Ranking of the best songs in Spanish in the last decade

This song is an iconic Raphael anthem, known for its contagious energy and catchy melody, making it a must-have track of the last decade in Spanish.

Aitana is one of the most influential artists of the last decade in Spanish music, consolidating her career with hits like "Lo Malo." Her style and musical evolution have positioned her as a key figure in the industry.

“Despacito” is a landmark of Latin music that transcended borders, dominating global charts and exposing Spanish-language music to a massive audience. Its infectious rhythm and collaboration with renowned artists made it an inescapable cultural phenomenon of the decade.

This song became a viral phenomenon and reached number 1 in Spain, racking up over 142 million streams on Spotify. Its success positions it as an undisputed hit of the last decade.

Chanel's "Cámara lenta" is a smash hit of the last decade thanks to its innovative fusion of flamenco and electronic music, creating a fresh and addictive sound. Its originality and catchy rhythm have made it an essential song at any party or current playlist.

This song became a viral phenomenon and a summer anthem, notable for its originality and impact on Spanish popular culture in the last decade.

The song combines funk and reggaeton with a catchy, danceable approach and addresses the theme of betrayal in a relationship, making it stand out among Spanish-language pop music.

"Malamente" is an iconic song by Rosalía that marked a turning point in Spanish music, fusing flamenco with urban and electronic sounds. Its release in 2018 catapulted her to international fame, becoming an anthem of the decade.

This song by Ana Guerra and Juan Magán stands out for its fusion of Caribbean urban rhythms and female-empowering lyrics, becoming an undisputed summer hit.

This song by Álvaro Soler was a huge hit in the last decade, notable for its catchy rhythm and popularity on Spanish charts and radio stations.

Carolina Durante's song "Cayetano" is a generational anthem that satirizes a lifestyle and an attitude, becoming a benchmark in Spanish-language music of the last decade for its social criticism and catchy chorus.

This Marc Anthony song is an anthem of positivity and resilience, with a contagious rhythm that invites us to celebrate life. Its 2013 release perfectly positions it within the last decade, and its popularity makes it an undeniable hit in Spanish.

This song stands out as a resounding success in Latin music, reaching billions of views on YouTube and topping major radio charts in the United States and Puerto Rico. Its massive popularity and cultural impact make it an undisputed hit of the decade.

Aitana's song "Bandido" is a catchy track representative of her urban pop style, which has resonated with young audiences over the last decade. Its rhythm and lyrics make it a hit.

This Jennifer Lopez song, released in 2018, became a huge hit and is a clear example of the "Spanish hits" of the last decade, standing out for its catchy rhythm and lyrics about marriage.

This track by Maikel Delacalle is a clear example of the "Spanish hits" of the last decade, standing out for its production and catchy lyrics that resonate with urban audiences.

This track stands out for the collaboration between Rauw Alejandro and Camilo, fusing their unique styles to create a catchy, danceable hit that resonated strongly in the last decade.

This song is a vibrant and energetic anthem that celebrates the diversity and joy of Latin culture, fusing contagious rhythms with the collaboration of two great artists. Its 2015 release perfectly positions it as an undisputed hit of the last decade.

This song stands out for its fusion of Latin rhythms and passionate lyrics, capturing the longing to rekindle a past love. It was a significant hit in the last decade, establishing itself as a signature track in reggaeton and Latin pop.

This song has become a party and festival anthem, notable for its catchy rhythm and the energy it transmits, making it an undeniable hit of the last decade.