Names for Category "Spanish-language singers" 

	1.	Ailyn  1982 births, Catalan musicians, English-language singers, Female heavy metal singers, Living people, People from Barcelona, Spanish female singers, Spanish pop singers, Spanish-language singers
	2.	Emilio  1962 births, American country singers, American musicians of Mexican descent, Capitol Records artists, English-language singers, Grammy Award winners, Latin Grammy Award winners, Living people, People from San Antonio, Texas, Spanish-language singers, Tejano musicians
	3.	Loona  1974 births, Dutch female singers, Dutch musicians, Living people, People from Velsen, Spanish-language singers
	4.	Milva  1939 births, Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur, Commanders of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, English-language singers, French-language singers, German-language singers, Italian actors, Italian female singers, Italian singers, Italian-language singers, Japanese-language singers, Living people, Officers Crosses of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, Officiers of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, People from the Province of Ferrara, Spanish-language singers
	5.	Selena  1971 births, 1995 deaths, Actors from Texas, American child singers, American dance musicians, American fashion designers, American female models, American female singers, American film actors, American folk singers, American mezzo-sopranos, American murder victims, American music video directors, American musicians of Mexican descent, American people of Native American descent, American pop singers, American record producers, American rhythm and blues singers, American television actors, Capitol Records artists, Cumbia musicians, Deaths by firearm in Texas, English-language singers, Grammy Award winners, Hispanic and Latino American actors, Hispanic and Latino American models, Latin dance singers, Latin pop singers, Mariachi musicians, Murdered entertainers, People from Houston, Texas, People murdered in Texas, Performers of religious music, Polka musicians, Pop folk singers, Ranchera singers, Rock en Español musicians, Selena, Spanish-language singers, Tropical musicians
	6.	Shakira  1977 births, Belly dancers, Colombian Roman Catholics, Colombian dance musicians, Colombian expatriates in the United States, Colombian female singers, Colombian guitarists, Colombian musicians, Colombian people of Catalan descent, Colombian people of Italian descent, Colombian people of Lebanese descent, Colombian people of Macedonian descent, Colombian people of Spanish descent, Colombian philanthropists, Colombian pop singers, Colombian rock singers, Colombian singer-songwriters, English-language singers, Female rock singers, Free Your Mind Award winners, Grammy Award winners, Harmonica players, Latin Grammy Award winners, Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Honorees, Latin pop singers, Living people, People from Barranquilla, Portuguese-language singers, Shakira, Spanish-language singers, UNICEF people, World Music Awards winners