[{"n": "La Quinta Estación", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/la-quinta-estaci-n/", "s": "Spanish pop rock band that found success in Mexico."}, {"n": "Amaral (band)", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/amaral-band/", "s": "Spanish rock duo known for Latin-infused pop rock."}, {"n": "Andy & Lucas", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/andy-lucas/", "s": "Spanish Flamenco-pop duo from Cádiz with a number-one Billboard hit."}, {"n": "Azúcar Moreno", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/az-car-moreno/", "s": "Spanish duo blending Romani heritage with urban dance rhythms."}, {"n": "Bacilos", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/bacilos/", "s": "Latin pop duo with Grammy-winning album Caraluna."}, {"n": "Belanova", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/belanova/", "s": "Mexican pop band formed in Guadalajara in 2000."}, {"n": "Los Bukis", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/los-bukis/", "s": "Mexican grupero band formed in 1973."}, {"n": "Buscabulla", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/buscabulla/", "s": "Puerto Rican duo fusing tropical synth pop with Latin rhythms."}, {"n": "Camila (band)", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/camila-band/", "s": "Mexican pop rock trio formed in 2005."}, {"n": "Los Claxons", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/los-claxons/", "s": "Mexican pop rock band from Monterrey."}, {"n": "Donato & Estéfano", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/donato-est-fano/", "s": "Latin pop duo nominated twice for Lo Nuestro Awards."}, {"n": "Ella baila sola", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/ella-baila-sola/", "s": "Spanish duet that reunited for a 25th anniversary tour in 2021."}, {"n": "Estopa", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/estopa/", "s": "Spanish rock/rumba duo from Cornellà de Llobregat."}, {"n": "Los Favoritos", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/los-favoritos/", "s": "Puerto Rican pop group formed from Objetivo Fama alumni."}, {"n": "Gipsy Kings", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/gipsy-kings/", "s": "French group that popularized rumba flamenca worldwide."}, {"n": "Hombres G", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/hombres-g/", "s": "Spanish pop rock band formed in Madrid in 1983."}, {"n": "Ilegales", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/ilegales/", "s": "Dominican merenhouse group that brought the genre to global audiences."}, {"n": "Jarabe de Palo", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/jarabe-de-palo/", "s": "Spanish rock band led by Pau Donés until 2020."}, {"n": "Jesse & Joy", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/jesse-joy/", "s": "Mexican sibling pop duo with multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy wins."}, {"n": "Ketama (band)", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/ketama-band/", "s": "Spanish group that fused flamenco with global musical styles."}, {"n": "Las Ketchup", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/las-ketchup/", "s": "Spanish girl group behind the global hit \"The Ketchup Song\"."}, {"n": "Kudai", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/kudai/", "s": "Chilean pop rock band known for youth-focused lyrics."}, {"n": "Kumbia All Starz", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/kumbia-all-starz/", "s": "American group formed by A.B. Quintanilla after leaving Kumbia Kings."}, {"n": "Kumbia Kings", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/kumbia-kings/", "s": "Mexican-American cumbia group blending hip hop and R&B."}, {"n": "Lo Blanquito", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/lo-blanquito/", "s": "Dominican urban group known for dembow-pop hits and a Sony Music deal."}, {"n": "La Mafia", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/la-mafia/", "s": "Five-time Grammy-winning Latin music band from Houston."}, {"n": "Magneto (band)", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/magneto-band/", "s": "Mexican boy band of the 1980s and 1990s."}, {"n": "Maná", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/man/", "s": "Mexican pop rock band, best-selling Latin American group of all time."}, {"n": "Mau y Ricky", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/mau-y-ricky/", "s": "Venezuelan duo of singer-songwriter brothers in Latin pop and reggaeton."}, {"n": "MDO (band)", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/mdo-band/", "s": "Latin pop/rock band spun off from Menudo in 1997."}, {"n": "Mecano", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/mecano/", "s": "Spanish pop trio, best-selling band with over 20 million records."}, {"n": "Menudo (group)", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/menudo-group/", "s": "Puerto Rican boy band with rotating teenage members."}, {"n": "Miranda!", "u": "/e/latin-pop-music-groups/miranda/", "s": "Argentine electropop duo with Latin American and Spanish success."}]