List of best-selling Latin music artists

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Latin music has an ambiguous meaning in the music industry due to differing definitions of the term "Latin". For example, the Latin music market in the United States defines Latin music as any release that is mostly sung in Spanish, regardless of genre or artist nationality, by industry organizations including the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and Billboard. International organizations and trade groups such as the Latin Recording Academy include Portuguese-language music in the Latin category. Billboard categorizes an artist as "Latin" if they perform in Spanish or Portuguese.

Music journalists and musicologists define Latin music as musical styles from Spanish-speaking areas of Latin America and from Spain. Music from Brazil is usually included in the genre and music from Portugal is occasionally included.

Either definition of "Latin music" may be used for inclusion in this list. For an artist to be considered, must have sold at least 10 million copies. This list focuses on performers who are Spanish and/or Portuguese-speaking or who have consistently recorded music in Spanish and/or Portuguese. This information cannot be officially listed because no organization has recorded global Latin music sales. Only Latin recordings, which are defined as a record with 51% of its content in Spanish or Portuguese, are counted in the certified units table. Instrumental musicians may also be included if they mainly perform any Latin music genre. For recordings with multiple versions, only Spanish and Portuguese version(s) will be counted towards certified units.

The tables are listed with each artist's reported sales figure(s) and their total independently certified units, and are ranked in descending order by reported sales. If two or more artists have the same reported sales, these are then ranked by certified units. The reported sales figure and the total of certified units for each country in the provided sources include sales of albums, singles, compilation albums, music videos, and downloads of singles and full-length albums. Sales figures, such as those from SoundScan, which are sometimes published by Billboard magazine, have not been included in the certified units column.

Definitions

Gold and platinum certifications issued after 2016, especially on singles, are in some cases more-than-50% streaming generated. Some 20th-century artists can also have significant amount of streaming-based certifications. The certified units of more recently active artists may sometimes be higher in the list than their listed claimed figures because RIAA and almost all other certifying bodies include streaming in the thresholds required for gold and platinum Digital Single Award certification. For this reason, some singles and albums are over-certified by hundreds of thousands of units. The over-certified figures are often in millions of units for RIAA certifications.

The certified units for some artists and bands who have multi-disc albums can be higher than their listed claimed figures because RIAA counts each unit within a set as one unit toward certification. Certified units can also be inflated by the redundancy of certifications because each track's downloads and streams contribute to the certifications of both of the single and the respective album. RIAA counts 10 downloads of individual track as well as 1,500 audio/video streams, including those from singles released prior to the album release, as an equivalent to one unit of album. Theoretically, if one song is streamed 1.5 billion times on YouTube, the single would receive diamond certification and the whole album could be certified platinum, creating a combined total of 11 million certified units without any sales.

All artists included on this list, including charts, have their available claimed figures supported by available from countries with recording certifications. With the exception of certifications from Spain prior to 2003, the certified units are sourced from countries with local music industry associations including those with online databases. Certifications from Spain prior to 2003 are listed in the book Sólo éxitos. Año a año. 1959-2002 (2005) by Fernando Salaverri. In the case of recordings RIAA has simultaneously certified standard and Latin, only the unit with the highest number of certified copies will be counted. For example, Mi Tierra (1993) by Gloria Estefan has been certified standard platinum for one millions units and 16× platinum in the Latin genre for 1,600,000 units, thus only the latter certification is counted. Albums that have been certified in both fields for the same value, such as Sueños Líquidos (1997) by Maná, which was certified platinum and 10× platinum in the Latin field, may use either certification but not both. All certified units are converted from gold, platinum or diamond certification awards based on criteria provided by certifying bodies.

Issued certifications for songs multiple artists have recorded, including featured artists, are added to each artist's total of certified units because all of the artists would have played a significant part in the song. Certifications issued for songs that have been recorded by four or more artists are not included because the artists involved would have played minor roles.

Standards

  • To ensure the highest level of fact-checking and editorial control, this list sources sales figures to news organizations and highly regarded music-industry related organizations such as Billboard.
  • The figures of total certified units in the tables below are based on certified units of albums, singles—including digital downloads—and videos.
  • The order of markets in the tables is based on retail value each market generates, respectively; the largest market is at the top and smallest is at the bottom.

Artists by reported sales

60 million or more

  • Julio Iglesias
  • Roberto Carlos
  • Juan Gabriel
  • Gloria Estefan
  • Shakira
  • Laura Pausini
  • Enrique Iglesias
Artist Country / Market Period active Genre Primary language(s) Certified Latin sales Reported sales
Julio Iglesias Spain 1968–present Latin Spanish  • English  • Portuguese  • French  • Italian
35.964 million
  • US: 4.45 million
  • JPN: 800,000
  • UK: 580,000
  • FRA: 1.2 million
  • CAN: 200,000
  • AUS: 140,000
  • BRA: 11.225 million
  • NLD: 0.9 million
  • ITA: 150,000
  • SPA: 8.16 million
  • SWE: 190,000
  • MEX: 2.875 million
  • ARG: 3.190 million
  • BEL: 100,000--
  • FIN: 131,636
  • POR: 248,000
  • COL: 810,000
  • CHI: 475,000
 150 million
Roberto Carlos Brazil 1959–present MPB, rock and roll, soul, bossa nova, rhythm and blues Portuguese  • Spanish
55.06 million
  • BRA: 52.9 million
  • SPA: 700,000
  • MEX: 670,000
  • POR: 10,000
  • ARG: 780,000
 120 million
Juan Gabriel Mexico 1971–2016 Latin ballad, Latin pop, norteño, cumbia Spanish
6.305 million
  • US: 2.570 million
  • SPA: 50,000
  • MEX: 3.555 million
  • ARG: 130,000
  • CHI: 30,000
 100 million
Enrique Iglesias Spain 1995–present Pop, Latin pop, dance pop, adult contemporary, urban Spanish  • English
42.354 million
  • US: 22.02 million
  • GER: 1.2 million
  • UK: 7.56 million
  • FRA: 641,666
  • CAN: 480,000
  • BRA: 630,000
  • ITA: 755,000
  • SPA: 1.75 million
  • SWE: 665,000
  • MEX: 9.32 million
  • ARG: 140,000
  • BEL: 205,000
  • NLD: 255,000
  • SWI: 440,000
  • DEN: 417,500
  • POL: 500,000
  • AUT: 75,000
 100 million
Gloria Estefan Cuba
United States 		1980–present Latin Pop, pop, dance, Pop rock, Salsa, Adult contemporary Spanish  • English
5.84 million
  • US: 2.7 million
  • NLD: 150,000
  • SPA: 1.85 million
  • SWI: 25,000
  • MEX: 825,000
  • ARG: 290,000
 100 million
Shakira Colombia 1988–present Latin pop / pop / pop rock Spanish  • English
31.88 million
  • US: 13.68 million
  • GER: 1.225 million
  • UK: 200,000
  • FRA: 1,216,665 million
  • CAN: 0.160 million
  • BRA: 2.29 million
  • ITA: 0.4 million
  • SPA: 3.35 million
  • SWE: 60,000
  • DEN: 64,000
  • SWI: 205,000<
  • MEX: 5.79 million
  • ARG: 620,000
  • BEL: 75,000
  • AUT: 65,000
  • POL: 115,000
  • FIN: 123,950
  • POR: 75,000
 95 million
Laura Pausini Italy 1993–present Pop / latin Italian  • Spanish

12.31 million
  • US: 300,000
  • FRA: 975,000
  • BRA: 750,000
  • NLD: 250,000
  • ITA: 5.729 million
  • SPA: 2.29 million
  • SWI: 500,000
  • MEX: 960,000
  • ARG: 288,000
  • BEL: 150,000
  • FIN: 72,600
  • NZ: 105,000
 75 million
Nelson Gonçalves Brazil 1941–1998 Samba, samba-canção Portuguese
8.8 million
  • BRA: 8.8 million
 75 million
Ricky Martin Puerto Rico 1991–present Pop, Latin Pop, Dance Spanish  • English
14.347 million
  • US: 3.98 million
  • JPN: 0.1 million
  • UK: 25,000
  • FRA: 100,000
  • CAN: 200,000
  • AUS: 140,000
  • ITA: 125,000
  • SPA: 1.5 million
  • SWE: 455,000
  • MEX: 4.915 million
  • ARG: 1.033 million
  • BEL: 250,000
  • FIN: 140,812
  • NZ: 140,000
  • DNK: 103,000
  • SWI: 300,000
  • POL: 250,000
  • TUR: 100,000
  • BRA: 340,000
  • NOR: 100,000
  • POR: 50,000
 70 million
Luis Miguel Mexico 1982–present Pop, Ballads, Bolero, Latin Pop, Mariachi, Dance, Adult Contemporary Spanish
35.559 million
  • US: 6.48 million
  • MEX: 15.885 million
  • SPA: 4.79 million
  • BRA: 425,000
  • ARG: 5.442 million
  • CHI: 1.367 million
  • COL: 400,000
  • VEN: 770,000
 60 million

40 million to 59 million

  • Rita Lee
  • Vicente Fernández
  • José Feliciano
  • Raphael
  • Ana Gabriel
  • José José
  • Eros Ramazzotti
Artist Country / Market Period active Genre Primary language(s) Certified Latin sales Reported sales
Rita Lee Brazil 1968–2023 Brazilian pop, tropicalia, MPB Portuguese
0.71 million
  • BRA: 715,000
55 million
Vicente Fernández Mexico 1965–2013 Ranchera, mariachi, norteña, tejano Spanish
11.79 million
  • US: 7.1 million
  • MEX: 4.694 million
 50 million
45 million
José Feliciano Puerto Rico 1964–present Pop rock, folk rock, soft rock, Latin pop Spanish  • English
1.775 million
  • US: 250,000
  • UK: 600,000
  • GER: 500,000
  • AUS: 70,000
  • ITA: 70,000
  • SPA: 180,000
  • DEN: 90,000
  • NZ: 15,000
 50 million
Raphael Spain 1966–present Ballad, Latin pop Spanish
0.64 million
  • MEX: 150,000
  • SPA: 490,000
 50 million
Ana Gabriel Mexico 1974–present Mexican pop, Mariachi Spanish
9.13 million
  • US: 2.5 million
  • MEX: 6.63 million
40 million
José José Mexico 1965–2013 Mariachi, Latin pop, bolero Spanish
7.785 million
  • US: 100,000
  • MEX: 7.685 million
 40 million
Eros Ramazzotti Italy 1981–present Pop, Latin pop, pop rock Italian  • Spanish
2.805 million
  • US: 700,000
  • SPA: 1.7 million
  • MEX: 285,000
  • ARG: 120,000
 40 million
Leo Dan Argentina 1963–2025 Tango, vallenato, cumbia, ballad Spanish
0.328 million
  • MEX: 100,000
  • ARG: 228,000
 40 million
Nelson Ned Brazil 1961–2013 Latin, Jazz Portuguese  • Spanish
0.10 million
  • BRA: 100,000
 40 million

21 million to 39 million

  • J Balvin
  • Los Tigres del Norte
  • Daddy Yankee
  • Marco Antonio Solís
  • Xuxa
  • José Luis Perales
Artist Country / Market Period active Genre Primary language(s) Certified Latin sales Reported sales
J Balvin Colombia 2009–present Reggaeton, Latin pop, urbano, hip hop Spanish
37.215 million
  • US: 23.3 million
  • MEX: 12.67 million
  • ITA: 3.475 million
  • SPA: 2.655 million
  • UK: 1.6 million
  • CAN: 1.2 million
  • NOR: 40,000
  • DEN: 180,000
  • GER: 1.4 million
  • POR: 50,000
  • SWI: 100,000
 35 million
Los Tigres del Norte Mexico 1972–present Ranchera, norteña, tejano, corrido Spanish
8.51 million
  • US: 7 million
  • MEX: 1.51 million
 32 million
Daddy Yankee Puerto Rico 1991–present Reggaeton, Latin pop Spanish
67.6 million
  • US: 29.21 million
  • UK: 4 million
  • GER: 2.750 million
  • FRA: 866,666
  • ITA: 1.16 million
  • CAN: 1.5 million
  • BRA: 1.820 million
  • MEX: 6.93 million
  • NOR: 720,000
  • SPA: 17.06 million
  • SWI: 30,000
  • ARG: 80,000
 30 million
25 million
Marco Antonio Solís Mexico 1973–present Norteño, tejano, ballad Spanish
8.128 million
  • US: 5.4 million
  • MEX: 2.22 million
  • ARG: 508,000
 30 million
25 million
Xuxa Brazil 1980–present Children's music, dance, Latin pop Portuguese  • Spanish
17.275 million
  • BRA: 17.025 million
  • SPA: 250,000
 30 million
José Luis Perales Spain 1973–present Ballad, Latin pop Spanish
2.7 million
  • SPA: 2.1 million
  • ARG: 600,000
 30 million
Rocío Durcal Spain 1954–2006 Ranchera, Ballad, Bolero, Flamenco, Chera Spanish
1.70 million
  • US: 500,000
  • SPA: 500,000
  • MEX: 700,000
 30 million
25 million
Camilo Sesto Spain 1964–2011 Ballad, Latin Pop Spanish
0.92 million
  • SPA: 700,000
  • MEX: 100,000
  • ARG: 120,000
 30 million
Amália Rodrigues Portugal 1940–1999 Fado Portuguese — 30 million
Maria Bethânia Brazil 1965–present Bossa nova, MPB, samba Portuguese
0.45 million
  • BRA: 450,000
 26 million
Alejandro Sanz Spain 1989–present Latin Pop, Latin ballad, flamenco, pop rock, Latin rock Spanish
14.184 million
  • US: 1.41 million
  • BRA: 150,000
  • SPA: 8.72 million
  • MEX: 2.8 million
  • ARG: 1.104 million
  • ITA: 25,000
  • SWI: 20,000
 25 million
Maná Mexico 1986–present Pop rock, Latin pop, rock en español Spanish
14.482 million
  • US: 4.71 million
  • BRA: 105,000
  • SPA: 1.92 million
  • MEX: 6.335 million
  • ARG: 1.142 million
  • CHI: 200,000
  • VEN: 70,000
 25 million
22 million
Thalía Mexico 1981–present Pop, Dance, Latin pop Spanish
7.846 million
  • US: 2.45 million
  • BRA: 280,000
  • FRA: 250,000
  • ARG: 200,000
  • MEX: 3.65 million
  • SPA: 910,000
  • UK: 200,000
  • URU: 6,000
 25 million
20 million
Mecano Spain 1981–1992, 1998 Pop, synthpop, new wave, pop rock Spanish
4.55 million
  • FRA: 975,000
  • SPA: 3.38 million
  • MEX: 100,000
 25 million
Gloria Trevi Mexico 1989–present Latin pop, pop rock Spanish
2.4 million
  • US: 0.29 million
  • SPA: 0.02 million
  • MEX: 2.09 million
 25 million
20 million
Rigo Tovar Mexico 1970–1995 Mexican cumbia, grupera Spanish — 25 million
Pedro Infante Mexico 1939–1967 Mariachi, bolero, rancheras Spanish — 25 million
Antonio Aguilar Mexico 1950–2005 Regional Mexican Spanish — 25 million
Romeo Santos United States 2011–present Bachata Spanish
24.25 million
  • US: 18.36 million
  • MEX: 5.1 million
  • SPA: 440,000
  • BRA: 30,000
  • ITA: 280,000
  • CAN: 40,000
 24 million
Amado Batista Brazil 1975–present Brega Portuguese
6.605 million
  • BRA: 6.605 million
 22 million
Lucho Gatica Chile 1946–2013 Bolero Spanish
0.1 million
  • SPA: 100,000
 22 million

15 million to 20 million

  • Luis Fonsi
  • Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano
  • Alejandro Fernández
  • Carlos Vives
  • Sandy & Junior
  • Los Temerarios
  • Ivete Sangalo
Artist Country / Market Period active Genre Primary language(s) Certified Latin sales Reported sales
Luis Fonsi Puerto Rico 1991–present Reggaeton, Latin pop Spanish
32.424 million
  • US: 15.28 million
  • MEX: 3.96 million
  • SPA: 1.52 million
  • AUT: 50,000
  • BRA: 1.77 million
  • UK: 3.8 million
  • ITA: 775,000
  • GER: 2.4 million
  • CAN: 880,000
  • BEL: 100,000
  • FRA: 566,666
  • POL: 450,000
  • POR: 80,000
  • NZ: 90,000
  • DEN: 595,000
  • NOR: 100,000
 20 million
Alejandro Fernández Mexico 1988–present Mariachi, Mexican pop Spanish
10.7 million
  • US: 2.39 million
  • SPA: 240,000
  • MEX: 6.97 million
  • ARG: 100,000
 20 million
Zezé di Camargo & Luciano Brazil 1990–present Sertanejo, country Portuguese
9.3 million
  • BRA: 9.3 million
 20 million
Carlos Vives Colombia 1978–present Vallenato, cumbia, Latin pop Spanish
7.966 million
  • US: 5.07 million
  • BRA: 180,000
  • SPA: 880,000
  • MEX: 1.74 million
  • ITA: 75,000
  • CAN: 40,000
  • FRA: 66,666
  • POR: 15,000
 20 million
14 million
Sandy & Junior Brazil 1989–2007, 2019 Latin Pop Portuguese
6.75 million
  • BRA: 6.75 million
 20 million
Los Temerarios Mexico 1983–present Ballad, Romantic Spanish
6.970 million
  • US: 6.15 million
  • MEX: 1.57 million
 20 million
18 million
Ivete Sangalo Brazil 1992–present Axé Portuguese
6.4 million
  • BRA: 6.44 million
 20 million
Ricardo Arjona Guatemala 1985–present Latin pop, Latin ballad, folk, a capella Spanish
6.81 million
  • US: 2.26 million
  • MEX: 3.11 million
  • ARG: 1.39 million
  • CHI: 50,000
 20 million
Banda el Recodo Mexico 1938–present Banda Spanish
2.99 million
  • US: 2.03 million
  • MEX: 960,000
  • Del Pueblo...y Para el Pueblo: Platinum (250,000)
 20 million
Chitãozinho & Xororó Brazil 1969–present Sertanejo Portuguese
2.4 million
  • BRA: 2.4 million
 20 million
Plácido Domingo Spain 1950s–present Opera pop, Latin Spanish
2.18 million
  • US: 100,000
  • GER: 255,000
  • SPA: 1.55 million
  • MEX: 375,000
 20 million
Hombres G Spain 1982–1992, 2002–present Latin pop Spanish
0.9 million
  • SPA: 900,000
 20 million
Dyango Spain 1960s–present Bolero, Latin ballad Spanish
0.85 million
  • SPA: 550,000
  • ARG: 300,000
 20 million
Yuri Mexico 1978–present Latin pop Spanish
0.75 million
  • MEX: 750,000
 20 million
Lupita D'Alessio Mexico 1971–present Bolero, Latin ballad Spanish
0.13 million
  • MEX: 130,000
 20 million
Menudo Puerto Rico 1977–1997, 2007–2009, 2022-present Latin Pop, Pop Rock Spanish — 20 million
Paquita la del Barrio Mexico 1970–present Bolero, mariachi Spanish — 20 million
Diego Verdaguer Argentina 1970–2022 Latin ballad Spanish — 20 million
Maluma Colombia 2010–present Reggaeton, Latin trap, Latin pop Spanish
25.38 million
  • US: 11.51 million
  • MEX: 8.97 million
  • GER: 400,000
  • ITA: 1.2 million
  • UK: 200,000
  • CAN: 240,000
  • DEN: 45,000
  • FRA: 533,333
  • BRA: 1.87 million
  • SWI: 180,000
 18 million
Selena United States 1980–1995 Tecnocumbia, Cumbia, Latin Pop, Musica Tejana Spanish  • English
17.35 million
  • US: 17 million
  • CAN: 0.05 million
  • MEX: 300,000
 18 million
Leandro e Leonardo Brazil 1983–1998 Sertanejo Portuguese
4.05 million
  • BRA: 4.05 million
 17 million
Rocio Jurado Spain 1960–2006 Ballad, Latin Pop, Flamenco, copla Spanish
0.97 million
  • SPA: 970,000
 17 million
16 million
Padre Marcelo Rossi Brazil 1997–present Latin Christian Portuguese
8.9 million
  • BRA: 8.9 million
 16 million
Paloma San Basilio Spain 1970–present Latin pop Spanish
0.45 million
  • SPA: 450,000
 16 million
Lucero Mexico 1980–present Mexican pop, Latin pop Spanish
1.35 million
  • MEX: 1.35 million
 16 million
Ozuna Puerto Rico 2012–present Reggaeton, Latin Trap, Urbano Spanish
25.13 million
  • US: 18.3 million
  • MEX: 4.2 million
  • ITA: 1.975 million
  • FRA: 1,166,666
  • UK: 600,000
  • BRA: 40,000
  • GER: 600,000
  • DEN: 90,000
  • NOR: 120,000
  • AUT: 155,000
  • CAN: 400,000
  • NZ: 15,000
  • SWI: 50,000
 15 million
Juanes Colombia 2000–present Rock en Español, Latin Pop, Cumbia Spanish
9.005 million
  • US: 4.71 million
  • GER: 450,000
  • BRA: 30,000
  • NLD: 40,000
  • SPA: 970,000
  • SWE: 40,000
  • MEX: 2.37 million
  • ARG: 160,000
  • SWI: 75,000
  • BEL: 25,000
  • DEN: 8,000
  • AUT: 15,000
  • FIN: 51,811
  • POR: 60,000
 15 million
Don Omar Puerto Rico 1996–2017; 2019–present Reggaeton Spanish
8.87 million
  • US: 6.8 million
  • SPA: 180,000
  • ITA: 115,000
  • BEL: 15,000
  • DEN: 180,000
  • GER: 1.05 million
  • JPN: 0.1 million
  • SWE: 160,000
  • SWI: 30,000
  • UK: 400,000 million
 15 million
Los del Río Spain 1973–2008 Latin pop, sevillanas Spanish
6.83 million
  • US: 4 million
  • GER: 750,000
  • UK: 600,000
  • FRA: 750,000
  • AUS: 245,000
  • NLD: 75,000
  • SPA: 200,000
  • SWE: 25,000
  • BEL: 100,000
  • SWI: 25,000
  • AUT: 50,000
  • NZ: 10,000
 15 million
Wisin & Yandel Puerto Rico 1998–2013, 2018–2022 Reggaeton Spanish
6.665 million
  • US: 5.03 million
  • SPA: 200,000
  • ITA: 25,000
  • MEX: 1.39 million
  • ARG: 20,000
 15 million
Chayanne Puerto Rico 1984–present Ballad, Latin pop, salsa, dance pop Spanish
11.354 million
  • US: 1.88 million
  • FRA: 250,000
  • SPA: 2.035 million
  • MEX: 6.315 million
  • CHI: 50,000
  • ARG: 800,000
  • URU: 24,000
 15 million
Roberta Miranda Brazil 1986–present Sertanejo Portuguese
3.4 million
  • BRA: 3.4 million
 15 million
RBD Mexico 2004–2009
2020–2023 		Latin Pop, pop rock, pop, dance pop Spanish
3.22 million
  • US: 1 million
  • MEX: 2.19 million
  • BRA: 30,000
 15 million
Joan Manuel Serrat Spain 1965–present Nova Cançó Spanish  • Catalan
3.12 million
  • SPA: 2.5 million
  • MEX: 80,000
  • ARG: 540,000
 15 million
Paulina Rubio Mexico 1992–present Latin Pop, Pop Rock, Dance Spanish
3.32 million
  • US: 1.2 million
  • MEX: 1.43 million
  • SPA: 0.69 million
15 million
Gipsy Kings France 1978–present Catalan rumba, flamenco Spanish  • Instrumental
2.55 million
  • US: 2.5 million
  • SPA: 50,000
 15 million
Kumbia Kings United States 1998–2006, 2009–2010 Mexican cumbia Spanish
2.38 million
  • US:2.2 million
  • MEX: 180,000
 15 million
Juan Luis Guerra Dominican Republic 1983–present Latin pop, adult contemporary, Merengue, Bachata, Salsa Spanish
2.44 million
  • US: 730,000
  • SPA: 1,350,000
  • BRA: 100,000
  • NLD: 100,000
  • MEX: 100,000
  • ARG: 60,000
 15 million
10 million
Jenni Rivera Mexico 1992–2012 Regional Mexican, Latin pop Spanish
1.99 million
  • US: 1.15 million
  • MEX: 840,00
 15 million
Pimpinela Argentina 1981–present Canción melódica Spanish
1.26 million
  • US: 100,000
  • SPA: 950,000
  • MEX: 100,000
  • ARG: 210,000
 15 million
José Luis Rodríguez Venezuela 1961–present Canción melódica, bolero, Latin pop Spanish
0.7 million
  • US: 700,000
 15 million
Raúl di Blasio Argentina 1983–present Latin Easy listening Instrumental
0.6 million
  • US: 600,000
 15 million
Los Chichos Spain 1973–2008 Rumba flamenca Spanish
0.18 million
  • SPA: 180,000
 15 million
Daniela Romo Mexico 1979–present Latin pop Spanish
0.83 million
  • MEX: 830,000
 15 million
Pepe Aguilar United States 1981–present Regional Mexican, Latin ballad Spanish
2.095 million
  • US: 1.31 million
  • MEX: 785,000
 15 million
Amanda Miguel Argentina 1980–present Latin pop Spanish — 15 million
Palito Ortega Argentina 1962–2017 Rock en español Spanish — 15 million
Roberto Leal Portugal
Brazil 		1971–2019 fado, MPB, forró Portuguese — 15 million
Jon Secada Cuba
United States 		1984–present Latin Pop Spanish  • English
0.1 million
  • MEX: 100,000
 15 million

10 million to 14.9 million

  • Los Tucanes de Tijuana
  • Marc Anthony
  • Bronco
  • Cristian Castro
  • Joan Sebastian
  • Franco De Vita
  • Marisela
Artist Country / Market Period active Genre Primary language(s) Certified Latin sales Reported sales
Nino Bravo Spain 1969–1973 Latin pop Spanish
0.96 million
  • SPA: 960,000
 14 million
Parchís Spain 1979-1992 Children's music Spanish — 14 million
Los Tucanes de Tijuana Mexico 1987–present Norteño Spanish
2.98 million
  • US: 2.15 million
  • MEX: 830,000
 13 million
10 million
Marc Anthony United States 1987–present Salsa, Latin pop Spanish  • English
9.085 million
  • US: 6.21 million
  • ITA: 100,000
  • SPA: 850,000
  • MEX: 1.90 million
  • POL: 25,000
 12 million
Bronco Mexico 1979–1997, 2003–present Grupero Spanish
4.87 million
  • US: 1.61 million
  • MEX: 2.76 million
 12 million
Cristian Castro Mexico 1991–present Latin pop, bolero, mariachi Spanish
4.035 million
  • US: 1.8 million
  • MEX: 1.825 million
  • SPA: 150,000
  • ARG: 410,000
 12 million
10 million
Joan Sebastian Mexico 1975–2015 Regional Mexican Spanish
0.88 million
  • US: 700,000
  • MEX: 180,000
 12 million
Franco De Vita Venezuela 1982–present Latin pop Spanish
0.83 million
  • US: 50,000
  • MEX: 780,000
 12 million
Marisela United States 1981–present Baladas, Latin pop Spanish
0.15 million
  • US: 150,000
 12 million
Só Pra Contrariar Brazil 1989–present Pagode Portuguese
5.24 million
  • BRA: 5.24 million
 11 million
Daniela Mercury Brazil 1981–present Latin pop, axé, samba reggae, MPB Portuguese
2.4 million
  • BRA: 2.4 million
 11 million
Prince Royce United States 2009–present Bachata Spanish
16.31 million
  • US: 14.17 million
  • MEX: 1.56 million
  • ITA: 300,000
  • BRA: 30,000
  • SPA: 250,000
 10 million
Bruno & Marrone Brazil 1985–present serteneja Portuguese
7.08 million
  • BRA: 7.08 million
 10 million
Miguel Bosé Spain 1977–present Latin pop Spanish
4.555 million
  • US: 100,000
  • SPA: 2.180 million
  • MEX: 1.875 million
 10 million
Joaquin Sabina Spain 1978–present Latin, rock, trova Spanish
4.52 million
  • SPA: 3.54 million
  • ARG: 840,000
  • MEX: 140,000
 10 million
Julieta Venegas Mexico
United States 		1992–present Pop rock, indie pop, alternative music, folk rock Spanish
4.085 million
  • US: 2.16 million
  • SPA: 720,000
  • MEX: 1.125 million
  • ARG: 80,000
 10 million
Intocable United States 1993–present Norteño Spanish
2.95 million
  • US: 1.7 million
  • MEX: 1.7 million
 10 million
Isabel Pantoja Spain 1970s–present Copla, Canción melódica Spanish
2.56 million
  • SPA: 2.5 million
  • ARG: 60,000
 10 million
Rosana Arbelo Spain 1996–present Latin pop, Folk, Pop rock Spanish
2.36 million
  • SPA: 2 million
  • ARG: 360,000
 10 million
Ricardo Montaner Argentina
Venezuela 		1976–present Latin ballad, Latin pop Spanish
1.94 million
  • US: 500,000
  • MEX: 930,000
  • Un Toque de Misterio: Platinum (250,000)Amado, Lina (30 September 1990). "Ricardo Montaner". El Informador (in Spanish). p. 16-E.
  • En el Último del Lugar: Platinum (250,000)Calzada, Gloria (5 July 1991). "Comentarios de...". El Informador (in Spanish). p. 12-E.
  • ARG: 510,000
 10 million
Juan Pardo Spain 1962-2004 Pop, rock Spanish
1.45 million
  • SPA: 1.45 million
 10 million
Diego Torres Argentina 1980s– Latin pop Spanish
1.348 million
  • US: 60,000
  • MEX: 380,000
  • ARG: 908,000
 10 million
Los Bukis Mexico 1973–1996, 2021–present Grupera Spanish
1.5 million
  • MEX:1.3 million
 10 million
Emmanuel Mexico 1976–present Latin ballad, Latin pop Spanish
1.39 million
  • SPA: 50,000
  • MEX: 1.24 million
 10 million
Manuel Mijares Mexico 1985–present Mexican pop, folk, mariachi Spanish
1.34 million
  • MEX: 1,090,000
 10 million
Fey Mexico 1979–present Latin pop Spanish
1.11 million
  • MEX: 1,110,000
 10 million
Pandora Mexico 1985–present Latin pop, Latin ballad, ranchera Spanish
1.035 million
  • MEX: 1,020,000
  • CHI: 15,000
 10 million
Sandro Argentina 1959–2010 Rock and roll, Latin pop, canción melódica Spanish
0.57 million
 10 million
Celia Cruz Cuba
United States 		1948–2003 Salsa Spanish
0.5 million
  • US: 500,000
 10 million
Mari Trini Spain 1968-2008 Latin ballad Spanish
0.4 million
  • SPA: 400,000
 10 million
Banda Calypso Brazil 1999–2015 Calipso, cumbia, lambada, zouk, merengtheue, carimbó Portuguese
0.35 million
  • BRA: 350,000
 10 million
Galy Galiano Colombia 1981–present Mariachi, norteño, Latin pop, salsa Spanish
0.1 million
  • MEX: 100,000
 10 million
Valeria Lynch Argentina 1969–present Balada Spanish
0.02 million
 10 million
Miguel Gallardo Spain 1971–2005 Latin pop Spanish — 10 million
Los Baby's Mexico 1958–present Latin rock and roll Spanish — 10 million
Ariel Ramírez Argentina 1938–2005 Folklore Spanish — 10 million
Diomedes Díaz Colombia 1976–2013 Vallenato Spanish — 10 million

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