The Ultimate Latin Playlist For a Feel-Good Summer 2025: Listen
Summer has officially arrived, and to celebrate the three-month long season, this year running from June 20 to Sept. 22, Billboard has curated the ultimate Latin playlist.
The nearly two-hour list has 35 songs that have been released in 2025 so far and will make for the perfect soundtrack to blast on a hot poolside day, breezy beach afternoon, or at a carne asada with family and friends.
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There are a handful of salsa tunes including Bad Bunny's 'Baile Inolvidable,' which currently tops the Hot Tropical Songs chart; a salsa version of Piso 21's 'Volver' in collaboration with Marc Anthony and Beéle; and 'Si Llamas,' the first collaborative effort between salsa newcomers Luis Figueroa and Christian Alicea.
On the Billboard Latin Summer playlist, fans will enjoy bachata with songs like Natti Natasha's 'Desde Hoy' and Prince Royce's 'How Deep is Your Love'; merengue such as Fariana and Kiko El Crazy's 'Me Muevo'; Afrobeat as in Kapo and Myke Towers' 'ILY'; cumbia with Elena Rose, Camilo, and Los Ángeles Azules' 'Carteras Chinas'; Yailin La Más Viral's dembow in 'Todos Mienten'; and even the rhythmic reparto from Cuba with Bebeshito's 'Tacto que llegó el Reparto.'
And, let's be frank, what's summertime without a good mix of reggaetón bangers? The list also includes Alemán and Netón Vega's saucy 'Te Quería Ver,' J Balvin's 'Rio,' and Karol G's 'Verano Rosa' in collaboration with her boo, Feid.
Below, check out the complete playlist to enjoy during the hottest and brightest of the four temperate seasons:
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