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The reguetón, the trap and hip hop have not come down in popularity. The fame and fortune of urban singers account for the success of these musical genres. Although in most exhibitors are men, the girls do not stay behind. There are several women who enjoy the acceptance and affection of the public. This 2020 we saw several consolidated in the industry and others to reach higher levels of fame. Here we show you the most popular.

1. Becky G.

With a capital that rises as the foam and that is calculated at about 8 million dollars, Rebecca Marie Gómez (Becky G) is a Diva del Reguetón. She is known in almost everyone and has sold millions of copies of her songs. The videos of it in social networks are reproduced to satiety. The American with Mexican roots became famous with the "older" theme, and this year she does not stop sounding "no drama", which she recorded next to Ozuna.

2. Karol G.

She is one of the best paid regurres singers in the world. The Colombian, whose real name is Carolina Giraldo Navarro, reached Fame in 2013 with the song "Love of Dos", in collaboration with Nicky Jam. However, she this summer she became viral with the piece "tuma", which she recorded next to the controversial American rappera Nicki Minaj. Undoubtedly, the singer remains on the top, as well as her ratio of her with the Anuel AA regue.

3. Farina.

Another Colombian singer who devastates the urban genre is Farina Pao Paucar Franco. With her insistence you heard the songs of her "pum pum", "a lot of you" and "better than me", who took her to the top. The urban music interpreter achieved a great hit in 2019 with "Like a Kardashian". This year she climbed into the hand of the hand of the Mexican Thalia with "Ten Cuidao", a simple full of energy and movement.

4. Natti Natasha

Bella and with a powerful voice, the "criminal" interpreter seems to have no stop. The collaborations of it have meant a resounding success. Topics such as "without pajamas" (with Becky G), "One-night lovers" (with Bad Bunny), "I do not remember" (with Thalia) and "otherwise" with Daddy Yankee, they are danceable hymns. This year the Dominican managed to make the simple one "slowly" reached the number 1 in 13 countries a few days after its premiere.

5. Sofia Reyes.

The Mexican Úrsula Sofía Reyes Piñeyro saw in 2014 how fame changed her life. The "Muévelo" theme, next to Wisin, became one of the most sounds in the United States and Latin America. The urban genre gave him a platform to venture into other melodies, such as Latino pop, with great acceptance. But it has been the collaborations of it with artists of the regure and the trap those who keep it in the public targe. Among these stand out the simple "1,2,3", in the company of the GUETTO and JASON Derulo; and "R.i.p., next to Anitta and Rita Ora.