It's Friday, which means we have our weekly roundup of fresh music to refresh your playlist. As October comes to an end, we are just weeks away from the Latin GRAMMYs, and artists are getting out their last releases of the year. So let's have some musical fun with big names, rising stars, and hot releases from a variety of genres.
Myke Towers - TE IMAGINO
Myke Towers taps into the thrill of fantasizing about someone special on “Te Imagino,” a Latin urban track fueled by desire, secret chemistry, and the anticipation of a private encounter. The seductive son has a fun beat that will have you swaying and fantasizing.
Xavi estrena 'Nadie te Extraña'
Mexican-American singer-songwriter Xavi debuted his new single, “Nadie Te Extraña,” live at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards on Thursday. The breakup anthem gives his signature “tumbados románticos” sound a more despechado edge, blending cumbia influences with lyrics about moving on. Following his collaboration with Grupo Frontera on “No Capea,” Xavi reunites with producer Edgar Barrera for the track, showcasing another side of his Música Mexicana sound.
Paloma Morphy - cosas malas de mí
Mexican singer and Latin GRAMMY winner Paloma Morphy returns with “cosas malas de mi,” the second single from her upcoming album MORPHY’S. The vulnerable track explores self-doubt, insecurity, and learning to speak more kindly to yourself. The release arrives after a milestone year for the artist, who performed at Japan’s Summer Sonic and earned a nomination for Musical Breakthrough of the Year at the 2026 ROLLING STONE en Español Awards.
Ozuna x Jory Boy x Ñengo Flow - Vulnerable
Ozuna teams up with reggaeton veterans Ñengo Flow and Jory Boy on “Vulnerable,” a new track that brings back the genre’s classic sound while exploring seduction with a playful, cheeky edge. The collaboration pairs Ozuna’s melodic style with the harder-hitting energy of two artists who helped shape reggaeton’s underground roots. It comes with a music video filmed in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, and directed by Ricardo Rivera, known as Fue Ricky.
Dalex - Alguien que no Soy
Latin R&B singer Dalex explores a new sound with “Alguien Que No Soy,” a mariachi-inspired single that blends emotional storytelling with traditional Mexican influences. The track explores love, pride, and vulnerability, while its music video, filmed in part in Mexico City’s Xochimilco, draws inspiration from Día de Muertos.
Juliana Beltrán - Serás tú
Latin pop singer-songwriter Juliana Beltrán captures the thrill of finding “the one” on her new single, “Serás Tú.” Blending warm production, intimate vocals, and sensual lyrics, the track explores the excitement of new love alongside the vulnerability of wondering whether this time will be different. Beltrán combines her Spanish-inspired roots with a modern Latin pop sound, creating a romantic, playful track about letting yourself fall for someone after waiting so long for the real thing.
Poe Leos - No Estaba Lista - Gaby
Mexican singer-songwriter and producer Poe Leos releases “No Estaba Lista (Gaby),” an emotional folk-pop song that serves as a heartfelt letter to her late cousin. Blending English and Spanish, the track reflects on childhood memories, grief, and the dreams Gaby inspired in Poe, and it features a tambourine, the same instrument Poe played at her cousin’s funeral. The single is the second release from her upcoming debut album, following “Casi Me La Creo.”
Yk It's Junaa - EL PECADO DE LA LUJURIA
Junaa explores temptation, lust, obsession, and forbidden desire in “Pecado De La Lujuria,” using references to voodoo, Santería, and religious confession to tell a story of attraction and inner conflict. The track captures the tension between giving in to desire and battling guilt, setting the tone for its provocative music video. Inspired
La Pantera, Quevedo - DOGGY
La Pantera teams up with Quevedo on “DOGGY,” a new collaboration bringing together two names in Spain’s urban music scene. Produced by PANA, the track arrives as La Pantera continues to build momentum, with more than 5 million monthly listeners on Spotify and multiple songs on Spotify Spain’s Top 50.
