The best Latin Rock albums
of the 1970s.
Where to start with 1970–1979 Latin rock — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 1970s — Latin rock
Top picks from 1970–1979, ranked by where we would start.
Santana
Marathon
A vibrant fusion of rock and Latin rhythms that captures the essence of Santana's innovative spirit and soulful guitar work.
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Santana
Borboletta
A vibrant fusion of Latin rhythms and rock, infused with spiritual overtones and lush instrumentation.
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Eric Burdon
Survivor
A gritty blend of rock and blues, infused with a touch of funk and jazz that showcases Burdon's raw, soulful vocals.
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War
Deliver the Word
A vibrant fusion of funk, Latin rhythms, and progressive rock that showcases War's eclectic musical palette.
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Eric Burdon
Sun Secrets
A vibrant fusion of rock and blues infused with a sense of introspection and social commentary.
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War
The World Is a Ghetto
'The World Is a Ghetto' captures the essence of War's innovative style by blending Latin rock and funk seamlessly. Its tracks highlight the band's ability to address social issues while providing captivating melodies that keep listeners engaged.
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Malo
Malo
A vibrant tapestry of Latin rhythms and rock melodies that radiates warmth and groove.
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Malo
Evolution
A vibrant fusion of Latin rhythms and rock energy, creating an infectious groove that invites listeners to dance.
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