2026 is just days away, and before we enter this new chapter, artists are releasing the last of their music, finishing the year strong. 2025 was an incredible year for new music that kept us dancing, in our feelings, or thinking about someone special. But the fun isn’t over yet. Get your playlist ready because we have a fresh round-up of new music to get you through the holidays.
Arcángel – HOY SE GUAYA
Reggaeton icon Arcángel brings the Caribbean energy with “HOY SE GUAYA.” The second official release from his upcoming album La Octava Maravilla, the track blends infectious rhythms, tropical percussion, and playful pop elements that will bring some heat to the winter dance floors.
Kali Uchis – Muévelo
Kali Uchis says goodbye to 2025 with the long-awaited release of“Muévelo.” The song first went viral on TikTok after clips from her Orquídeas era resurfaced, racking up over 300 million views, especially in Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina. The track is the start of her new Spanish-language chapter and a sneak peek at what’s next in her evolving sound.
LOS DUROS SON ELLOS, Arcángel, Jay Wheeler – MY LOVE
Puerto Rico’s most influential names in urban music are coming together for Los Duros Son Ellos. The upcoming album taps into the island’s musical legacy while spotlighting the artists shaping its present and future. “My Love” serves as the second official release from the album, bringing together reggaeton icon Arcángel and chart-topping singer Jay Wheeler. The track leans into romance and seduction, blending Arcángel’s seasoned delivery with Wheeler’s emotional, melodic style.
Beéle, Elvis Crespo – la patadita
Colombian multiplatinum artist Beéle collaborates with Latin music icon and Grammy and Latin Grammy winner Elvis Crespo on the fun and festive “La Patadita.” It comes with a nostalgic video shot in Bogotá, which pays tribute to one of Colombia’s most iconic TV shows, El Show de las Estrellas.
Cazzu – Otro Como Tú
Cazzu continues to showcase her incredible range, tapping into old-school cumbia sounds with “Otro Como Tú.” The single comes off the heels of her announcement of her Latinaje Tour in 2026. She’ll be bringing her unique sound and bold essence to the USA for the first time with 7 shows across the country. It will kick off on Thursday, April 30, 2026, at the San Jose Civic in San Jose.
Fonseca, Manuel Medrano, Yas Cepeda – Enamorarte Mil Veces
Fonseca and his fellow Colombian artist Manuel Medrano dropped “Enamorarte Mil Veces” last August, and now the contemporary merengue is getting a fresh boost thanks to DJ Yas Cepeda. The romantically fun track now has added electronic elements while keeping its tropical essence.
iZaak, La Perversa, Michael Flores – MENTIRA
iZaak, La Perversa, and Michael Flores come together for “MENTIRA,” an intimate, afro-romantic track that leans into desire, vulnerability, and trust. The smooth and sexy track has an old-school sound with a beat that will make you want to wind and grind with someone special.
OMAR COURTZ x KARBeats – EL MUNDO SE VA A ACABAR
Omar Courtz closes 2025 with “TAN DICIENDO QUE EL MUNDO SE VA ACABAR.” Produced by KarBeats, the single blends R&B and reggaetón with an electronic techno foundation. It’s a look at what’s to come with Courtz sound as he taps into new sounds. “I decided to let myself experiment. Mixing R&B, reggaetón, and techno was a challenge, but it was also the most honest way to show where I am right now as an artist,” Courtz said in a press release.
Milo J – ASHE ASHE
The crossover between gaming and music keeps expanding, and Milo J is the latest artist to step into that space. The Argentine star has partnered with Garena Free Fire for “ASHE ASHE,” bringing his sound directly into the game’s universe.
Jasiel Nuñez – Se Enfiestó El Carnal
Fresh off his third album Lo Aprendí En La Lleca, Jasiel Nuñez drops his new single “Se Enfiesto El Carnal”, a feel-good anthem celebrating life, joy, and self-expression. Infused with vibrant musica mexicana vibes, the track showcases his unique voice in the genre.
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