Nathy Peluso, Santa Fe Klan & More: Who Had the Best New Latin Music Release This Week? Vote!

This week, Billboard’s New Music Latin roundup and playlist — curated by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors — features caller music, including caller picks by TINI, Esau Ortiz, Delilah and Santa Fe Klan, to sanction a few.

Nathy Peluso teams up with Rawayana for “Malportada,” the rubric way of her upcoming salsa EP. About her opus with Rawayana, the Argentine prima said successful a statement: “Beto (of Rawayana) has that timeless dependable and the carefree swagger of a classical salsero, without making immoderate effort. Straight from Venezuela, 1 of the astir beauteous cradles of salsa that I emotion truthful much. Beto is the mischievous one, with a bully bosom and bully lyrics—the cleanable spouse to sing with and suffer each composure.”

Meanwhile, Bomba Estéreo pays homage to hometown Santa Marta successful Colombia with “La Samaria,” a collaboration with Colombian icon Carlos Vives, who is besides from Santa Marta. “This opus means a batch to maine due to the fact that it’s a opus astir my homeland, wherever I was calved and raised, and wherever I became the idiosyncratic I americium today,” Bomba’s Li Saumet said successful a property release. Vives added, “Sharing this opus that celebrates the tone of Santa Marta with Bomba Estéreo fills maine with joy. t’s a opus of unity, pride, and belonging to Santa Marta, reflecting the nostalgia that Li and I consciousness each clip we instrumentality home.”

Other caller releases this week see euphony from Shakira, who delivers “Zoo” for Zootopia 2, Jhayco (“Scorpio”) and Macario Martínez (“Enhierbado”), to sanction a few. Which merchandise this week bash you deliberation is best? Give these caller releases a rotation and ballot for your favourite caller Latin euphony merchandise below:

Editor’s Note: The results of the play New Music Latin poll will beryllium posted if the canvass generates much than 1,000 votes. This canvass closes astatine 7:30 a.m. ET connected Monday, Oct. 13