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Today more than ever, no single style defines Latin music. In much of the United States and Mexico, regional Mexican styles dominate, with Banda, Cumbia and Norteno musicians vying for space with slicker Latin Pop stars on the airwaves. Latin Pop itself gravitates between pop, traditional, and -- increasingly -- American hip-hop and R&B influences. Salsa and Merengue have ballooned beyond their Caribbean origins and are the soundtrack for dance parties around the world. The leftist songwriters of the Nueva Cancion movement revived pride in regional styles, while Argentinean composer Astor Piazzolla raised the bandoneon to the status of a lead instrument and transformed Tango. Regardless of the genre, there is a palpable joy at the heart of Latin America's vivacious music, and Latin artists will continue to be major players on the world stage.
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Na Na Na (Dulce Niña)
A.B. Quintanilla Y Los Kumbia Kings (1)
Latin Pop, Latin America, Cumbia
LATIN
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Rap das Armas (Lucana remix)
Cidinho and Doca
Latin
Ultra Records
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Rap das Armas (Original)
Cidinho and Doca
Latin
Ultra Records
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Aire
Intocable
Norteno, Tex Mex, Latin
LATIN
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Free Your Mind
Mojado (1)
Latin
Ultra Records
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Aun Hay Algo
RBD
Latin Pop, Pop, Latin
LATIN
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Tu Amor
RBD
Latin Pop, Pop, Latin
Virgin
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RDB Rebels EPK
RBD
Latin Pop, Pop, Latin
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Como Tu
Carlos Vives
Cumbia, Latin Pop, Latin
LATIN
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