Most popular Spanish-speaking TikTokers: Who they are and what they do

• This year, the popularity of TikTok has risen like foam and many are infected with its fever.
• Created in China in 2016, the social network is characterized by short, witty videos.
• We share 8 of the most popular Spanish-speaking TikTokers right now.

This year, the popularity of TikTok has risen

like foam and many have been Spanish-speaking artists and influencers who have caught the fever of this social network. If you want to have fun with their entertaining videos, we share 8 of the most popular Spanish-speaking TikTokers.

The social network, created in China in 2016, is characterized by short videos that usually involve dancing, lipsync, stories, and much more.

If you don’t follow these Spanish-speaking stars, don’t wait any longer.

1. Naim Darrechi (@naimdarrechi): Born in Palma, Spain, in 2002 and of Argentine descent. He has become a viral phenomenon with more than 21 million followers on his account. His profile is dominated by dance videos, but he is also an aspiring singer and has released original songs such as «Escápate,» «Volver a Empezar» and «Te Invito a Volar.»

2. Lele Pons (@lelepons): Already one of the most popular Latina influencers, she started on Vine and then grew up on Instagram and Youtube. Now he also occupies the first places in the ranking of Latinos with the most followers on TikTok. Currently, he has 18 million followers and more than 332.8 million “likes” on his publications.

3. Jennifer Lopez (@jlo): The famous and attractive singer currently has 12 million followers and more than 70.6 million “likes”. Most of his videos have millions of views, but the most popular is with his current partner, baseball player Alex Rodríguez, where they challenge themselves to change their clothes and imitate his movements.

Four. J Balvin (@jbalvin): The singer of Colombian origin occupies the third position. The reggaeton player has revolutionized the social network with 12.5 million followers and more than 34 million «likes» on his publications. In this case, J Balvin has brought out his most witty side, making jokes and dances. In his most popular video he jumps out claiming a bit of insanity due to the pandemic.

5. Rod Contreras (@elrodcontreras): With 22.8 million followers, it is one of the most important tiktokers in Mexico. He is a talented dancer and expert lip syncs. Without a doubt, his videos have caused a sensation in the app.

6. Brianda (@briandadeyanara): Although the Mexican influencer was already a little known on the Internet, Tiktok catapulted her to fame with its original content, especially its unbeatable dances and challenges. Her more than 20 million followers especially enjoy the crazy things she does alongside her best friends, Nicole Amado and Legna Hernández, with whom she forms a collaborative account called 04 Girls.

7. Kimberly Loaiza (@ kimberly.loaiza): She was already one of the most famous youtuber in Mexico, now she is one of the most followed Latin TikTokers with 32 million followers. In his profile you can find news of his life, a lot of variety of dances, challenges, comedy and Lip-sync, everything that causes addiction on TikTok.

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8. Twin Melody (@twinmelody): The “Twin Melody” are two Spanish girls who have more than 15 million followers. Their names are Aitana and Paula Etxebarría, two twin sisters of Basque origin born in 1997 (23 years old). They describe themselves as «singers, youtubers and tiktokers.» TikTok has been such a powerful springboard in their careers that they have already been able to record an album singing in multiple languages.

Justice Alexander (@lgndfrvr): With 5.4 million followers, he is one of the platform’s top Latino creators, creating very family-friendly entertainment videos, many of which feature his adorable children.

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