Genre
Latin vocal ranges
21 Latin voices on one keyboard, F2 to C#7.
Singers
21
Median span
2.4 oct
-3 st vs library
Range covered
F2–C#7
Era
1950–2017
How ranges sit in Latin
- The median cited span across these 21 voices is 29 semitones — 3 semitones narrower than the library median of 32.
- Widest here is Yma Sumac (B2–C#7); the deepest floor belongs to Bad Bunny at F2 and the highest ceiling to Yma Sumac at C#7.
- Voice categories break down as 9 tenors, 6 mezzo-sopranos, 3 sopranos, 2 contraltos, 1 baritone.
All 21 on one axis
low → high
- Bad BunnyF2–G4F2–G42.2 oct
- Caetano VelosoA2–C5A2–C52.3 oct
- Camilo SestoA2–E5A2–E52.6 oct
- Celia CruzE3–G5E3–G52.3 oct
- Elis ReginaE3–A#5E3–A#52.5 oct
- Gloria EstefanE3–A#5E3–A#52.5 oct
- José JoséA2–D5A2–D52.4 oct
- Juan GabrielA2–C5A2–C52.3 oct
- Karol GE3–A5E3–A52.4 oct
- Luis MiguelA2–D5A2–D52.4 oct
- Marc AnthonyA2–E5A2–E52.6 oct
- Mercedes SosaE3–E5E3–E52.0 oct
- Milton NascimentoG2–A#5G2–A#53.3 oct
- Natalia LafourcadeF3–A#5F3–A#52.4 oct
- Ricky MartinB2–C5B2–C52.1 oct
- RosalíaF3–A#5F3–A#52.4 oct
- SelenaE3–A#5E3–A#52.5 oct
- ShakiraE3–D6E3–D62.8 oct
- ThalíaF3–A#5F3–A#52.4 oct
- Vicente FernándezA2–C5A2–C52.3 oct
- Yma SumacB2–C#7B2–C#74.2 oct