Humilde
The Kids That Grew Up On Reggaeton | Tainy | Reggaeton  |  | NEON16
La Conquista del Espacio | Fito Páez | Rock en español |  | Sony Music Argentina
Letrux Aos Prantos | Letícia Novaes | Brazilian rock |  | Altafonte
Churrasco do Teló, Vol. 2 (Ao Vivo) | Michel Teló | Música sertaneja |  | Som Livre
18  | Vivir | Naike Ponce  | Flamenco |  | RockCD
20  | Colores | J Balvin | Reggaeton  | "Morado"
"Blanco"
"Rojo"
"Amarillo"  | Universal Latin
Impulso | Dvicio | Pop  |  | Sony Music
Modo Avión | Dalex | Urbano  |  | Rich Music
Triángulo De Amor Bizarro | Triángulo De Amor Bizarro | Indie rock |  | Mushroom Pillow
Ventanas | Niños Mutantes  | Indie pop  |  | Ernie Records
Ubicación en Tiempo Real | Barbi Recanati  | Latin alternative  |  | Goza
A los 4 Vientos, Vol. 1 (Ranchero) | Eugenia León | Ranchera |  | Eugenia León
Bailando Sones y Huapangos con el Mariachi Sol de México de José Hernández | Mariachi Sol de Mexico de José Hernández  | Mariachi |  | Serenata
Soldados | Alex Campos | Latin Christian |  | Alex Campos
24  | 111 | Pabllo Vittar | Dance pop | "Clima Quente"
"Timida"
"Rajadao"  | Sony Music
José Antônio Rezende de Almeida Prado: Piano Concerto No. 1 - Aurora - Concerto Fribourgeois | Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra and Sonia Rubinsk  | Classical |  | Naxos
26  | Por Mais Beijos ao Vivo | Zé Neto & Cristiano  | Música sertaneja |  | Som Livre
27  | Atrapado en un Sueño | Junior H  | Regional Mexican  |  | Rancho Humilde
A los 4 Vientos, Vol. 2 (Norteño) | Eugenia León | Norteño  |  | Eugenia León
Tango Argentino: Gardel y Piazzolla | Jorge Calandrelli | Tango |  | Forever Music, Cda Music Group
¿Quién Dijo Miedo? | Gilberto Daza  | Latin Christian |  | Creation Music Group
Targino Sem Limites | Targino Gondim  | Brazilian roots  |  | ONErpm
30  | Que suene el cante | Antonio Reyes | Flamenco |  | Lb Flamenco, Pelayo Producciones

### Second quarter

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#### April

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1  | Tempo de Viver | Thiago Holanda  | MPB |  | DMusic
3  | La Dirección de Tu Suerte | Miriam Rodríguez | Pop  | "Desperté"
"No Sé Quién Soy"
"No Vuelvas"  | Universal Music Spain
OOO | Rojuu  | Electropop | "Ikari"  | Independent
Otero Y Yo (Vol.1) | David Otero | Pop  | "Una Foto en Blanco Y Negro"  | Universal Spain
Titãs Trio Acústico EP 01 | Titãs | Acoustic rock | "Sonífera Ilha"  | Sony BMG
Terra | Daniel Minimalia  | Instrumental  |  | Rose
6  | Soy Puro Teatro (Homenaje a La Lupe) | Mariaca Semprún  | Tropical  |  | Our Plays
10  | Diario de un Niño Recién Curado | 9ckles  | Rap pop  |  | Independent
Mas Amable | DJ Python  | Ambient house |  | Incienso Records
The Fuel Mixtape by Ale Acosta | Fuel Fandango, Ale Acosta  | Remix  |  | Warner Music
14  | Canciones Que Nos Marcaron | Piso 21 | Latin pop  |  | Star Arsis Entertainment
15  | El Placer | Bryan Lopez  | Reggaeton  |  | Bisionary Entertainment
16  | Pa´la Pista y Pa´l Pisto, Vol. 1 | El Plan  | Tejano |  | Indepe Music
17  | Los 90 Piketes | Miky Woodz | Rap  |  | Gold2
Miss Colombia | Lido Pimienta | Art Pop |  | Anti Records
Por Primera Vez | Camilo | Pop  | "No Te Vayas"
"Tutu"
"Por Primera Vez"
"Favorito"
"El Mismo Aire"  | Sony Music Latin
Energía Para Regalar | El Caribefunk  | Tropical fusion |  | Independent
24  | FERXXO (VOL. 1: M.O.R) | Feid | Urbano  | "FRESH KERIAS"
"PORFA"
"ATEO"
"BORRAXXA"  | JP Entertainmen
M.D.L.R. 2.0 | Morad  | Rap  |  | M.L.D.R.
Tragedia Española | Confeti de Odio  | Indie rock  |  | TBD
It's Time | South TX Homies  | Tejano |  | The M Group
30  | Tu Rockcito Filarmónico | Tu Rockcito y Orquesta Filarmónica De Medellín  | Children |  | Tu Rockcito

#### May

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Day  | Title  | Artist  | Genre(s)  | Singles  | Label

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1  | Este es Nuestro Changüí | Grupo Changüi de Guantanamo  | Tropical |  | Egrem
8  | Aire (Version Dia) | Jesse & Joy | Latin pop  | "Tanto"
"Lo Nuestro Vale Mas"
"Alguien Mas"  | Warner Music Mexico
Colegio | Cali Y El Dandee | Latin pop  |  | Universal Latino
Un Canto por México, Vol. 1 | Natalia Lafourcade | Folk | "Una Vida"
"Veracruz"  | Sony Music
Sotavento | Compasses  | Instrumental  |  | EBD
Universo do Canto Falado | RAPadura Xique-Chico  | Latin alternative  |  | Nibiru
10  | Las Que No Iban a Salir | Bad Bunny  | Reggaeton  | "En Casita"
"Como Se Siente"  | Rimas
13  | Trece | Andrés Cepeda | Latin pop  |  | Sony Music Colombia
14  | Bien:( | C. Tangana | Pop rock | "Nunca Estoy"
"Guille Asesino"  | Sony Music
Tradiciones | Afro-Peruvian Jazz Orchestra  | Latin jazz |  | MVM Music
15  | El Androide | El Alfa | Dembow |  | El Jefe Records
The Goat  | Ñengo Flow | Urbano  |  | Real G4
Zeca  | Pedro Jóia | Traditional  |  | Independent
Tentaciones Vol 1. | Charlie Cruz | Salsa |  | Get Crazy Note
Voz de Mujer | Karen Lizarazo  | Vallenato |  | Toro Music Group
Te Encontré | Banda La Ejecutiva de Mazatlán Sinaloa  | Banda |  | Fonovisa
Mariposas | Omara Portuondo | Tropical music |  | Bis Music
Historias Cantadas | Gaiteros de Pueblo Santo  | Folk  |  | Yawaro
Aguije | Tierra Adentro  | Folk  |  | IDS Music, Hit Music 21
Eu Feat. Você | Melim | Latin pop  |  | Universal Music International
Paseo Lunar | Lucky Band  | Children's |  | Rainy Day Dimes Music
Artistas de Profesión | Sophia  | Children's |  | NB Music
17  | La Voz del Ave | Eddie Mora  | Classical |  | Independent
18  | Festejo | Marcelo Jiran and Yamandu Costa | Instrumental  |  | Independent
19  | Failde Con Tumbao | Orquesta Failde  | Tropical  |  | Egrem
A Capella | Susana Baca | Folk |  | Editora Pregon, Play Music Perú
Memórias 2 (Ao Vivo Em Belo Horizonte /2019) | Eli Soares  | Latin Christian |  | Universal Music Christian Group
21  | The Genetics of Bachata | José Manuel Calderón | Bachata |  | Baile
22  | 1 of 1 | Sech | Reggaeton  | "Si Te Vas"
"Relación"  | Rich Music
Cumbiana | Carlos Vives | Latin pop  | "No Te Vayas"
"For Sale"
"El Hilo"
"Hechicera"  | Sony Music Latin
Gibraltar | Pelomono  | Rock  | "Malagueña"  | Everlasting Records
Mensajes de Voz | Alaina Castillo | Indie  | "No Vuelvas a Mirar Atrás"  | Chosen People Records
MSDL - Canciones Dentro de Canciones | Vetusta Morla  | Indie  | "Palmeras en La Mancha"
"Punto Sin Retorno"
"Consejo de Sabios"  | Pequeño Salto Mortal
Véspera | Clã | Pop rock |  | Clã Lda
Sigo Cantando al Amor | Jorge Celedón and Sergio Luis Rodríguez  | Vallenato |  | Monterrey Music
3:33 | Debi Nova |  |  | Sony Music Latin
Después de Todo | Yordano |  |  | Sony Music Latin
Luna Nueva | Micaela Salaverry  | Indie  |  | Independent
La Historia Continúa | Los Cardenales de Nuevo León  | Norteño  |  | Sony Music Latin
Flamenco Sin Fronteras | Antonio Rey | Flamenco |  | Independent
Canta y Juega | Tina Kids  | Children's  |  | Tina Kids
23  | Centraka | Zaki  |  |  |
25  | Atmosfera | Arthur Callazans  | Latin Christian  |  | Grace House Music
26  | Enquanto Estamos Distantes  | As Baías  | Latin pop  |  | Universal Music International
27  | La Que Manda | Gina Chavez | Pop rock |  | Gina Chavez Music
Bailando Contigo | Manny Cruz  | Merengue |  | Manny Cruz, La Oreja Media Group
28  | Mesa Para Dos | Kany García | Latin pop  | "Lo Que en Ti Veo"  | Sony Music Latin
40 | Grupo Niche | Salsa |  | Sony Music Argentina
29  | AYAYAY! | Christian Nodal | Mariachi  |  | Sony Music Latin
BRB Be Right Back | Guaynaa | Rap  |  | AA Records
Concierto Virtual en Tiempos de COVID-19 | Rauw Alejandro | Live music |  | Sony Music Latin
Corridos Tumbados Vol. 2 | Natanael Cano  | Regional Mexican  |  | Rancho Humilde
Emmanuel | Anuel AA | Trap rap  | "Secreto"
"China"
"Fútbol Y Rumba"
"Hasta Que Dios Diga"  | LLC
Mala | Mala Rodríguez | Latin pop  | "Tenamoras"
"Dame Bien"
"Peleadora"  | Universal Spain
Pausa | Ricky Martin | Latin pop  | "Cántalo"
"Tiburones"  | Sony Music Latin
Posible | Enrique Bunbury | Latin rock  |  | Sony Music Latin
Siento Muerte | Mujeres  | Indie  |  | Primavera Labels
Compadres | Andrés Cepeda and Fonseca | Latin pop  |  | Sony Music Colombia
40 | Grupo Niche | Salsa |  | PPM USA
Ahora | Eddy Herrera | Merengue |  | Intermusic
Larimar | Daniel Santacruz | Bachata |  | Penluis Music
Ícono | Orquesta Aragón | Tropical |  | Penluis Music
Antologia de la Música Ranchera, Vol. 1 | Aida Cuevas | Mariachi |  | Cuevas
Playlist | Chiquis Rivera | Banda |  | Fonovisa
Película, Vol. 1 | Siggno  | Tejano |  | Azteca
Quinteto Con Voz | Quinteto Leopoldo Federico | Folk  |  | Giovanni Parra, Teatro Colsubsidio Roberto Arias Pérez
Viva Kids Vol. 2 | Thalía | Children's Music  | Mí No Cumpleaños  | Sony Music Latin
Belo Horizonte | Toninho Horta and Orquestra Fantasma  | MPB |  | Minas

#### June

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5  | Descanso En Poder | Dellafuente  | Rap  | "Yalo Yale"
"Nubes"  | Sony Music
Noche de Travesuras | Lunay | Urbano  |  | Star Island
12  | Catarsis | Edurne | Pop  | "Demasiado Tarde"  | Must Producciones
Chachichacho | Bejo  | Rap  | "Rao Largo"
"Pero Ya No"
"Mucho"  | 8=D Records
Vida Encontré | Majo & Dan  | Latin Christian |  | CanZions
Platónicos | Majo & Dan  | Latin Christian |  | CanZions
15  | Nana, Tom, Vinicius | Nana Caymmi | Bossa nova |  | SESC-SP
18  | A Bolha | Vitor Kley  | Pop  |  | Midas Music
Fôlego | Scalene  | Brazilian rock  |  | Slap
19  | Andrés Suárez | Andrés Suárez | Pop  | "Despiértame"
"No Diré"
"Nina"
"Un Solo Día"
"6 De La Mañana"  | Warner Music Spain
De Vent i Ales | Txarango | Catalan rumba |  | Halley Records
En Casa | Natalia Lacunza | Acoustic |  | Universal Spain
Menta | Menta  | Indie Pop  |  | Sonido Muchacho
Sigo a lo Mío | Abraham Mateo | Latin pop  |  | Sony Music Latin
Translation | Black Eyed Peas | Latin pop  | "Ritmo (Bad Boys for Life)"
"Mamacita"
"Feel the Beat"  | Epic Records
Tropical Jesus | Carlos Sadness | Tropical pop | "Aloha"
"Soñé Contigo"
"Ciclo Lunar"
"Todo Estaba Bien"  | Sony Music
21  | Arraiá Da Veveta | Ivete Sangalo | Folk  |  | Universal Music
22  | Bruma: Celebrating Milton Nascimento | Antonio Adolfo  | Latin jazz |  | AAM Music
24  | 24 | Duki | Rap, trap  |  | SSJ Records
26  | Amarillo | David Rees  | Pop  |  | Warner Music Spain
Como Ves, No Siempre He Sido Mía... | Belén Aguilera  | Pop/R&B  | "Mía"
"Búnker"
"Tu Piel"  | Universal Spain
KiCk i | Arca | Avant-pop | "Nonbinary"
"Time"
"Mequetrefe"
"KLK"  | XL Recordings
Konbanwa | Sticky M.A.  | Rap pop  | "Mami Dónde Estás?"
"Haribo"
"Extendo"
"Ya No"  | Agorazein
Mes Excentricitès, Vol. 2 | Mónica Naranjo | Pop  |  | Missis Oranges
TDPS 2 | Cecilio G  | Trap  |  | TDPS
Tengo Que Calmarme | Pol Granch | Pop  | "M Conformo"
"En Llamas"
"Millonario"
"Chocolatito"  | Sony Music Spain
Trap Tumbado | Natanael Cano  | Regional Mexican  |  | Rancho Humilde
Alma de Pura Raza | Paco Candela  | Flamenco |  | Candelarte
28  | Claudio Santoro: A Obra Integral para Violoncelo e Piano | Hugo Pilger and Ney Fialkow  | Classical |  | Independent

### Third quarter

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#### July

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Day  | Title  | Artist  | Genre(s)  | Singles  | Label

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3  | Desconfination | Stay Homas  | Indie pop  |  | Sony Music Spain
Desclasificados | Alizzz | Trap |  | Warner Music Spain
Sintiéndolo Mucho | María Escarmiento  | Trap pop  | "Amargo Amor"
"Castigo"
"Chulo"  | Universal Music Spain
Titãs Trio Acústico EP 02 | Titãs | Acoustic rock | "Enquanto Houver Sol"  | Sony BMG
Flores | Marca MP  |  |  |
10  | Al Borde de un Tiempo Perdido | Strange Color  | Dream pop |  | Devil in the Woods
La Película del Sol | Monmarte  | Indie  |  | Independent
Las 5 Mejores | Jeanette | Canción melódica |  | Warner Music Spain
Al Estilo Rancherón | Los Dos Carnales  | Norteño  |  | AfinArte Music
Será Que Você Vai Acreditar? | Fernanda Takai | Pop  |  | Deck
Canções d'Além-mar | Zeca Baleiro | MPB |  | Saravá Discos
17  | Nudity | Glass Cristina  | Neo-soul |  | Vegan Canibal Records
Orgánico | Brytiago | Urbano  |  | Duars Entertainment
The Way of Queen | Ivy Queen | Latin pop | "Un Baile Mas"
"La Roca"  | NKS Music
Vibras de Noche | Eslabon Armado  | Regional Mexican  |  | DEL Records
Beethoven: Révolution, Symphonies 1 à 5  | Jordi Savall and Le Concert des Nations | Classical |  | Alia Vox
23  | Canto da Praya – Ao Vivo | Hamilton de Holanda and Mestrinho  | Instrumental  |  | Deck
24  | Atrevido | Trueno  | Trap  |  | NEUEN
Jimmy Humilde Presenta Lo Mejor De Los 90's | Various artists  | Regional Mexican  |  | Jimmy Humilde Music
Now Or Never | Nio Garcia, Casper Magico  | Reggaeton  |  | Flow La Movie, Inc
Ofrenda a la Tormenta | Fernando Velázquez | BSO  |  | Atresmúsica
Play Tour: En Directo | Aitana | Live  |  | Universal Spain
Cristovão Bastos e Rogério Caetano | Cristovão Bastos and Rogério Caetano | Instrumental  |  | Biscoito Fino
30  | Álbum Rosa | A Cor do Som | Brazilian rock |  | Boogie Woogie
Blanco | Ricardo Arjona |  |  |
31  | La Noche Ke Me Muera | Juicy BAE  | Trap  |  | Dirty Voice Records
Puerta Abierta, Vol. 1 | El Fantasma  | Regional Mexican  |  | Afinarte Music
Quien Contra Mí 2 | Yandel | Reggaeton  |  | Sony Music Latin

#### August

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6  | Onze (Músicas Inéditas de Adoniran Barbosa) | Various artists  | Samba |  | Dorsal Musik
7  | Viva el Perreo | Jowell & Randy | Reggaeton  | "Anaranjado"  | Rimas
Latin American Classics | Kristhyan Benitez | Classical |  | Steinway & Sons
10  | Barras Bravas | Natos Y Waor  | Rap  | "Kurt Cobain"
"Hasta el Amanecer"
"Alcatraz"  | Sonido Muchacho
14  | Brazil305 | Gloria Estefan | Samba | "Cuando Hay Amor"  | Crescent Moon
El trabajo es la suerte | Banda Sinaloense MS de Sergio Lizárraga | Banda  |  | Lizos Music
21  | 20 -- 21 | Reik | Latin pop  | "Lo Intenté Todo"  | Sony Music
Papi Juancho | Maluma | Reggaeton  | "ADMV"
"Hawái"  | Sony Music Latin
En Español | The Mavericks | Country |  | Mono Mundo Music
348 | Federico Pereiro  | Tango |  | Mono Mundo Music
Iceberg | Priscila Tossan  |  |  | Universal Music International
28  | Back to Rockport | Kidd Keo  | Trap  | "Demons"  | WEA Latina
Del Horno a La Boca | Carolina Durante | Rock | "La Canción Que Creo Que No Te Mereces"
"El Parque De Las Balas"
"Lo Segundo, Ya No Tanto"  | Sonido Muchacho
En Casa Limón | David Broza | Acoustic  | "Tears for Barcelona"  | S-Curve Records
Hortera | Varry Brava  | Pop  | "Loco"
"Luces de Neón"  | Universal Spain
Libertad | Agoney | Latin R&B | "Quizás"
"Black"
"Más"  | Universal Music Spain
Los Chulitos | De La Ghetto | Reggaeton  | "El Que Se Enamora Pierde"  | WEA Latina
De Buenos Aires para el Mundo | Los Ángeles Azules | Cumbia |  | Disa
Una Niña Inútil | Cazzu | Latin R&B |  | UMG Recordings

#### September

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2  | Cruisin' with Junior H | Junior H  |  |  | Warner Music Latina
3  | Sarah Farias (Ao Vivo)  | Sarah Farias  | Latin Christian |  | Mk Music
4  | El Camino Que No Me Llevó a Roma | Bely Basarte | Pop  | "Roma"  | Universal Spain
El Secreto | Azúcar Moreno | Flamenco pop | "La Cura"  | BMG
Enoc | Ozuna | Reggaeton  | "Caramelo"  | Sony Music Latin
Mariah en Español | Mariah Carey | Latin pop  | "Mi Todo"  | Columbia Records
Ruido de Fondo | Sidecars  | Indie pop  | "Mundo Imperfecto"
"La Noche en Calma"  | Warner Music Spain
Colegas | Gilberto Santa Rosa | Salsa |  | InnerCat Music Group
Amor Pasado | Leonel García | Folk |  | InnerCat Music Group
Patroas  | Marília Mendonça and Maiara & Maraisa  | Sertanejo |  | Som Livre
8  | Redención | Aline Barros | Latin Christian |  | Sony Music Brasil
9  | Soy El Nata | Natanael Cano  |  |  | Warner Music Latina
10  | Bahia Ducati (EP) | Feid | Reggaeton  | "PORFA (Remix)"  | Universal Latin
11  | Capricornio | David DeMaría | New flamenco  | "Maneras de Pensar"  | Warner Music Spain
El Viejo Boxeador | Marwan  | Pop rock  | "El Viejo Boxeador"
"La Pareja Interminable"  | Sony Music
Fuego en Castilla | El Meister  | Soft rock | "Loco Mundo"
"Doce de Cada Diez"  | Subterfuge Records
No Era Sólida | Lucrecia Dalt | Electroacoustic | "Disuelta"
"Seca"  | RVNG Intl.
Un Disco | Amatria  | Rock  | "Un Amor"
"Una Rápida"  | Vanana Records
Guárdame Esta Noche | El Fantasma  | Regional Mexican  |  | Afinarte Music
De México | Reik | Latin pop  |  | Sony Music Mexico
16  | Fragma | Amanda Magalhães | Black music, samba, MPB, soul, funk, R&B  | "Saiba"
"O Amor Te Dá"
"Talismã"  | Boia Fria Produções
17  | Munay | Pedro Capó | Latin pop |  | Sony Music Latin
18  | Un Susurro A la Tormenta | La Oreja de Van Gogh | Pop  | "Abrázame"
"Te Pareces Tanto a Mí"  | Sony Music
24  | Amor | Israel Fernández and Diego Del Morao | Flamenco |  | Universal Music Spain
25  | Bachata D'Veras | Joe Veras  | Bachata  |  | Josiel Records
El Senyal Que Esperaves | Els Amics de les Arts | Indie  | "El Meu Cos"  | Universal Spain
Flores Negras | Alberto & García  | Indie  | "Verano"  | Boomerang
La Sobra del Milagro | Mar Pareja  | Rock  |  | Clifford Records
Ya Dormiré Cuando Me Muera | Ginebras  | Bubblegum rock  | "Chico Pum"  | Universal Spain
Titãs Trio Acústico EP 03 | Titãs | Acoustic rock | "Pra Dizer Adeus"  | Sony BMG
Do Coração | Sara Correia | Fado |  | Universal Music Portugal
26  | Tempo de Romance | Chitãozinho & Xororó | Sertanejo |  | Onda Musical
27  | Assim Tocam Os Meus Tambores | Marcelo D2 | Hip hop  |  | Altafonte

### Fourth-quarter

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#### October

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2  | Agüita | Gabriel Garzón-Montano | R&B  | "Agüita"  | Jagjaguwar
Calambre | Nathy Peluso | Hip hop | "Business Woman"
"Buenos Aires"
"Sana Sana"  | Sony Music Latin
Farsa (género imposible) | Sílvia Pérez Cruz | New flamenco | "Grito Pelao"
"Todas las Madres del Mundo"  | Universal Spain
Posmodernia | Las Ardillas de Dakota | Rock  | "En Esta Ciudad"  | Clifford Records
Es Diferente | Porte Diferente  |  |  |
Transparency | Dafnis Prieto Sextet | Latin jazz |  |
9  | Con Los Pies En El Suelo | Cepeda | Pop  | "Gentleman"
"Si Tú Existieras"  | Universal Spain
Canciones de Amor y Odio, Vol. 1 | Leone  | Rock  | "Nuevo Día"  | Clifford Records
Universo Invertido | Wanessa Camargo | Pop  | "Lábios de Navalha"  | Independent
10  | Diez | La Energía Norteña  | Norteño  |  | Azteca
14  | Bom Mesmo É Estar Debaixo D'Água | Luedji Luna | MPB |  | Luedji Luna
15  | Los Mesoneros Live Desde Pangea | Los Mesoneros  | Rock  |  | Music Marketing Plans
Conquistas (Ao Vivo) | Os Barões da Pisadinh  | Sertanejo |  | Sony Music Brasil
16  | Darle La Vuelta | La Pegatina  | Rumba | "Darle La Vuelta"  | Universal Spain
Las Montañas | Delaporte  | Electropop  | "Las Montañas"  | Mad Moon Music
Lilith | María Rodés  | Indie pop  | "Pelo Rojo"  | Satélite K
Lo Que Me Dé La Gana | Dani Martín | Latin pop  | "Los Huesos"  | Sony Music Latin
Supercrepus II | Joe Crepúsculo  | Indie pop  | "Discoteca en Ruinas"  | El Volcán
Hora Dorada | Anagrace  | Latin Christian |  | Passionatus Music Group
Los Favoritos 2 | Arcángel |  |  |
22  | Las Locuras Mías | Silvestre Dandong | Valleanto | "Las Locuras Mías  | Sony Music Latin
22  | Un Beso Es Suficiente | Vilax  | Tejano |  | Warner Music Spain
23  | Siete veces sí | Vanesa Martin  | Pop  | TBA  | Warner Music Spain
De Vieja Escuela | Gera Demara  | Norteño  |  | Casa Nacional
Sentido | Leonardo Gonçalves  | Latin Christian |  | Sony Music Brasil
26  | Do Meu Coração Nu | Zé Manoel  | MPB |  | Zé Manoel
30  | Avionica | Antonio Orozco | Pop  | "Hoy"  | Universal Music Group
El Árbol Y El Bosque | Rozalén | Pop  | "Este Tren"  | Sony Music Spain
La Vida a Mi Manera | María Jiménez | New flamenco  | "La Vida"  | Universal Spain
Levántate Y Muere | La Polla Records | Live  | "Ellos Dicen Mierda"  | Cultura Rock Records
Los Edificios Que Se Derrumban | La Trinidad  | Indie  | "España Invertebrada"  | Sonido Muchacho
Silencio | María Blaya  | Bedroom pop  | "De Mi Para Ti"  | Independent
El Papá De La Bachata, Su Legado | Luis Segura  | Bachata |  | EGREM
O Bar Me Chama | Velhas Virgens  |  |  | Gabaju
Sempre Se Pode Sonhar (Ao Vivo) | Paulinho da Viola |  |  | Samba

#### November

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Day  | Title  | Artist  | Genre(s)  | Singles  | Label

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1  | Music from Cuba and Spain, Sierra: Sonata para Guitarra | Manuel Barrueco | Classical |  | J&N
5  | Legendarios | Billos  | Tropical  |  | J&N
Otra Vuelta al Sol | Cantoalegre  | Children |  | Cantoalegre
6  | La Gran Belleza | Marazu  | Pop  | "Años"  | Universal Spain
13  | Afrodisíaco | Rauw Alejandro | Reggaeton  | "Tattoo"  | Sony Music Latin
Nada | Samantha  | Pop  | "Quiero Que Vuelvas"  | Universal Spain
Libra | Lali | Pop  | "Pa Que Me Quieras"  | Ariola Records
El Reflejo | Rayos Láser  | Pop rock  |  | Geiser Discos
15  | Nanas Consentidoras | Victoria Sur  | Children |  | Millenium M&E
18  | Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞ | Kali Uchis | Alternative R&B | "La Luz"  | Interscope
19  | Eli Soares 10 Anos | Eli Soares  | Latin Christian |  | Universal Music Brasil
20  | #MadridNuclear | Leiva | Rock  | "Lobos"  | Universal Spain
Iceberg | Miki Núñez | Folk-pop | "Me Vale"  | Universal Spain
Rio: Só Vendo A Vista | Martinho Da Vila | Samba |  | Sony Music Brasil
Orín, a Língua dos Anjos | Orquestra Afrosinfônica  | Folk  |  | Máquina De Louco Edições Musicais
Eu e Vocês | Elba Ramalho | Folk  |  | Acauã Produtora
26  | Goldo Funky | Akapellah  | Urbano |  | Universal Music Mexico
Canciones de Cuna | Mi Casa Es Tu Casa  | Children |  | Mi Casa Es Tu Casa
27  | Canciones Que Me Gustan | Isabel Pantoja | Copla | "Enamórate"  | Altafonte
El Último Tour del Mundo | Bad Bunny | Trap · indie rock | "Dakiti"  | Rimas
El Niño | Selecta  | Rap  |  | Helsinkipro
La Broma Infinita | Taburete | Pop  | "El último baile de Dunas Mitchell"  | Voltereta Records
Raphel 6.0 | Raphael | Duet  |  | Warner

#### December

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Day  | Title  | Artist  | Genre(s)  | Singles  | Label

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3  | Un Nuevo Universo | Pepe De Lucía | Flamenco |  | Universal Music Spain
4  | Doleré | Hugo Cobo  | Pop  | "Intenta Olvidarme"  | Sony Spain
Tini Tini Tini | TINI | Latin Pop  | "Oye"

"22"

"Suéltate El Pelo"

"Fresa"

"Recuerdo"

"Ella Dice"

"Duele"

"Un Beso en Madrid"

"Te Olvidaré"

"Playa"

| Hollywood Records
Visión Túnel | Cruz Cafuné  | Rap  | "Ghostéame"  | Mècén Entertainment
A Mis 80's | Vicente Fernández | Ranchera |  | Sony Music Mexico
Renacer | Nahuel Pennisi | Instrumental  |  | Sony Music Argentina
Pra Ouvir No Fone | Michel Teló | Instrumental  |  | Som Livre
7  | En Barranquilla Me Quedo (Homenaje a Joe Arroyo | Various artists  | Salsa |  | Babel Discos
11  | 11 Razones | Aitana | Pop rock | "+"
"Corazón Sin Vida"
"11 Razones"  | Universal Spain
Agua  | Stay Homas  | Pop  | "Volver a Empezar"  | Independent
Curso de Levitación Intensivo | Enrique Bunbury | Rock  |  | Warner Music Spain
Vértigo | Pablo Alborán | Latin ballad | "Si Hubieras Querido"  | Warner Music Spain
Entretiempo y Tiempo | Omar Acosta and Sergio Menem  | Instrumental  |  | The Orchard
Emidoinã  | André Abujamra  | Brazilian rock |  | André Abujamr
18  | Mood | Anaju  | Alternative pop  | "Rota"  | Sony Spain
Unikornio: Once Millones de Versos Después de Ti | Pablo López | Pop  | "Mariposa"  | Universal Spain
Corta Venas | Eslabon Armado |  |  |
El Muñeco | Tito El Bambino | Reggaeton | "I Love You"
"Por Ti"
"Sexy Sensual"  | On Fire Music
19  | Firme Albor[93] | Luys Bien | Latin  | "¿Dónde Está?"

"Tu Castigo"

"Lucero"

"El Siembra-Yuca"

"Porque Me Amas"

| Independent
22  | Nos Divertimos Logrando Lo Imposible | Grupo Firme  | Banda |  | Music VIP Entertainment
23  | Le Chill | Chill Chicos  | Indie pop  | "Si Volvemos a Querernos"  | Independent
25  | Privé | Juan Luis Guerra | Pop  |  | Universal Music Latino
Para Los Que Conocen El Rollo | Herencia de Patrones  |  |  |
26  | La Isla | Rels B  | Urban pop  | "Un Verano en Mallorca"  | Sony Music
30  | Díaz Antes | Álvaro Díaz  | Rap-pop  |  | UMG Latino

## Year-End

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### Performance in the United States

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#### Albums

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The following is a list of the 10 best-performing Latin albums in the United States according to Billboard and Nielsen SoundScan, which compiles data from traditional sales and album-equivalent units.[94] Equivalent album units are based on album sales, track equivalent albums (10 tracks sold equals one album sale), and streaming equivalent albums (3,750 ad-supported streams or 1,250 paid subscription streams equals one album sale).[citation needed]

Rank | Album | Artist

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1  | YHLQMDLG | Bad Bunny
2  | X 100pre | Bad Bunny
3  | Emmanuel | Anuel AA
4  | Las que no iban a salir | Bad Bunny
5  | Oasis | J Balvin and Bad Bunny
6  | Todavía Me Amas: Lo Mejor de Aventura | Aventura
7  | Odisea | Ozuna
8  | Colores | J Balvin
9  | Corridos Tumbados | Natanael Cano
10  | Famouz | Jhay Cortez

#### Songs

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The following is a list of the 10 best-performing Latin songs in the United States according to Billboard and Nielsen SoundScan, which compiles data from streaming activity, digital sales and radio airplay.[95]

Rank | Single | Artist

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1  | "Ritmo (Bad Boys for Life)"  | The Black Eyed Peas and J Balvin
2  | "Tusa"  | Karol G and Nicki Minaj
3  | "Vete"  | Bad Bunny
4  | "Yo Perreo Sola"  | Bad Bunny
5  | "Safaera"  | "Bad Bunny, Jowell & Randy and Ñengo Flow"
6  | "La Dificil"  | Bad Bunny
7  | "Sigues Con Él"  | Arcángel and Sech
8  | "Mamacita"  | The Black Eyed Peas, Ozuna and J. Rey Soul
9  | "Si Veo a Tu Mamá"  | Bad Bunny
10  | "La Jeepeta"  | Nio Garcia, Anuel AA, Myke Towers, Brray, and Juanka

### Airplay in Latin America

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The following is a list of the 10 most-played Latin songs on radio stations in Latin America in the tracking period of January 1, 2020 through November 30, 2020, according to Monitor Latino.[96]

Rank | Single | Artist | Spins

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1  | "Tusa"  | Karol G and Nicki Minaj  | 2,530,000,000,000
2  | "Hawai"  | Maluma featuring The Weeknd  | 1,940,000,000,000
3  | "Tattoo"  | Rauw Alejandro featuring Camilo  | 1,810,000,000,000
4  | "Morado"  | J Balvin  | 1,610,000,000,000
5  | "ADMV"  | Maluma  | 1,590,000,000,000
6  | "Caramelo"  | Ozuna featuring Karol G and  | 1,570,000,000,000
7  | "Sigues Con Él"  | Arcángel featuring Romeo Santos and Sech  | 1,530,000,000,000
8  | "Fantasias"  | Rauw Alejandro featuring Anuel AA, Farruko, Lunay, and Natti Natasha  | 1,470,000,000,000
9  | "Favorito"  | Camilo  | 1,460,000,000,000
10  | "Relacion"  | Sech, Daddy Yankee, and J Balvin featuring Farruko and Rosalía  | 1,430,000,000,000

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## Deaths

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* January 4 – Puerto Plata, 96, Dominican singer and guitarist.[97]
* January 10:
* Carlos "Cuco" Rojas, 67, Colombian harpist.[98]
* Edeor de Paula, 87, Brazilian samba composer[99]
* January 14 – Chamín Correa, 90, Mexican guitarist.[100]
* January 17:
* Claudio Roditi, 73, Brazilian-born American trumpeter, prostate cancer.[101]
* Juan Carlos Saravia [es], 89, singer, songwriter, and founding member of Los Chalchaleros[102]
* January 27:
* Alberto Naranjo, 78, Venezuelan musician.[103]
* Lucho Servidio [es], Argentine composer, arranger, and conductor
* February 14 – Catalino Parra [es], founding member of Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto
* March 4 – Adelaide Chiozzo, 88, Brazilian actress, accordionist and singer[104]
* March 10 – Marcelo Peralta, 59, Argentine multi-instrumentalist and composer (COVID-19)[105]
* March 21 – Ray Mantilla, 85, American percussionist, complications from lymphoma.[106]
* March 22 – Carmen de Mairena (Miguel Brau i Gou), 87, Spanish cuplé singer[107]
* March 26 – Naomi Munakata, 64, Japanese-Brazilian conductor, COVID-19.[108]
* March 30 – Riachão, 98, Brazilian samba composer and singer[109]
* March 31 – Rafael Berrio [es]Spanish singer and songwriter[110]
* April 5 – Luis Eduardo Aute, 76, Filipino-born Spanish artist.[111]
* April 9 – Andy González, 69, American jazz and Latin dance bassist.[112]
* April 13 – Moraes Moreira, 72, Brazilian guitarist and singer (Novos Baianos), heart attack.[113]
* April 15 – Joe Torres, 76, Panamanian American pianist[114]
* April 18 – Alejandro Algara [es], 92, Mexican tenor[115]
* April 20 – Horacio Fontova, 73, Argentine singer, actor and comedian, cancer.[116]
* April 22 – Marcos Mundstock, 77, Argentine musician, comedian and actor (Les Luthiers), brain tumor.[117]
* April 25 – Arturo Huizar [es], 62, singer, member of Luzbel
* April 30 – Óscar Chávez, 85, Mexican singer, songwriter and actor, COVID-19.[118]
* May 1 – Tavo Limongi, 52, Mexican guitarist and singer (Resorte)[119]
* May 4 – Aldir Blanc, 73, Brazilian songwriter, COVID-19.[120]
* May 5 – Ciro Pessoa, 62, Brazilian singer-songwriter (Titãs, Cabine C), journalist and poet, complications from cancer and COVID-19.[121]
* May 10 – David Corrêa, 82, Brazilian singer-songwriter, kidney failure brought on by COVID-19.[122]
* May 13 – Yoshio, 70, Mexican singer, COVID-19.[123]
* May 14 – Jorge Santana, 68, Mexican guitarist (Malo)[124]
* May 15 – Sergio Denis, 71, Argentine singer, songwriter and actor[125]
* May 25 – Otto de la Rocha, 86, Nicaraguan singer, songwriter and actor[126]
* May 28 – Charlie Monttana, 58, Mexican rock urbano singer, heart attack.[127]
* July 3 – Tânio Mendonça, 52, Brazilian samba composer[128]
* June 4 – Fabiana Anastácio, 45, Brazilian CCM singer (COVID-19)[129]
* June 9 – Pau Donés, 53, Spanish songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist[130]
* June 10 – Rosita Fornés, 97, Cuban-American actress (Musical Romance, The Unknown Mariachi) and singer, complications from emphysema.[131]
* June 26 – Narcisa Toldrà, 96, Spanish singer and musician[132]
* June 28 – Manuel Donley, 92, Mexican-born Tejano singer and musician[133]
* July 11 – Iñaxi Etxabe, 87, Spanish bertsolari singer[134]
* July 16 – Víctor Víctor, 71, Dominican singer-songwriter and guitarist, COVID-19.[135]
* July 18:
* Martha Flores, 91, Cuban radio host, journalist and singer[136]
* El Dany, 31, Cuban singer and member of duo Yomil & El Dany,[137]
* August 11 – Trini Lopez, 83, American singer ("If I Had a Hammer", "Lemon Tree") and actor (The Dirty Dozen), complications from COVID-19.[138]
* August 21 – Pedro Azael, Panamanian composer and musician
* September 7:
* Frank Lebrón, 64, Puerto Rican percussionist
* Xavier Ortiz, 48, Mexican actor (Journey from the Fall, Un gancho al corazón), singer (Garibaldi) and television host, suicide.[139]
* September 10 – Tommy "Chucky" López, American percussionist
* September 11 – Jota Mayúscula [es] Spanish DJ and producer
* September 12 – Joaquín Carbonell, 73, Spanish singer-songwriter and poet (COVID-19)[140]
* September 14 – Alicia Maguiña, 81, Peruvian composer and singer[141]
* September 22 – Ramona Galarza, 80, Argentine folk singer
* October 3 – Anthony Galindo, 41, Venezuelan singer (Menudo, MDO), suicide.[142]
* October 8 – Gabo Ferro [es] Argentine singer, 54, songwriter, actor[143]
* October 18 – José Padilla, 64, Spanish DJ (Café del Mar) and producer, colon cancer.[144]
* October 28 – Cano Estremera, 62, Puerto Rican salsa singer[145]
* November 1:
* Pedro Iturralde, 91, Spanish saxophonist and composer.[146]
* Esteban Santos, Spanish guitarist and singer
* November 11:
* Adrian Cionco, 48, Argentine bass player
* José Ángel Medina, 51, Mexican musician and founder of Patrulla 81[147]
* November 18 – José "Pepe" Quintana, Mexican producer
* November 20 – Pedro Iturralde, 91, Spanish saxophonist and composer.[146]
* November 25 – Flor Silvestre, 90, Mexican singer ("Cielo rojo"), actress (The Soldiers of Pancho Villa, Ánimas Trujano) and equestrienne.[148]
* November 30 – Jerry Demara, 42, Regional Mexican singer[149]
* December 11 – Ubirany [pt], 80, Brazilian musician (Fundo de Quintal; COVID-19)[150]
* December 26 – Tito Rojas, 65, Puerto Rican salsa singer, heart attack.[151]
* December 28 – Armando Manzanero, 85, Mexican singer-songwriter ("Somos Novios (It's Impossible)", "Mía", "Adoro"), Grammy winner (2014), COVID-19.[152]
* December 31 – Juliano Cezar [pt], 58, Brazilian sertanejo singer[153]

## Notes

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1. ^ In the United States, Billboard and the RIAA recognizes an album as "Latin" if 51% or more of its content is sung in the Spanish language.[89][90] The Latin Recording Academy extends this definition of "Latin music" to include Portuguese-language records as well as other languages and dialects of Ibero-America such as Catalan, Nahuatl, Quechua, Galician, Valencia, and Mayan. The Latin Recording Academy also includes Latin instrumental recordings performed by Ibero-American musicians.[91][92] Note that Spain and Portugal are included under this definition of Ibero-America.

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104. ^ Morre cantora Adelaide Chiozzo, que deu voz a 'Beijinho doce (in Portuguese)
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108. ^ Naomi Munakata, maestrina titular do Coral Paulistano, morre aos 64 anos por coronavirus em SP (in Portuguese)
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112. ^ Bassist Andy González, Who Brought Bounce To Latin Dance And Jazz, Dies At 69
113. ^ Morre o cantor e compositor Moraes Moreira (in Portuguese)
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121. ^ Morre Ciro Pessoa, um dos fundadores dos Titãs (in Portuguese)
122. ^ David Corrêa, maior vencedor de sambas-enredo da Portela, morre no Rio aos 82 anos (in Portuguese)
123. ^ Murió el cantante Yoshio por complicaciones de COVID-19 (in Spanish)
124. ^ Jorge Santana, Malo Guitarist And Latin Rock Maestro, Dead At 68
125. ^ Sergio Denis murió a los 71 años, a más de un año del grave accidente que sufrió sobre el escenario (in Spanish)
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127. ^ Charlie Monttana, Legendary Mexican Rock Urbano Singer Has Died
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140. ^ Fallece por coronavirus Joaquín Carbonell, figura clave de la cultura popular aragonesa (in Spanish)
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148. ^ Muere la cantante Flor Silvestre, mamá de Pepe Aguilar (in Spanish)
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150. ^ Morre Ubirany, um dos líderes do Fundo de Quintal, vítima de Covid-19 (in Portuguese)
151. ^ Muere el salsero puertorriqueño Tito Rojas (in Spanish)
152. ^ Murió Armando Manzanero a los 85 años de edad (in Spanish)
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