What’s Your Favorite Latin Collaboration of October 2021? Vote!

It’s officially the last day of October and while most people are celebrating Halloween, we are curious to know what was the best Latin collaboration of the month, according to our readers.
Every month, Billboard highlights all the collaborations featured on our weekly First Stream Latin and compiles them in a fan-based poll.
The new poll includes 11 collabs that were released in October including Anitta and Saweetie’s Brazilian funk “Faking Love,” C. Tangana and Nathy Peluso’s bachata “Ateo,” and Camilo and Evaluna’s hazy pop song/pregnancy reveal “Indigo,” to name a few.
Last month, Sofia Reyes and Becky G took the crown with “Mal de Amores” racking up over 35% of the votes, followed by Christian Nodal’s “La Sinverguenza” with Banda MS.
The previous winning collaborations are Sebastian Yatra and Jhay Cortez’s “Delincuente” (August); Enrique Iglesias and Farruko’s “Me Pasé” (July); Nobeat and Khea’s “Medio Crazy” (June); J Balvin and Maria Becerra’s “Que Mas Pues” (May); Sebastian Yatra and Myke Towers’ “Pareja del Año” (April); Danny Ocean and Justin Quiles’ “Cuantas Veces” (March); VF7 and Lunay’s “Codigo Secreto” (February); and Maria Becerra, Cazzu, “Animal” (January).
Which song should take the crown in October? Vote below!
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