Bad Bunny Dominates Latin Airwaves with 24th No. 1 Hit, 'Mónaco'
Bad Bunny achieved his third No. 1 on Billboard's Latin Airplay chart with "Mónaco," climbing from 3rd to the top spot on the chart dated January 27. This latest success adds to the previous chart-toppers from the same album, namely "Where She Goes" and "Un Preview," both of which held the top position for one week each in 2023.
"Mónaco" takes the top spot on the Latin radio chart, experiencing a 7% increase in audience impressions, reaching 8.75 million in the tracking week ending on January 18, as reported by Luminate. The song maintains its lead for the 12th consecutive week, having spent five weeks in the top 10. It dethrones Feid and Rema's "Bubalu," which held the summit for two weeks before this shift.
Bad Bunny has achieved his 24th No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart with "Mónaco," marking his 47th appearance on the chart. Alongside Nadie Sabie's three No. 1 hits, the album also includes another Latin Airplay entry, "Perro Negro," featuring Feid, which debuted and peaked at No. 46 in December. With this accomplishment, Bad Bunny now shares the fifth spot for the most No. 1 hits on the chart since its launch in 1994, tying with Maluma. J Balvin continues to lead with 36 No. 1 hits.
36, J Balvin
33, Ozuna
32, Enrique Iglesias
28, Daddy Yankee
24, Bad Bunny
24, Maluma
22, Wisin
Apart from securing the top spot on Latin Airplay, "Mónaco" simultaneously rises to No. 1 on Latin Rhythm Airplay, making it Bad Bunny's 23rd chart-topping hit in that category, climbing from its previous position at No. 2.
Venesti, Nacho, and Maffio's collaboration, "No Es Normal," continues to dominate Latin Pop Airplay for a third consecutive week, experiencing a significant 21% surge in audience impressions to reach 4.1 million during the same period.
The collaboration secured the first-ever No. 1 for each artist as it climbed from 2nd to 1st on the chart dated January 13. Nacho fell just shy a few years ago when "Báilame" reached a peak at No. 2 in November 2017. A little over a year later, his track "Déjalo," featuring Manuel Turizo, reached a high of No. 7 in April 2019.
Nacho and Maffio, having previously made their mark on the chart, welcomed newcomer Venesti to his inaugural appearance. The Colombian artist achieved his first-ever No. 1 on a Billboard chart with "Umaye," holding the top spot on Latin Rhythm Airplay for one week last October.
On the Latin Airplay chart, "No Es Normal" climbs from the 35th position to No. 24, marking Maffio's highest ranking.
(With AI Inputs)
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"Mónaco" takes the top spot on the Latin radio chart, experiencing a 7% increase in audience impressions, reaching 8.75 million in the tracking week ending on January 18, as reported by Luminate. The song maintains its lead for the 12th consecutive week, having spent five weeks in the top 10. It dethrones Feid and Rema's "Bubalu," which held the summit for two weeks before this shift.
Bad Bunny has achieved his 24th No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart with "Mónaco," marking his 47th appearance on the chart. Alongside Nadie Sabie's three No. 1 hits, the album also includes another Latin Airplay entry, "Perro Negro," featuring Feid, which debuted and peaked at No. 46 in December. With this accomplishment, Bad Bunny now shares the fifth spot for the most No. 1 hits on the chart since its launch in 1994, tying with Maluma. J Balvin continues to lead with 36 No. 1 hits.
36, J Balvin
33, Ozuna
32, Enrique Iglesias
28, Daddy Yankee
24, Bad Bunny
24, Maluma
22, Wisin
Apart from securing the top spot on Latin Airplay, "Mónaco" simultaneously rises to No. 1 on Latin Rhythm Airplay, making it Bad Bunny's 23rd chart-topping hit in that category, climbing from its previous position at No. 2.
Venesti, Nacho, and Maffio's collaboration, "No Es Normal," continues to dominate Latin Pop Airplay for a third consecutive week, experiencing a significant 21% surge in audience impressions to reach 4.1 million during the same period.
The collaboration secured the first-ever No. 1 for each artist as it climbed from 2nd to 1st on the chart dated January 13. Nacho fell just shy a few years ago when "Báilame" reached a peak at No. 2 in November 2017. A little over a year later, his track "Déjalo," featuring Manuel Turizo, reached a high of No. 7 in April 2019.
Nacho and Maffio, having previously made their mark on the chart, welcomed newcomer Venesti to his inaugural appearance. The Colombian artist achieved his first-ever No. 1 on a Billboard chart with "Umaye," holding the top spot on Latin Rhythm Airplay for one week last October.
On the Latin Airplay chart, "No Es Normal" climbs from the 35th position to No. 24, marking Maffio's highest ranking.
(With AI Inputs)
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