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'Tal Vez Te Guste': Our Favorite Latin Songs This Week

This week's playlist additions include an exclusive video premiere from Yawners, VINILOVERSUS' recent headbanger and an altruistic sentiment to Ambar Lucid's "Younger Self."
Venezuelan alt-rock band VINILOVERSUS' "Ultraviolenta" is featured in this week's music round-up.

Each week, Alt.Latino curates a list of songs and hidden gems from the Latin music world. This week's packed with new releases and premieres, many of which engage with self-reflection and inner confidence in a fun and catchy way. Below, hear the song premiere - the only song in Spanish - off Yawner's upcoming album Just Calm Down, VINILOVERSUS' recent headbanger and an altruistic sentiment to Ambar Lucid's "Younger Self."

As part of a series of NPR, we created a Spotify playlist to accompany the songs we write about. Listen and read along below.

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