Don’t know what to listen to on the way to school, to work, while doing homework, cleaning the house or simply in your free time? Here is the ranking of the The 10 most played podcasts In Spotify Mexico this Monday, December 8th.
This ranking has become a good gauge of what interests, entertains or informs the audience consuming audio content.
Podcasts are not a side topic, but one of the most popular ways to reach millions of people. So far in 2025, the number of podcast listeners worldwide has reached 584.1 million, according to statistics from the company Backlinko, an increase of 6.83% compared to the previous year. By 2027, the number of podcast listeners worldwide is expected to reach 651.7 million.
1. Stories of the night
In the tradition of radio classics, the stories, sagas and legends that populate the streets of Mexico and Latin America are told here. Soundful…
2. La Cotorrisa
Ricardo Pérez and Slobotzky start chatting as usual, but now they record it. Every Wednesday, listen to them talk about strange news, curious facts and hilarious anecdotes to lighten your week’s tummy. A new episode every Wednesday and Sunday
3. EXTRA ABNORMAL
Extra Abnormal Podcast is the corner where the unexplainable comes to life. From the darkest recesses of mystery to the hidden dimensions of the afterlife, we explore all things paranormal here, without limits. We are one of the most heard voices in Mexico for those looking for answers, real experiences, hidden theories and phenomena that defy logic. Each episode is an open door to the unknown: supernatural phenomena, sightings, conspiracies, ancestral rituals and encounters that shake the soul. Do you dare to cross it?
4. The hallucinations
We are Lupita Villalobos and Quesito (Kass Quezada), two crazy friends who make this comedy podcast. We laugh at situations and anecdotes from our lives, some are true and others are lies.
5. Legendary legends
A comedy podcast where we explore true crime, paranormal phenomena, and strange, infamous, or fantastical historical events each week. José Antonio Badía: Elbadiablo Eduardo Espinosa: NingunEduardo Mario López Capistrán: MarioLopezCapi
6. Milk Brothers
Iván Fematt “La Mole” and Adrián Marcelo bring you a forbidden show week after week that they wouldn’t let us miss anywhere else.
7. LET’S TALK ABOUT WHAT DOESN’T EXIST
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8. Paranormal
Channel for the study and dissemination of non-human phenomena (extraterrestrial UFOs), goblins, ghosts, clairvoyance, mediums, witchcraft and other paranormal anomalies that occur within and outside our planet. Created and hosted by: fepomx
9. The cornet
Music, current events, lifestyle and humor
10. Gusgri Podcast
This podcast talks about personal experiences and viewpoints on trending topics. Influencers, music, fame, content creators and people who contribute with their stories.
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According to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), Latin music reached an impressive milestone in 2024 with sales of $1.4 billion in the United States, an 18% increase over the 2005 record.
This is the third year in a row that the genre has grossed over a billion, thanks in large part to the rise of streaming platforms, which account for 98% of sales.
The RIAA, quoted by the EFE agency, emphasizes that this is the ninth consecutive year in which growth exceeds that of the entire music industry in the United States, with an increase of 5.8% compared to last year.
In this regard, Rafael Fernández Jr., Senior Vice President of Public Policy and Latin American Music of the said association, highlighted how streaming platforms are eliminating language barriers and changing the musical panorama in the country.
In terms of revenue, free platforms with advertising such as YouTube and Spotify generated $354 million, while paid subscriptions dominated the collection, concentrating two-thirds of revenue with a growth of 6% to $967 million.
At the end of 2024, Spotify published his list of Top podcast in Mexico And there is no doubt that listeners’ tastes are becoming more varied and diverse.
Firstly, it’s shiny “The Hallucinations”closely followed by “The J and the M” second. Third place goes “Stories of the Night”while Farid Dieck | Stories and reflections takes fourth place. Finishing the top 5 is now a classic “La Cotorrisa”.
Further down the list we find “Let’s talk about what exists.”in sixth place, followed by “penance” in the seventh. Is in eighth place “Creative”while “Scared” and “Hermanos de Leche” take ninth and tenth place, respectively.
This selection makes it clear that podcasting in Mexico is not only growing, but also offering more and more options for every taste. From hair-raising stories to light-hearted chats, there’s something for every type of listener.
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