Best New Latin Music Poll: Vote for Los Angeles Azules, TINI & More

This week in Latin music, a diverse group of artists have unveiled fresh releases that showcase the genre’s evolving landscape. Among the notable entries is the collaboration between Mexican cumbia legends Los Ángeles Azules and Argentine pop singer TINI, who join forces once again with their track “Pa’ Él.” Blending Los Ángeles Azules’ iconic cumbia sonidera rhythms with TINI’s smooth pop vocals, the song explores themes of love and betrayal, inviting listeners to both reflect and dance.

TINI expressed admiration for Los Ángeles Azules’ ability to connect across generations, underlining the cultural bridge this partnership represents. Meanwhile, the Mexican group hoped their audiences would receive the track with warmth and enthusiasm, emphasizing the joy and movement embedded in their music.

In parallel, Puerto Rican artist Farruko released his new single titled “Madrid,” continuing his exploration of urban and Latin rhythms. This track marks another chapter in Farruko’s prolific career, reinforcing his presence in the Latin music scene.

Meanwhile, Mexican singer Yuridia introduced “Que Se Vaya,” adding a fresh voice to this week's wave of releases. Yuridia’s contribution brings a melodic touch that contrasts with the high-energy collaborations and urban sounds featured elsewhere.

Veteran artist Pepe Aguilar also made headlines with the release of a live album recorded at the Hollywood Bowl, offering fans a glimpse into his concert experience and showcasing his enduring appeal in regional Mexican music.

Additionally, the week saw new material from artists like Myke Towers and El De La Tinta, further diversifying the musical styles presented. These releases reflect the dynamic nature of Latin music today, where traditional sounds meet contemporary influences.

Billboard’s New Music Latin poll, curated with input from Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors, provides a platform for fans to engage with these new tracks by voting for their favorites. The previous poll, conducted on August 14, saw Carín León and Ke Personaje’s “Qué Andas Haciendo” dominate with nearly 60% of the votes, illustrating the strong connection fans feel with regional Mexican music.

This week’s poll encourages listeners to evaluate the latest entries, with voting open until 11 a.m. ET on Monday, August 24. If the response exceeds 1,000 votes, Billboard plans to share the results publicly, highlighting the release that resonated most with the audience.

The array of new releases this week underscores Latin music’s vibrant and multifaceted character, offering something for supporters of traditional cumbia, urban beats, heartfelt ballads, and live performances. As these artists continue to innovate and collaborate, the Latin music landscape remains rich with fresh sounds and stories.