Most successful Spanish reggaeton collaborations

This collaboration united Omar Montes' reggaeton with Ana Mena's pop, generating commercial success. It is an example of how Omar Montes has achieved successful collaborations with artists of different styles, expanding his musical reach.

It was one of the singles with which Quevedo previewed his album 'Donde Quiero Estar', standing out for bringing together two greats of the genre. It shows Quevedo's ability to collaborate with high-level international artists and maintain his success.

This session became a global phenomenon, reaching number 1 on Spotify's Global Top and breaking streaming records in Spain. Its cultural and commercial impact continues to be a milestone for Spanish urban music worldwide.

This extended play solidified Beny Jr and Morad's presence in the Spanish and global urban scene. It represents an important union between two of the most prominent exponents of Spanish drill and trap with reggaeton influences, marking a milestone.

It achieved over 5 million streams in less than 24 hours, solidifying Morad as a key figure in Spanish drill and reggaeton. It demonstrated Bizarrap's versatility and Morad's power to generate massive hits.

This collaboration unites Lola Índigo and Quevedo, two of the most influential Spanish artists of the moment, in a track that has resonated with the public. It highlights Lola Índigo's ability to successfully collaborate with the biggest names in the Spanish urban scene.

This collaboration reached the top position on international charts in countries like Chile and Colombia and earned four Platinum records in Spain. It's a key example of Saiko and Quevedo's rise in the international scene, consolidating their sound and reach.

It was number one in Spain, marking a before and after for Bad Gyal and Omar Montes in Spanish reggaeton. It remains one of the most iconic and recognized collaborations in the genre, with a lasting impact on both their careers.

It became the most streamed track in Spain after its release and also in several Latin American countries. It is one of Bad Gyal's most recent and successful collaborations, demonstrating her continued relevance and ability to generate international hits.

This collaboration between Saiko and Quevedo contributed to Saiko's meteoric rise in urban music. It reflects the strong connection and success between two of the most relevant Spanish artists of the moment, consolidating their impact on the genre.

A rumba with urban touches that united two very influential figures of Spanish music, Omar Montes and C. Tangana. It demonstrates Omar Montes' versatility and his ability to successfully fuse genres, creating a unique sound.

This collaboration between Lola Índigo and Saiko shows both artists' foray into bachata rhythms with an urban touch. It's a current collaboration that unites two of the most popular Spanish artists in the urban scene, demonstrating their versatility.

Part of Bad Gyal's debut album, 'La Joia', this collaboration with Puerto Rican artist Myke Towers was very well received. It's a recent collaboration that reinforces Bad Gyal's international presence and her ability to create transatlantic hits.

An international collaboration that is part of Bad Gyal's album 'La Joia', merging talents from Spain and Brazil. It showcases Bad Gyal's global expansion and her ability to create hits with world-renowned artists, consolidating her international presence.

A collaboration with Colombian star Karol G and Sean Paul, which demonstrates Bad Gyal's international reach. It's proof of Bad Gyal's global scope and her ability to work with big names in Latin reggaeton, expanding her audience.