Most listened songs in Spain 2025

This infectious cumbia, a collaboration between Mushkaa and Guillem Gisbert, was considered number 1 on some co-official charts. Its fusion of emerging and established talents set a trend in Spanish music in 2025.

This Latin Urban song was a massive hit, reaching number 1 on the Top Spotify Hits Spain Annual Chart 2025. It amassed over 138 million streams, solidifying its place as one of the most listened to songs in Spain.

This track by Bad Bunny, released in early 2025, was one of the most streamed songs on Spotify Spain. Its success reaffirmed the artist's continued global popularity in the Spanish market.

Bb trickz's explosive mix of rap and trap topped the Global Impact List 2025 as one of the most listened to Spanish songs abroad. It connected with young audiences in Latin America and the United States, showcasing its international reach.

This melodic reggaeton by Bad Gyal and Trueno went viral on TikTok and Spotify, becoming a global anthem. Its success on social and streaming platforms solidified Bad Gyal's influence in urban music.

This collaboration by Rvfv, Morad, and Rels B combined lyrical sensitivity and urban rhythms, performing exceptionally well in countries like France and Germany. It demonstrated the international reach of Spanish urban music in 2025.

This track by Delaossa, Quevedo, and Bigla The kid was a big hit on Spotify Spain, accumulating over 81 million streams. It confirmed Quevedo as one of the most international Spanish artists of the moment.

Despite initially being a demo, this hypnotic pop song by Aitana, part of her documentary 'Metamorfosis,' became a hit that fans couldn't get out of their heads in 2025.

This track by Rigoberta Bandini, part of her album 'Jesucrista Superstar,' marked her return with a reflection on the search for stability. It was a tribute to Franco Battiato and a hit in 2025.

This baroque pop by Belén Aguilera, with theatrical choirs and strings, encapsulated the spirit of her album 'Anela'. It explored essential themes such as life and death, standing out for its musical richness in 2025.

With its frantic and catchy rhythm, 'Monster Truck' solidified Barry B as an essential artist in 2025. The song stood out for its energy and originality, resonating with an audience looking for fresh sounds.

This track by Carlos Ares, with Celtic roots and a whispering yet powerful voice, was part of his second album released in 2025. It served as an excellent introduction to his music due to its distinctive sound and autobiographical nature.

This collaboration by Bad Bunny, Omar Courtz, and Dei V positioned itself on the Top Spotify Hits Spain Annual Chart 2025 with over 95 million streams. Its success solidified the presence of these artists in the Spanish Latin Urban scene.

Another Bad Bunny song that featured on the Top Spotify Hits Spain Annual Chart 2025, 'Nuevayol' amassed over 87 million streams. Its Dance and Latin Urban style made it a favorite for dancing.

Continuing Bad Bunny's streak of hits in 2025, 'Dtmf' accumulated over 80 million streams on Spotify. Its Latin Urban style kept it on the popularity charts, demonstrating the constant demand for his music.

This collaboration by Young Cister and Kreamly ranked on the Top Spotify Hits Spain Annual Chart 2025 with over 73 million streams. Its Latin Urban proposal made it stand out among the public's favorites.

This successful collaboration by Ovy On The Drums, Quevedo, and Beele remained on Spotify Spain's charts with over 72 million streams. Its mix of talents made it a recurring track in the year's playlists.

This song by Repion, part of their album '201,' closed 2025 as a golden highlight for the Iñesta sisters. It stood out for its musical quality and collaborations, marking a peak in their career.