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!scope="row"| If a song '''has''' charted on [[Hot Latin Songs]] '''or''' [[Latin Airplay]] but '''not''' any other ''Billboard'' genre charts listed on "Applicable US charts" you may add any of the following{{efn|group=upper-alpha|''Billboard'' defines "Latin music" as any music sung predominately in Spanish. Thus any Spanish-language song is eligible to rank on the Hot Latin Songs chart regardless of genre. Although the Latin Pop, Tropical, Regional Mexican, and Latin Rhythm are subcharts of the Latin Airplay chart, [[Wikipedia talk:Record charts/Archive 16#Proposal on usage the Billboard Latin charts|per consensus]], they representare thetreated differentas musicaldistinct stylesgenres of Latin music.|name=Latin}} →

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