Latin Groove: Party

With its luscious infusion of Afro-Caribbean beats with electronica, Bomba Estéreo's "Fuego" may just be combustible enough to set your Latin party ablaze. Recorded in 2009, "El Sonido Joven de América" sums up the youthful exuberance laced in the music of veteran Latin rock band Los Fabulosos Cadillacs. Héctor Lavoe's early salsa classic "Che Che Colé" is impossibly undanceable.

DJ Buddha's remix lights up Daddy Yankee's ubiquitous reggaetón anthem "Gasolina." Perfectly vocalized by Wilson 'Saoko' Manyoma of seminal salseros Fruko y Sus Tesos, "Barranquillero Arrebatao" is an instantly addictive sampling of Colombian salsa. The groove on Pacha Massive's "Take the Wheel" is soulful and pouncing.

Boasting the voices of Mexico's Julieta Venegas and Spain's La Mala Rodríguez, "Bajo Otra Luz" proves that Nelly Furtado has a knack for picking musical collaborators. On the stunning "Claro de Luna," Voltio raps over a rootsy son montuno beat. Our Latin party ends with the retro charm of Mongo Santamaría and his "Boogaloo Wow."

A Latin party doesn't discriminate. In our quest to find a good groove, we've unearthed remixes of Cuban diva La Lupe's salsa classics and dusted off Latin rock nuggets by Manu Chao's former band Mano Negra, as well as 1998 Venezuelan disco-funk smash "Sexy" by Los Amigos Invisibles. This remarkably eclectic mix draws from Latin music's past and present for a tour-de-force of rhythms and textures that will have you partying into the future.