Rels B is one of the most listened to the most listened to globally, but none of its singles had never been number 1 in Spain. Until today: ‘You go without (FAV)’, its current success, rises from 2 to 1, thanks to your streaming strength.
The merit of relas B is double, since not only a single number 1 is noted in Spain, but it achieves it completely alone. Until now, his greatest successes in Promusicae have been mainly collaborations with Quevedo (‘The day counted’, Top 5), Lia Kali (‘Life without you’, Top 7), RVFV (‘Mi Light’, Top 9) or Aitana (‘Miamor’, Top 9). Alone, ‘How did you sleep?’ He had reached the 8th position.
‘You go without (FAV)’ debuted in the 65th position of the Spanish singles list, being only the third most reproduced theme of his mixtape in his first week. However, he has not stopped climbing positions during the summer and, thanks to his virality in Tiktok, he has even ascended to the top 1 of Spotify Spain. Now, its success is transferred to the official list.
On the other hand, the Top 5 of Singles Spain looks taken by the Colombian Beéle, who appears in ‘I and you’ of Ovy and the Drums with Quevedo, in position 3; He places his single single ‘makes no sense’ in the 4, and bursts into the top 5 with ‘If he caught you’.
Among the interesting tickets of the week, the ‘The Subway’ of Chappell Roan, which in Spain opens in a discreet 94. Nothing to do with the number 1 that has just been recorded in the United Kingdom or with its good positions in the rest of the Anglo -Saxon countries (2 in Ireland, 3 in New Zealand, 4 in Australia). However, the debut of ‘The Subway’ has been modest in most countries, especially in territories such as Germany (63) or France (120).
Actually, the strongest entrance of the week occupies it ‘Hard Ma’ by Bryant Myers, Dei V and Saiko. ‘Huxka’ by Nicky Jam and Beéle, recent Top 1 in Spotify Spain, has clearly resurfaced and this week rises from 25 to 11, after arriving at 10 weeks ago.
The two entries to comment are also urban. On the one hand, Rauw Alejandro places ‘good terms’ in number 59. On the other, in a shy 96 the remix of ‘Ba Bad’ of Kybba, Sean Paul, Ryan Castro and Busy Signal appears for the first time.
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