Latin Club/Techno
"Octavo Dia" (Shakira)
Bachata
"Eres mi vida" (DLG)
Techno cha-cha
"Let's Get Loud (Jennifer Lopez)
"Boom, Boom (Chayanne)
Guaracha/Slow cha-cha/Guajira
"Volver a verte" (Oscar d'Leon)
"Micaela" (Pete Rodriguez)
Cumbia
"La Gota Fria" (Carlos Vives)
"Amor a la mexicana (Thalia)
"Piel morena" (Thalia)
Cuban salsa
"Vamonos pa'l Monte" (Eddie Palmieri)
"Que humanidad" (Manny Oquendo)
Colombian salsa
"Cali pachanguero" (Grupo Niche)
"Me voy a Cali" (Oscar d'Leon)
Puerto Rican salsa
"Micaela" (Pete Rodriguez)
Romantic salsa
"Idllio" (Willie Colon)
"A puro dolor" (Son by 4)
Fast-tempo merengue
"El rey de mambo" (La Banda Gorda)
Medium-tempo merengue
"Mentiroso" (Olga Tanon)
"No quiero morir" (DLG)
A "guajira" or a "guaracha" are both words that mean a cha-cha that is slow enough to be almost be considered a dance ballad.
ReplyDeleteSongs not mentioned above that cover it include "Besame Mucho", and the famous guajira classic, "Guantanamera" (Lady from Guantanamo).
Also.......
"Cumbia" focuses on Colombian cumbia. Mexican cumbia is not covered here, but one of the songs that could fit in is "Amor a la Mexicana", sung by Thalia.