Latin & Reggaeton
The anthems (most played)
The reggaeton and Latin pop songs found in the most recorded DJ sets, from Puerto Rican perreo to Brazilian funk; the Latin house and tropical cuts have their own sections below. "N sets" = how many recorded DJ sets the song was found in.
- Bad Bunny – NUEVAYoL (138 BPM, key 2B). 115 sets. Jan 2025. Opens on El Gran Combo's Un Verano en Nueva York; a #1 on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs and #3 of the 2025 year-end chart.
- Bad Bunny – DtMF (136 BPM, key 6A). 74 sets. Jan 2025. 72 weeks at #1 on Hot Latin Songs and the #1 Latin song of 2025. Its album won the Grammy for Album of the Year in 2026.
- The Weeknd & Anitta – São Paulo (127 BPM, key 4A). 37 sets. Jan 2025, from Hurry Up Tomorrow. Baile funk with Anitta, played from Brazilian clubs to techno sets.
- Farruko – Pepas (130 BPM, key 9B). 35 sets. June 2021. The guaracha-style festival hit every crowd jumps to; also the David Guetta and Tiësto remixes.
- J Balvin & Skrillex – In Da Getto (127 BPM, key 4B). 34 sets. July 2021. DJ Snake played it, with the Chris Lorenzo Remix, on the Ultra Miami main stage in 2026.
Also in this crate: Bad Bunny, Reggaeton now: Karol G, Feid, Rauw Alejandro & J Balvin, Reggaeton classics: the perreo years (2002–2012), Latin pop & global crossovers: Shakira, Bizarrap, Rosalía & Pitbull, Dembow, Latin trap & Brazilian funk, Moombahton, Latin house & DJ remixes, Tropical classics: salsa, merengue, bachata & cumbia, Big hits of 2024–2026, Free downloads, Famous IDs.
How this Latin & Reggaeton list was made
Bad Bunny, Karol G, Daddy Yankee, Feid and the reggaeton and Latin club hits DJs really play.
- Of the 242 tracks, 154 carry a set count: the number of recorded DJ sets they were found in, from 2 to 115 sets.
- Set counts come from public databases of recorded DJ set tracklists, such as set79. The hits of the year come from the best-selling charts, and the scene's magazines and labels fill in the story.
- 7 famous IDs: unreleased tracks heard in recorded sets.
- 15 official free downloads: only the producers' own giveaways.
- Previews and track details come from Deezer.
- Last checked: October 27, 2026.
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