Spanish pop hits from the 2010s

This anthem of Spanish pop culture, with Alaska's irony and style, is a danceable electronic pop song that marked the decade. It represents Fangoria's characteristic irreverence.

This song reaffirmed Alejandro Sanz's position as one of the greats of Spanish pop, standing out for his compositional mastery and flamenco touches. It's a pop ballad with Sanz's unique essence.

This song fused Latin pop with bachata, creating a catchy melody that dominated the Spanish charts. It cemented Enrique Iglesias as a global pop icon.

This acoustic pop ballad catapulted Pablo Alborán to fame, defining the artist's phenomenon and the resurgence of pop ballads in Spain. Its emotiveness and simplicity deeply connected with the public.

This song by Juan Magán pioneered the electro-Latin genre in Spain, popularizing Latin electronic rhythms on dance floors. Its energy and rhythm made it an instant hit.

This pop ballad became a romantic anthem and one of Pablo Alborán's biggest hits, solidifying his superstar status in the Spanish music scene.

This energetic pop-rock with a catchy chorus became one of Dani Martín's biggest solo hits. It received extensive radio play and represented his consolidation after El Canto del Loco.

This was one of the biggest global hits by a Spanish artist in the decade, omnipresent on radios and at parties. Its tropical rhythm and Latin pop made it a global phenomenon.

This massive hit fused reggaeton with Spanish pop, dominating the charts and setting a trend. The collaboration between Nicky Jam and Enrique Iglesias was key to its impact.

This hit became the soundtrack to many summers in Spain and Europe, thanks to its cheerful, summery Latin pop with a very catchy chorus. Álvaro Soler consolidated his position with this song.

This seminal collaboration between C. Tangana and Rosalía fused trap, pop, and flamenco elements, marking the beginning of a new era in Spanish pop and urban music.

This song redefined Spanish pop and brought it to a global audience, thanks to its innovative fusion of flamenco, pop, and trap. It launched Rosalía to global stardom.

This urban pop anthem with a feminist message, emerging from Operación Triunfo, marked a before and after in the visibility of new artists. Aitana and Ana Guerra took it to success.

This explosive debut consolidated Lola Índigo as a force in Spanish pop, thanks to her danceable urban pop and iconic choreography. It was a resounding success after her time on Operación Triunfo.

This hit consolidated Beret as one of the most influential voices in youth pop, thanks to his urban pop with introspective lyrics and a melodic style. It deeply connected with a generation.