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Urbano music (Latin urban) is a transnational umbrella for contemporary, beat‑driven popular styles born in Latin America and the Latino diaspora. It is rhythmic at its core and blends Caribbean grooves with hip‑hop aesthetics, electronic production, and pop songcraft. As an umbrella term it covers a wide and diverse family of genres and scenes, including reggaeton, dembow, Latin hip hop, Latin trap, dancehall en español, urban champeta, and even Portuguese‑language currents like funk carioca. While foundational styles took shape in the 1990s and 2000s, urbano’s global commercial breakthrough arrived in the late 2010s—especially 2017—through hits from artists in Puerto Rico, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, Cuba, Venezuela, the United States, and Brazil.