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5 Of Our Favorite Latina Artists in 2025

2025 left us with many Latina wins in pop culture. Part of this was discovering rising Latina artists who left their mark throughout the year. 

We know that our Latine pop stars include artists like Karol G, Becky G, and Kali Uchis. We also adore other incredible A-list talent like Young Miko, Selena Gomez, and Belinda. But who’s next in the mainstream? This year, we were treated to Sasha Keable’s NPR Tiny Desk, which went viral for her seamlessly speak English and Spanish. We also witnessed Mexican singer-songwriter Paloma Murphy win the Latin Grammy for Best New Artist. These epic moments reminded us that there’s so much more talent brewing behind the scenes, getting ready to take the spotlight next year.  

Who are we particularly excited about this year and next? From the Colombian-British artist Keable to Mexican reggaetonera Cachirula, here are five Latina artists who took over 2025 and who we’re excited to keep seeing flourish.

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Sasha Keable

Keable, known for her trip-hop and R&B music, is finally getting the recognition she deserves. Her incredible vocals put her on many of our radars this year. During her viral NPR Tiny Desk, she sang songs like “FEEL SOMETHING,” “Tai Chi,” and “act right.” Before singing her song “can’t stop,” she talked to the audience in Spanish, letting her audience know she is Colombian—a huge win for Latina representation. She also sang songs like “Take Your Time,” “move it along,” “Hold Up,” and “WHY,” during the aforementioned presentation.

Paloma Morphy

Morphy is a 25-year-old Mexican criminal defense attorney-turned alternative pop singer known for her songs like her breakout hit “lo que un día fue,” and others like “(sola), and “SEB.” In November, she won the Latin Grammy for Best New Artist. We can’t wait to see what 2026 brings for her!

Vanita Leo

Vanita Leo is an emerging Mexican-American cumbia pop singer-songwriter from San Antonio, TX. She recently released her Cumbiamante EP, featuring songs like “solo tu bb,” “Primer Lugar,” and “Triste sin Ti.” Our favorirte? Definitely “Primer Lugar.” 

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Judeline

Judeline is a Spanish-Venezuelan artist who has already impressed many with her captivating performances and collaborations. Her latest VERANO SAUDADE EP crosses genres like electronic, pop, bossa nova, experimental, and more, giving us a taste of her versatility.

Cachirula

Cachirula is another Latina artist in our radar. She’s quickly become Mexico’s next reggaeton It girl with hits like, “BEIBY – Remix” with El Malilla and LOOJAN, “SUPREME” with LOOJAN and Enayy, and “Uii” with LOOJAN. Recently, she released her debut EP called FRÍO, which is preparing us for her next move. And guess what? She’s going to perform at Coachella next year—so we’ll be hearing more about her for sure!

Who were your favorite Latina artists in 2025? Who are you excited for in 2026?

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