Meet the Newest Stars of Colombian Pop Music

With its diverse sounds, music from Colombia has connected with a range of audiences from all around the world-and Colombian pop is no exception. This genre has seen rapid growth over the past five years, with streams doubling in Colombia and increasing by over 250% globally. On Spotify, it's the second-most-listened-to genre from the country, surpassed only by reggaet n.

The world is familiar with the talents of Colombian stars Shakira, Sebasti n Yatra, and Morat, and now there's a new wave of artists revolutionizing Colombian pop with their unique sounds, heartfelt performances, and catchy lyrics. With the help of Spotify, these artists have been connecting with fans both locally and globally.

As this genre continues its rise, we've notably seen female voices taking center stage. Here are a few that should be added to your queue:

Ela Taubert

Hailing from Bogot , Ela Taubert has rocketed to stardom with her emotive pop and personal lyrics. She has over 3 million monthly listeners on Spotify, and her hit C mo Pas ? has surpassed 78 million streams, ranking it third among the top 30 most-listened-to Colombian songs abroad so far in 2024. Other popular tracks include Y Si Eras T ? (over 15 million streams) and Crecer (over 11 million streams). More than a million playlists feature at least one of her songs!

Most of Ela's streams come from Mexico, Peru, Colombia, and Chile, but she is also gaining traction in countries like Egypt, India, Austria, Australia, and Ireland.

Laura P rez

Another Bogot native making her mark in pop is Laura P rez. A singer and guitarist, Laura released her first EP, Retazos, in 2020 and has been unstoppable since, amassing over 125,000 monthly listeners. Buenos d as is her most-streamed song, with over 3 million plays, followed by Vuela, with over 1 million streams, and La Luna y T , with over 790,000 streams on Spotify.

Over the past year, her melodies have seen a notable increase in streams in countries like Nicaragua, Canada, the U.K., Japan, and the Netherlands.

Jules

With a background in musical theater, Jules combines her vocal talent with a unique and distinctive narrative in her music. This year, she released MELODRAM TICA, her first solo album, which blends pop, R&B, orchestral arrangements, and ambient sounds.

Jules has over 39,000 monthly listeners on the platform, and her most popular songs on Spotify include ENCONTRARME, with over 931,000 streams; CUMPLEA OS (ira), with over 688,000 streams; and AUTOSABOTAJE (avaricia), with 262,000 streams.

Her songs are included in over 37,000 playlists worldwide, from Colombia and Peru to Italy and Uruguay.

Lina Sanabria

Colombian singer-songwriter Lina Sanabria has captivated over 50,000 monthly listeners on Spotify with her emotive music and personal lyrics. Over the past year, her popularity has grown in countries such as El Salvador, Italy, Nicaragua, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic.

On Spotify, Lina's music is featured on more than 21,000 user-created playlists, and her most-streamed songs include Hasta Cuando with Simon Savi (over 578,000 streams); por la herida in collaboration with Analu Dada (over 398,000 streams); and Cobarde with Jota E (over 370,000 streams).

Antonia Jones

This young artist began her musical career recording covers and has since evolved her style, blending organic and acoustic pop sounds with her own lyrics.

Songs like Sexto Sentido, with over 500,000 streams; Pago Yo, with over 160,000 streams; and Aventurera, with over 80,000 streams, are her most popular tracks on Spotify. This year, she released her self-titled album Antonia Jones, which includes songs like 19y33 and Pedazos, each of which has surpassed 80,000 and 19,000 streams, respectively.

Antonia has almost 9,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, primarily from Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, and the United States.

Find more music from the country's top artists on the Pop Colombia playlist:

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