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16 Spanish Songs That Will Boost Your Mood

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16 Spanish Songs That Will Boost Your Mood

Music is the universal language of the world. It goes in through your ears and straight to your soul. Songs with upbeat rhythms tend to brighten your mood, while songs with slower rhythms evoke a calm or sad response your brain. Whether you understand Spanish or not, there is nothing like a lively tune to turn your frown upside down. Here are 16 Spanish songs that will boost your mood before you can say “haters gonna hate.”

1. "Juntos" by Juanes

Juanes wrote this song, which translates to "Together," specifically for Disney's feel-good movie "McFarland, USA." Disney's feel-good movie. The words and rhythm live up to the name by emanating nothing but good vibes.

2. "Limbo" by Daddy Yankee

This song was specifically written for Zumba, so you know the infectious dance beats are bound to raise your mood and get you up off your feet.

3. "Vivir Mi Vida" by Marc Anthony

Vivir Mi Vida” is a celebration of life and an ode to happiness. Bonus: the "la la la la" part is super easy to sing along to!

4. "Waka Waka" by Shakira

Even if you've never taken a Spanish class in your life, there's a good chance you've heard this song (most likely the Spanglish version). Listen to the full Spanish version and join Shakira in her hip-poppin' dance moves.

5. "Cuando Me Enamoro" by Enrique Iglesias and Juan Luis Guerra

The music video for this song features the love stories of a few different students while Iglesias and Guerra sing on stage. In short, it's adorable and you should be prepared to release a big "Aww" at the end.

6. "Dímelo" by Enrique Iglesias

"Dímelo" isn't exactly the happiest of songs as far as lyrics go, but the beat will surely get your blood pumping.

7. "Ave María" by David Bisbal

David Bisbal gives Shakira a run for her money. Just look at his moves. If this song/video doesn't make you want to jump up, spin around and kick the air, nothing ever will.

8. "El Perdón" by Nicky Jam and Enrique Iglesias

Although about lost love, "El Perdón" ("Forgiveness") touches the heart and inspires sweet and sad moods with a compelling tempo.

9. "Madre Tierra" by Chayanne

With an energetic rhythm, "Madre Tierra" ("Mother Earth") encourages you to enjoy the good things you have in life.

10. "Darte Un Beso" by Prince Royce

This is a slower song, but it's perfect for when you need to take a breather and want to be in a light, airy mood.

11. "Mi Niña Bonita" by Chino and Nacho

"Chino y Nacho!" Simply shouting their names will boost your mood.

12. "Suerte" by Shakira

You can never go wrong with a Shakira song. "Suerte" ("Lucky") discusses how fortunate she is to spend her life with her love.

13. "Torero" by Chayanne

Don't be fooled by the fact that this song title translates to "Bullfighter." The love song comes complete with similes and exhilarating sounds.

14. "Lovumba" by Daddy Yankee

"Lovumba" is another quality Zumba song. The danceable tune can pull you out of any tired or dreary mood.

15. "Danza Kuduro" by Don Omar ft. Lucenzo

It's hard to listen to this upbeat song while sitting completely still. Feel the rhythm, lose control and shake to Kuduro.

16. "Bailando" by Enrique Iglesias

This song is all about dancing! Listen to Enrique by dancing your heart out.

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