TINI scores her third No. 1 on the Billboard Argentina Scorching 100 chart as “La Triple T” flies 53-1 on the rating dated Could 14. It’s the largest bounce to the highest since her personal “Miénteme,” with Maria Becerra, rocketed up the chart 75-1 on the Could 8, 2021-dated record. It’s the Argentinian’s first champ as a soloist, unaccompanied by some other act.
“La Triple T” dethrones Paulo Londra and Bizarrap’s “Paulo Londra: BZRP Music Periods, Vol. 23,” from its two-week reign.
Karol G provides a second title to the higher tier as “Provenza” lifts 25-9. One spot beneath, “Mamiii,” with Becky G, holds at No. 10 for a 3rd week.
The Scorching Shot Debut of the week goes to Dangerous Bunny, as “Ojitos Lindos,” with Bomba Estéreo, begins at No. 19. It’s the primary profession entry for the Colombian ensemble. In the meantime, Dangerous Bunny, who locations a complete of 12 simultaneous titles on the chart, 9 out of these, debuts from his Billboard 200 chief Un Verano Sin Ti, scores a brand new milestone. The Puerto Rican ties with J Balvin for probably the most profession entries because the chart launched in 2018, each with 48 whole entries on their account.
Additional, Dangerous Bunny takes the Biggest Gainer honor of the week as “Me Porto Bonito,” with Chencho Corleone, surges 90-31.
As beforehand talked about, Dangerous Bunny debuts 9 songs. Let’s check out his scoreboard:
No. 11, “Moscow Mule”
No. 19, “Ojitos Lindos,” with Bomba Estereo (debut)
No. 31, “Me Porto Bonito,” with Chencho Corleone
No. 45, “Get together,” with Rauw Alejandro (debut)
No, 52, “Tarot,” with Jhay Cortez (debut)
No. 55, “Titi Me Preguntó” (debut)
No. 50, “Después de La Playa” (debut)
No. 63, “Un Ratito” (debut)
No. 66, “X Última Vez,” with Daddy Yankee
No. 68, “Yo Noy Soy Celoso” (debut)
No. 76, “Me Fui de Vacaciones” (debut)
No. 92, “Dos Mil 16” (debut)
Different debuts embrace Tirri La Roca and Brisa La Roca’s “Frontea” at No. 67; Rei’s “Tu Turrito” at No. 83; Polima Westcoast & Pailita, who each rating their first entry because of “Extremely Solo” at No. 90, and Lizzo, who additionally makes her first look with “About Rattling Time” at No. 100.
