The albums that define
urbano music.
Our picks for where to start with urbano music — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top urbano music artists
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The urbano music essentials
Twenty-four picks. Press play on any of them.
Maluma
Papi Juancho
A vibrant blend of reggaeton and pop that pulsates with infectious rhythms and introspective lyrics.
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Maluma
11:11
A vibrant blend of reggaeton and pop that weaves emotional storytelling with infectious beats and catchy hooks.
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Rosalía
Motomami
A genre-blurring exploration of personal and cultural identity woven through eclectic rhythms and emotive vocals.
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Rosalía
El Mal Querer
A bold fusion of flamenco, R&B, and pop that tells a compelling story through its innovative production and emotional depth.
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Feid
Feliz cumpleaños, Ferxxo, te pirateamos el álbum
A vibrant fusion of reggaeton and R&B, interspersed with playful melodies and heartfelt lyrics celebrating life and love.
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6ix9ine
Day69: Graduation Day
A frenetic blend of aggressive beats and raw, visceral lyrics that capture the chaotic energy of Brooklyn's drill scene.
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Paulo Londra
Homerun
This album encapsulates Londra's signature style and highlights his versatility as an artist. The mix of rhythm and melody makes it accessible while still retaining depth in its narratives.
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Paulo Londra
Back to the Game
A vibrant blend of reggaeton and trap that pulses with infectious energy and introspective lyrics.
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6ix9ine
TattleTales
A chaotic blend of aggressive beats and brash lyricism that reflects the tumultuous life of its creator.
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Lunay
Épico
A vibrant blend of reggaeton and trap that pulses with infectious rhythms and melodic hooks, capturing the essence of modern urbano music.
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Feid
Bahía Ducati
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Bryant Myers
La Oscuridad
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Djonga
Ladrão
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Djonga
Histórias da Minha Área
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