Santana Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Oye como va |
| 2 | Smooth |
| 3 | Black Magic Woman |
| 4 | Evil Ways |
| 5 | Maria Maria |
| 6 | Corazon Espinado |
| 7 | Samba pa ti |
| 8 | Winning |
| 9 | Hold On |
| 10 | Europa |
| 11 | Soul Sacrifice |
| 12 | No One to Depend On |
| 13 | Gypsy Woman |
| 14 | While My Guitar Gently Weeps |
| 15 | Sideways |
| 16 | Whole Lotta Love |
| 17 | El farol |
| 18 | Jingo |
| 19 | (Da Le) Yaleo |
| 20 | Aye Aye Aye |
| 21 | Guajira |
| 22 | Foo Foo |
| 23 | Primavera |
| 24 | Black Magic Women |
| 25 | Why Don't You and I |
| 26 | Stormy |
| 27 | Photograph |
| 28 | I Love You Much Too Much |
| 29 | Africa Bamba |
| 30 | Stone Flower |
| 31 | Let the Children Play |
| 32 | All I Ever Wanted |
| 33 | Fried Neckbones |
| 34 | Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen |
| 35 | Se a cabo |
| 36 | Into the Night |
| 37 | Put Your Lights On |
| 38 | Smoke on the Water |
| 39 | Bella |
| 40 | Vera Cruz |
| 41 | Let It Shine |
| 42 | Open Invitation |
| 43 | Persuasion |
| 44 | Dance Sister Dance (Baila mi hermana) |
| 45 | Songs of Freedom |
| 46 | Song of the Wind |
| 47 | Incident at Neshabur |
| 48 | Every Step of the Way |
| 49 | Life Is for Living |
| 50 | When I Look Into Your Eyes |
Santana Albums
About Santana
Santana is a legendary San Francisco-based band formed in 1966 by guitarist Carlos Santana, who pioneered a revolutionary fusion of Latin rhythms, blues, and rock that created an entirely new sound. Their breakthrough at Woodstock 1969 and classics like "Evil Ways" and "Black Magic Woman" established their signature blend of Carlos's soaring guitar work with Afro-Cuban percussion and jazz influences. The band's cultural impact was immense, introducing mainstream audiences to Latin music elements and inspiring countless musicians to explore cross-cultural fusion. Their remarkable late-career resurgence with 1999's "Supernatural" album, featuring hits like "Smooth" and "Maria Maria," proved their timeless appeal and ability to collaborate across generations. Across nearly six decades, Santana has remained a bridge between cultures, using music as a universal language that transcends boundaries.