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Fans At Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 Share What Songs Help Get Them In Motion | Billboard

This is partner content. Fans at Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 in Miami share their favorite songs that help them get into motion. Tetris Kelly: Planet Fitness Movement mixes celebrate the music that keeps us moving, and in Miami, music is everywhere. We hit the streets during Billboard Latin Music Week to ask one question: […]

Fans at the Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 in Miami shared their favorite songs that energize them and help them get into motion. Tetris Kelly mentioned Planet Fitness Movement, which celebrates the music that keeps us moving. In Miami, where music is everywhere, the question was posed: what song keeps you moving?

One fan said they love Brazilian funk, particularly from artists Anitta and LUDMILLA. Another fan expressed their affinity for Pitbull, stating it fuels their energy. Perreo music, specifically from artists Kali Uchis, was also highly favored. Electronic music, possibly by Rüfüs Du Sol, was suggested by a fan as well.

Several fans shared their preference for reggaeton, with Jay Wheeler and Daddy Yankee being popular choices. Emilia's "Jagger" and Karol G's "BbY WOW" were also highlighted. A fan reminisced about their Dominican roots when they heard Aventura's "La Boda", while Fuerza Regida was enjoyed by another for its empowering vibe.

Bad Bunny, Vicente Fernandez, and Los Horóscopos de Durango's "Antes Muerta Que Sencilla" were also mentioned as mood-lifting songs. The diverse range of songs shared at the Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 showcases the wide array of music that can get people moving and feeling great.

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