Music in spanish

[tobb3]

spanish music is great, from reggaeton to paco de lucia!

[eltipo]

yes mana,alejandro sanz,cafe tuba,manu chao

[natedogg]

sometimes, spanish country is sure as hell better than american country

[thegman24]

depends, if its rock, oh fuck yeah!! If its some non-electrical music or you know, to many horns or accordions.... well, no.

[Xanzou]

I live in a country where the main language is spanish but i dont really like the music lol

[worldpease]

Wow, some one mentioned 'Los Bukis'?
well, you have great taste.

Also listen to Marco Antonio Solis, he's the Best there is for Mexican music,
also Jose Jose, Raphael, etc.
And then there is Laura Pausini, Mana, jarabe de Palo, Thalia, Alejandra Guzman,
Paloma San Basilio, Yuridia, Marisela, Mijares, Chayanne, Rocio Durcal, Juan Gabriel, and lots and lots more.

[SalsaMan]

Spanish music as in musica de España, or music sung in Spanish?

Most of the music I listen to is in Spanish, mainly from Latin America/South America/Puerto Rico/Cuba etc... lots of Salsa, Cha-Cha, Bachata, Bolero, Son, Rumba, and some spanish pop.

[kizz200]

People, kee out of this latin music style (Reggaeton, HipHop, Reggae, Rap, Ska, Rock, Pop, Etc..)

The good latin music is... Salsa, Cumbia, Romantica, Banda, Etc...

If u want, maybe i can upload some songs...

[wickedc@rlos]

I don't like but there is quite a lot of good music in Spanish. One of the bands that I liked a bit was Carajo (translation: f@$k). Some mentioned here (Cafe Tacuba, etc.) are good.

[worldpease]

One of the bands that I liked a bit was Carajo (translation: f@$k).

That is practically an unknown group, even more, I had never heard of it before now.
Also 'Carajo' is more like 'Freaking' (not as in freak out but as in freaking shit[when you hit your toe, lol]),
but in the other hand, I've seen F@$k translated as Carajo in the movies,
so, you are not entirely wrong.