Dani Martín goes straight to number 1 on the Spanish album chart with his new work, ‘The last day of our lives’. With this there are now 6 Dani Martín solo albums that have reached number 1 in Spain, after ‘Pequeño’ (2010), ‘Dani Martín’ (2013), ‘La Montaña Rusa’ (2016), ‘Lo que me Give it a try’ (2020) and the El Canto del Loco re-recording album ‘No, no Volver’ (2021). The live show ‘My Theatre’ was at number 2, and the compilation ‘Greatest Hits and Small Disasters’ was at number 6.
Several cuts from ‘The Last Day of Our Lives’ appear on the singles list, although in the middle and lower part of the chart.
While Quevedo’s album remains at number 2, the strongest rise of the week comes from Taylor Swift: ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ rises from 37 to 3 thanks to the release of its complete vinyl edition. Also notable is the rise of ‘PO2054AZ Vol. 2’ by Sen Senra, from position 55 to number 9 thanks also to its vinyl edition. It is top 3 on vinyl, and that gives it a new high, since it had entered at number 222.
In position 7 comes the reissue of ‘The Journey to Nowhere by Enrique Bunbury, published on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the original album.
Feid and Sky Rompiendo score a new top 10 album in Spain with their new joint work, ‘LOS 9 DE FERXXO Y SKY ROMPIENDO’, which enters precisely at number 10. Within the top 20, in position 18, is Sech with ‘Tranki, everything passes’.
At number 40 is ‘Navidad’, Mikel Erentxun’s new album, made up of original songs inspired by this time of year. Erentxun returns to the album chart as his original project, Duncan Dhu, announces several festival dates for 2025.
The rest of the entries on the list are for ‘ESTAPASANDOBB’ by Aissa in ’65, ‘Between poets and prisoners’ by La Raíz in ’74, ‘Gernika Kontzertuan (Live) by Benito Lertxundi in ’93, and ‘Oviedo, San Mateo 1991 ‘ by Camarón de la Isla in ’94.
