Zumba Music List - Top 7 Artists and Most Popular Songs

Exactly what is the best Zumba music list? In this article, we will discuss some of the exciting music that's used in this Latin dance workout.

Now you may think it's funny that a guy would be writing about a Latin dance workout right? Well if it wasn't for my girlfriend, I wouldn't have known about it at all. You see she has always been involved in ballroom dancing so the transition for her from ballroom to Beto Perez's style of workout and dancing was easy and natural. Not so easy for me.

Having said that for a while now she has been trying to drag me out of the house to go dancing. Of course, like most guys I have two left feet. Or at least I feel that way. So one day she tricked me. She said that we're going to go to the gym and take this new cardio workout.

Well little did I know that it was a dance workout until I heard some of the songs that they were using on the Zumba music list. And all of a sudden my two left feet were gone and my hips and feet began to move.

Some of the best music for this aerobic class is of course many of the favorite Latin beats such as salsa, merengue, bachata and most recently it even includes hip-hop and other pop music.

Basically any music that gets your body, booty, and feet moving works well.

Here's a list of some of the most popular songs and artists used on many of the top instructors Zumba music list:

* Adam Lambert - "If I Had You"

* Madonna - "Revolver"

* Flo Rida - "Can't Handle Me"

* Lady Gaga - "Telephone, Just Dance, Paparazzi, Poker Face"

* Pitt Bull - "Maldito Alcohol"

* Shakira - " Loca, Waca Waca"

* Zumba - "Party Nation CD"

There are many others songs that are popular however; these are the favorites of many of the students and instructors.

If you workout at home or you take a class you may want to print out this Zumba music list and try them out.

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Christian Music Artists Of The 1980's - By The Numbers

Times have sure changed in the Christian music scene. With new artists like Brandon Heath, Rush of Fools, and Lincoln Brewster topping the Christian Adult Contemporary charts recently, it may be easy to forget artists like 2nd Chapter of Acts, White Heart, and Leslie Phillips. In an effort to keep the past alive, here is an objective look back at the Christian music artists of the 1980's.

Using CCM magazine's Adult Contemporary Airplay charts, data was collected for every song charted by every artist during the decade. The following formula was used:

1. Points were earned for each song's peak position (#1 = 40 points, #2 = 39 etc.).

2. One point was awarded for each week a song was on the chart.

3. Finally, one point was given for each week a song was at #1.

To get the artist rankings, the total points that each song earned were added together.

Of the 254 artists whose songs made the charts in the 1980's, Amy Grant came out on top. Fueled by 21 top tens (5 of which went to #1), Grant ended the decade with 1488 points. The Imperials charted 25 songs during the 80's and finished in second place. Sandi Patty's five #1 songs helped position her in third. Twila Paris reached the top spot 6 times during the decade, placing her fourth. To the surprise of some, Wayne Watson came in fifth place. Michael Card edged out Michael W. Smith by a point for the #6 spot. Dallas Holm came in eighth. Steve Camp, whose song "He Covers Me" was the top song of 1987, finished the decade in ninth. Petra, with their five #1's, rounded out the top ten.

Go to http://www.topchristianhits.org to view the top 100 artists of the 1980's and the top songs of each year.

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