Bilingual Halloween music bingo
Throwing a Halloween party for a Spanish-speaking or Latin crowd? Then the playlist can't be only Monster Mash and Thriller. This one opens with the usual spooky classics, brings in Lobo-hombre en París and No es serio este cementerio early, then switches between Halloween songs, reggaeton and Latin hits so the dance floor never cools down. Play it as it is, or turn it into music bingo cards.
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Spanish-language Halloween songs
These spooky songs work at any Spanish-speaking party: La Unión's Lobo-hombre en París, Mecano's No es serio este cementerio, Alaska y Dinarama's Mi novio es un zombi, Siniestro Total's Bailaré sobre tu tumba, Peret's El muerto vivo and Los Fabulosos Cadillacs' Calaveras y diablitos. The 60 song version adds Mägo de Oz, La Bruja and Recuérdame from Coco.
Reggaeton keeps it moving
Between the classics come Vampiros, La Diabla, Gasolina, Danza Kuduro, Tusa, Criminal, Pepas, Limbo and DÁKITI. Some have spooky names, some just fill the dance floor, and that's what keeps the party alive between Halloween songs.
40 or 60 songs?
The 40 song version for a house party or 3x3 cards. The 60 song version for bigger groups or 4x4 and 5x5 cards. Both end with Thriller.
