Bad Bunny maintains number 1 in Spain with ‘I had to throw more photos’, an album that we remember came out in January. The strongest climb is that of Mora with ‘The same as always’, which passes from the 11th place to 6th place, after being number 1 at the time, edited by the same seal of Bad Bunny, Entertainment rhymes.
Ed Sheeran falls apart with ‘Play’, moving from 7 to 27, below other tickets last week such as Twenty One Pilots (9-22) and Belén Aguilera (8-24).
Perhaps the news of the week is the album that fails to appear throughout the Spanish top 100. We refer to ‘am i the drama?’ of Cardi B. The album has not achieved enough sales or streaming to reach the top 100 of our country. Interestingly, it is nothing less than number 1 of the Billboard 200, also certified as a double platinum, by having ‘WAP’ and ‘Up’ at the end of its sequence.
The album also has discreet results in the United Kingdom (26), Holland (27), France (48) or Ireland (68), saving only furniture in Canada (6) and Australia (8).
The strongest entrance in Spain is ‘Ascension’ of Paradise Lost, which has reached number 39. Nine Inch Nails appear in number 51 with ‘Tron: Ares Soundtrack’ -where Judeline appears, remember-, and ‘Buckingham Nicks’, in the 89th place with the reissue of this album of when the two Fleetwood Mac were a couple.
We stop at the arrival of Lola Young to 54th place in Spain with her new album ‘i’m Only f ** King MySelf’. It is also in the 4th position of vinyl. The album has been put 3 in the United Kingdom, also in Belgium, number 7 in Holland or number 12 in Australia. The Spanish position of moment is the worst registered in Europe, below France (35) or Ireland (44), except for those countries in which it has not entered, of course.
Other interesting tickets, but only in the vinyl list, have been those of Divine Comedy (26 with ‘Rainy Sunday Afternoon’), and Soleá Morente (position 29 with ‘Sirio B’).
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