What Latin music styles are covered?

Bossa nova, salsa, bolero, samba, tango, son cubano, joropo, and more. Includes classics like Girl from Ipanema, Wave, Black Orpheus, and Desafinado.

Can I transpose Latin standards to any key?

Yes, every Latin standard is available in all 12 keys with interactive backing tracks, chord diagrams, and recommended scales for improvisation.

Latin Standard Chords & Backing Tracks — 300+ Songs with Realistic Montunos & Real-Time Scales

Browse All Latin Standards

Explore our complete library of 54 Latin standards with interactive backing tracks, realistic montunos, tumbaos, and clave — available in all 12 keys.

Son

El Manisero — Moisés Simons
Yerbero Moderno — Nestor Nili
Cachita — Rafael Hernández
Son de la Loma — Miguel Matamoros
Lamento Borincano — Rafael Hernández
Échale Salsita — Ignacio Piñeiro
Bruca Maniguá — Arsenio Rodriguez
Dame Un Cachito Pa' Huele — Arsenio Rodríguez
Dile a Catalina — Arsenio Rodríguez, arr. Irakere
Elena, Elena — Manuel Jiménez, arr. Manny Oquendo & Libre
Mayeya (No Juegues Con Los Santos) — Ignacio Piñeiro

Salsa

Pedro Navaja — Rubén Blades
Camaleón — Rubén Blades
La Esencia del Guaguancó — C. Curet Alonso
Pablo Pueblo — Rubén Blades
Nació Moreno — Fania All-Stars
Palo Pa' Rumba — Eddie Palmieri
Siembra — Rubén Blades
Sin Tu Cariño — Rubén Blades & Louis Ramírez
Soy Antillana — Celia Cruz
Un Tipo Como Yo — NG La Banda
Vive Y Vacila — Ray Barretto

Bolero

Bésame Mucho — Consuelo Velázquez
Contigo en la Distancia — César Portillo de la Luz
Obsesión — Pedro Flores
Lágrimas Negras — Miguel Matamoros
Solamente Una Vez — Agustín Lara

Mambo

Ran Kan Kan — Tito Puente
Mambo No. 5 — Dámaso Pérez Prado
Frenesí — Alberto Domínguez
Midnight Mambo — Oscar Hernández, as played by Daniel Ponce
Second Wind — Rebeca Mauléon-Santana, as played by Tito Puente

Samba

Mas Que Nada — Jorge Ben Jor
Aquarela do Brasil — Ary Barroso
Só Danço Samba — Antonio Carlos Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes
O Pato (The Duck) — Jaime Silva & Neuza Teixiera

Bossa Nova

Look To The Sky — Antonio Carlos Jobim

Cha-cha-chá

La Engañadora — Enrique Jorrín
Rico Vacilon — Rosendo Ruiz
Cha-Cha-Chá (a.k.a. Calzada De Cerro) — Jesús "Chucho" Valdés

Afro-Cuban

Afro Blue — Mongo Santamaria - as played by John Coltrane
Manteca — Dizzy Gillespie, Chano Pozo, Gil Fuller
Tin Tin Deo — Walter "Gil" Fuller & Chano Pozo

Danzón

Almendra — Abelardo Valdés
Tres Lindas Cubanas — Guillermo Castillo / Antonio María Romeu
La Comparsa — Ernesto Lecuona

Guaracha

Bilongo — Guillermo Rodríguez Fiffé
Pueblo Latino — C. Curet Alonso

Guaguancó

Bemba Colorá — José Claro Fumero
Varadero Blues — Nueva Manteca

Songo

(Anda Ven Y) Muévete — Juan Formell
Sandunguera — Juan Formell

Merengue

Compadre Pedro Juan — Luis Alberti

Latin Jazz

Song for Chano — Ray Barretto, arr. Hector Martignon