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Subcategories


This category has the following 10 subcategories, out of 10 total.




A





  • ► American Latin pop singers‎ (10 P)





  • ► Argentine pop singers‎ (19 P)






B




  • ► Brazilian pop singers‎ (4 C, 21 P)





C





  • ► Chilean pop singers‎ (20 P)





  • ► Colombian pop singers‎ (19 P)






E




  • ► Ecuadorian pop singers‎ (5 P)





M




  • ► Mexican pop singers‎ (1 C, 21 P)





P




  • ► Puerto Rican pop singers‎ (23 P)





U




  • ► Uruguayan pop singers‎ (4 P)





Τ




  • ► Latin pop singers templates‎ (73 P)








Pages in category "Latin pop singers"


The following 100 pages are in this category, out of 100 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




A



  • Christina Aguilera

  • Paulina Aguirre

  • Anahí

  • Anitta (singer)

  • Marc Anthony




B



  • Linda Bandry

  • Carlos Baute

  • Obie Bermúdez

  • David Bisbal

  • Ari Borovoy




C



  • Wanessa Camargo

  • Moisés Canelo

  • Roberto Carlos (singer)

  • Manuel Carrasco

  • Cristian Castro

  • Cáthia

  • Chayanne

  • David Civera

  • Millie Corretjer




D



  • D'manti

  • Sergio Dalma

  • Guillermo Dávila

  • David DeMaría

  • Daniel Diges




E



  • Erika Ender

  • Gloria Estefan




F



  • José Feliciano

  • Alejandro Fernández

  • Fey (singer)

  • Fonseca (singer)

  • Luis Fonsi

  • Raúl Fuentes Cuenca

  • Eric Fukusaki




G



  • Juan Gabriel

  • GALE (singer)

  • Kany García

  • Odalys García

  • Gisselle

  • JC Gonzalez




H


  • Magos Herrera



I



  • Enrique Iglesias

  • Julio Iglesias




J



  • Frankie J

  • Janid

  • José José




L



  • Selena Lee Canales

  • Lo Nuestro Award for Pop Male Artist of the Year

  • Lo Nuestro Award for Pop New Artist of the Year

  • Fanny Lu

  • Lucero (entertainer)




M



  • Maía (singer)

  • Víctor Manuelle

  • Celia Mara

  • Ricky Martin

  • Abraham Mateo

  • Mau y Ricky

  • Lisette Melendez

  • Luis Miguel

  • MioSoty

  • Yolandita Monge

  • Alejandro Montaner

  • Ricardo Montaner

  • Javier Monthiel

  • Marco Moré




N



  • Nacho (singer)

  • Ednita Nazario

  • Noelia




O



  • Danny Ocean (singer)

  • Fernando Osorio




P



  • Danna Paola

  • Laura Pausini

  • Yolanda Pérez

  • Pijuan

  • Alexandre Pires




Q


  • Abraham Quintanilla Jr.



R



  • Luz Rios

  • Violeta Rivas

  • Danny Rivera

  • Élan Luz Rivera

  • Jerry Rivera

  • Lourdes Robles

  • Ana Rodríguez (singer)

  • Toño Rosario

  • Paulina Rubio




S



  • Miriam Sandler

  • Alejandro Sanz

  • Shakira

  • Raquel Sofía

  • Marco Antonio Solís




T



  • Tahis

  • Olga Tañón

  • Thalía

  • Álvaro Torres

  • Tommy Torres

  • Gloria Trevi




V



  • Mariana Vega

  • Anaís Vivas




W


  • Pee Wee (singer)



X


  • Xuxa



Y


  • Sebastián Yatra







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