These 7 Libra Artists’ Songs Will Help You Ring In the Season

Born on Oct. 11, Courtz is one of the fastest-rising reggaetoneros in today’s el movimiento scene. And for good reason—his Air sign-coded, charming onstage charisma, paired with his knack for elevating a track, keeps fans hooked. His arguably biggest collaboration to date is with Bad Bunny on “VeLDÁ,” a prime example of how he takes his collabs to the next level. But that’s not the only hitmaker he’s worked with. He has also worked with other artists such as Ozuna, Ñengo Flow, Sech, Young Miko, and Myke Towers. And with only two albums out, we can’t wait to see how his music evolves.

Blowing out her birthday candles on Oct. 8, Aguilar is another Libra we’re celebrating this year. Known for her stunning vocal range, Aguilar is an important figure in the música mexicana scene. And coming from the iconic La Dinastía Aguilar, formed by the legends Flor Silvestre and Antonio Aguilar, we didn’t expect less, given the family’s history of vocal talent. Now the family continues to celebrate their Mexican roots and vocal richness with concerts and live albums, such as their latest Los Aguilar Sinfónico desde el Hollywood Bowl (Deluxe), released last month. With Ángela alongside Leonardo and Majo at the helm, the next generation of the Aguilars can continue their musical legacy.

Let’s keep the Libra vibes going with Dominican artist Lomiiel. Known for his dembow and signature flow, this Libra showcases his Air sign charm through catchy lyrics and an IDGAF attitude. To date, he has worked with artists like Yailin la Más Viral, Lennox, FARIANA, Bellakath, and El Alfa, putting his flag on the map. His most popular songs include the viral “HAY LUPITA,” “PA QUE LO BAILES (BAILALO ROCKY),” and “Me Gusta” with Jey One and OG DETRUYELO, all of which demonstrate why he’s an important figure in the dembow scene. And though he has over four million monthly listeners on Spotify, we can’t wait to see how Lomiiel continues to take over the Latine music scene.

Rosalía is turning 34 on Sept. 25. As mentioned before, the “Berghain” singer’s artistic eye for aesthetics is one element that showcases her Libraness. We saw her aesthetic’s influence through LUX’s album rollout, which had fans wearing lace, religious-like garments, and dying blonde halos in their hair. But that’s not the only Libra trait the Spanish pop star resonates with. When asked what the most Libra thing is about her, she said: “Everything, Everything—being indecisive. I’m always very indecisive. What else? Being diplomatic. That’s classic Libra. And being a flirt.” What can we say? We love Everything about this Libra queen. Indecisiveness and all!

Born on Oct. 4, Yuridia is a Libra, too, too, to toast this season. Yuridia shows her sign’s compassionate side through emotional songs like “Qué Agonía” with fellow Libra Ángela, “Ya Te Olvidé,” and “Sin Llorar,” which have helped fans through hard times. With a Libra-coded, charming flair, Yuridia also delivers charismatic performances that keep her fans on their toes. And as far as a Libra’s diplomatic urges go, she recently showed her sign’s need to keep things fair when social media users were upset over Karol G’s recent Latin Grammy nomination for “Best Regional Mexican Song.” She defended the Colombian singer by saying: “Leave Karol alone. Congratulations to her and to Mexican music, which touches hearts everywhere.”

This talented global superstar turns 41 on Oct. 8. Though it may seem like the half-Puerto Rican singer is suddenly tapping into the Latine market, he has always shown his love for his Latine audience throughout his career. Most recently, he released a mariachi-inspired song, “Risk It All,” along with a Spanish version called “Lo Arriesgo Todo.” He also released a romantic collaboration with Karol G called “Still.” That’s what makes him appealing to an even broader audience: he keeps evolving as an artist. With empathetic lyrics, a flirtatious stage persona, and carefully curated artistic music rollouts, Bruno Mars is a perfect example of a Libra.

Blowing out his birthday candles on Oct. 5, Ortiz is another talented Libra we’re celebrating this season. Known for pioneering the corridos progresivos movement in the late 2000s and early 2010s, Ortiz is a well-deserved figurehead in música mexicana. His most popular hits include “La Última Sombra,” “Cara A La Muerte,” and “Amor Confuso,” all of which established him as one of the most popular corrido artists in his heyday. To this day, he continues to lead regional Mexican music, with loyal fans who have stood by him since his debut album, Ni Hoy Ni Mañana, released in 2010.