[2026] Enjoyable Exercise! A Compilation of Songs Used in Zumba
You can experience music-based dance workouts at gyms and community centers here in Japan as well, but when it comes to the most famous workout, it has to be Zumba.
Created by a Colombian dancer and choreographer, Zumba is simple: students follow the instructor’s moves by imitation.
But by really getting into the dance, you can also expect fat-burning benefits.
In this article, we’ve researched and compiled a selection of iconic tracks used in Zumba!
If you’ve ever been dancing Zumba and wondered, “Whose song is this BGM?” be sure to check it out!
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[2026] Have Fun Exercising! Zumba Song List (31–40)
Staying AliveBee Gees
The song “Stayin’ Alive” was used in the 1977 American film Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta.
It’s one of the Bee Gees’ signature tracks and a classic that topped the U.S.
singles chart for four consecutive weeks.
This song is also included as a Zumba track in Beto Perez’s ZIN 68 selection.
Waka WakaShakira
“Waka Waka” is a song in which the Colombian Latin pop singer-songwriter Shakira’s singing, dancing prowess, and bright, sexy charm shine especially brightly, and it served as the theme song for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
It’s also a popular track frequently used in Zumba fitness.
Quien Quiere BailarMax Pizzolante
The song “Quien Quiere Bailar” is a Latin track where Max Pizzolante’s clear, beautiful vocals pair wonderfully with a wistful, lovely melody.
This track is a Zumba song featured in Beto Perez’s ZIN 62 selection.
El RegaloPeriko & Jessi Leon
The cheerful, supple, and beautiful duet “El Regalo” by Periko & Jessi Leon is a lovely song that evokes the image of a life wrapped in happiness, now and in the future.
In fitness Zumba, it’s very popular as a cooldown track.
This song is one of the Zumba tracks selected by Beto Perez on ZIN 69.
Make LoveAISHA
As an Asian artist, the first to have a song selected for fitness Zumba was AISHA, a powerful R&B singer from Yokohama known for her charming husky voice.
Her track “Make Love” is featured as a Zumba song in ZIN 61.
[2026] Enjoyable Exercise! Zumba Song List (41–50)
BailameAlex Sensation ft. Yandel & Shaggy
The song “Bailame” is a smash hit by Alex Sensation, a popular Hispanic DJ from New York, featuring an all-star collaboration of Yandel, a reggaeton singer from Puerto Rico, and Shaggy, a reggae singer from Jamaica.
This track is also included as a Zumba song in Beto Perez’s selection, ZIN 62.
EruptMachel Montano
Erupt is a bright soca track sung by Machel Jesus Montano from Trinidad, whose up-tempo drum rhythm gets your heart and body moving.
This song is one of the Zumba tracks included in Beto Perez’s selection, Zin 61.
Machel Jesus Montano is a leading figure who helped shape and advance Trinidadian music and played a key role in popularizing soca music in the United States.