11 Latina Women Rappers Love to Rap About

Jennifer Lopez, Rosa Acosta, Christina Milian and others.

Lyricists Love Latinas - When it comes to giving beautiful women nods, it’s safe to say lyricists love Latinas. In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we take you on a sonic sail to Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Cuba and more, highlighting lyrical mentions of Christina Aguilera, the voluptuous Rosa Acosta and the queen of “Booty,” Jennifer Lopez. Keep reading. — Dominique Zonyeé (@DominiqueZonyee)(Photos from left: Capitol Records, Johnny Louis/WENN.com, Mireya Acierto/Getty Images)
Rosa Acosta - Rosa Acosta may be know for her appearances in music video and men's magazines, but she got her start with a stretching video. Though the video was intended as an instructional video for women, most of its watchers were men. (Photo: Johnny Louis/WENN.com)
Jennifer Lopez aka J.Lo - “Booty” Queen J.Lo is like heaven when it comes to rappers paying homage to the curvalicious Latina. Take YG’s lyrics on “Make it Clap.” “A-- like J-Lo, angel with a halo.” Eminem gave her a shout on “I’m Back,” mentioning J.Lo and Diddy’s relationship. Even hip hop veteran Rakim has a soft spot for the Puerto Rican princess, rapping, "I’ll comfort you like you were Jennifer Lopez," on his track “Finest One’s track featuring Clark Kent.(Photo: Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images for BET)Tahiry - No one loves mentioning thicka than a snicka model and occasional raptress Tahiry more than her ex and Love & Hip Hop co-star Joe Budden. He has paid homage to her on a host of tracks from “Russian Roulette” to “Mama Said” and “Pain in His Life.” But other rappers like to give the Dominican beauty nods, too. Fabolous, who also reps D.R., shouted her out on “Mr. R.I.P” while A$AP Ferg made note of her assets on “Murder Something” featuring Waka Flocka Flame.(Photo: Laura Cavanaugh/Getty Images)

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Lyricists Love Latinas - When it comes to giving beautiful women nods, it’s safe to say lyricists love Latinas. In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we take you on a sonic sail to Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Cuba and more, highlighting lyrical mentions of Christina Aguilera, the voluptuous Rosa Acosta and the queen of “Booty,” Jennifer Lopez. Keep reading. — Dominique Zonyeé (@DominiqueZonyee)(Photos from left: Capitol Records, Johnny Louis/WENN.com, Mireya Acierto/Getty Images)

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