After achieving her tenth number 1 in Spain and selling 11,000 copies of ‘Confession II’, Madonna has been relegated to fourth place on the Spanish album chart in its second week. On the other hand, Quevedo has prevented The Rolling Stones from reaching number 1.
The legendary British band has equaled the figure they already achieved with their previous album, ‘Hackney Diamonds’. At the time, this entered the list in second place, with Bad Bunny preventing the first place. Now, ‘Foreign Tongues’ repeats the brand, with ‘El Baifo’ returning to its original position. On the other hand, Bad Bunny remains strong in third position with ‘Debí Tirar Más Fotos’.
The rest of the week’s entries are for Conep, which debuts with ‘Trappii 2’ at number 42; Future, with the disappointing ‘The Real Me’ landing at number 79, and Jack White, who manages to place his latest album, ‘Frozen Charlotte’, at number 94.
Also interesting are the brands of My Chemical Romance and Bruno Mars, both directly connected to their concerts in Madrid. The author of ‘The Romantic’ shows the strongest rise of the week, going from number 20 to 16, following the concert he held at the Metropolitan Stadium last week. The group led by Gerard Way, on the other hand, has placed their album ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’ for the first time on the list, at number 58.
