‘The last dance of Delirio y Equilibrio’ by Veintiuno debuts at number 8 on Discos España and is number 1 on the vinyl chart. “The Last Dance” repeats the information from its sister album, ‘The Ballad of Delirio y Equilibrio’. ‘The Art of Losing’ reached 14, ‘Corazonada’ at 39 and ‘Gourmet’ at 84, so Veintiuno remains very high.
The other notable entry is that of ADÉLA. The Slovak debuts at number 21 with ‘PRIMA’, although her international journey is being much stronger: number 1 in Slovakia and Flanders, 2 in the United Kingdom and Austria, 4 in the United States and the Czech Republic, 5 in Ireland, 6 in Germany and Australia, 7 in New Zealand and Finland and 53 in France. In Spain it enters 21, far from its best markets.
Beyoncé also appears at 22 with the 20th anniversary edition of ‘B’Day’. The album returns to the US Billboard 200 at number 8, with 38,000 equivalent units, while in the United Kingdom it returns to number 31.
As for the rest of the entries, Belén Aguilera places the ‘mediterrania’ EP at number 20 thanks to its vinyl edition, where it is number 2; Australians Airbourne enter at number 74 with their new album, driven by physical sales, and L0rna appears at number 94 with ‘Miss-Understood’ thanks to streaming.
In the vinyl chart, Airbourne arrive at 31, curiously behind reissues and editions of albums that have been circulating longer, such as ‘This Mirror Weights a Ton’ by Interpol, which enters at 10, or ‘Sanctuary’ by Evanescence, at 16.
