The trap singer
from Puerto Rica had his album debut at the top of the Top Latin
Albums Chart, for the first time on the weekly rankings released on
the 28th of July. This was preceded by an incomplete week
(ending the 19th of July), as the set was launched on the
17th of July, the same day he was released from prison.
According to
Nielsen Music, the album managed to earn a total of 13,000 equivalent
album units, during the week that ended on the 26th of
July. The total was an increase of 10 percent from the previous week,
but also the fourth-largest for a Latin album released this year.
‘Vibras’ by J Balvin has sold the most album units for a Latin
album in 2018, with 22,000 equivalent units. It is followed by ‘CNCO’
by CNCO at No. 2 with 16,000 units and ‘F.A.M.E.’ by Maluma at
No.3, which managed 15,000 units.
Additionally, on
the Hot Latin Songs chart, Anuel AA enjoys four spots in the
rankings, with the highest one being ‘Brindemos’ that features
Ozuna, at No. 19. Next comes, fifteen places down at No. 34, a track
called ‘Na’Nuevo’. Following it at No. 35 is ‘Quiere Beber’
and ‘Yeezy’, which features Nengo Flow, at No. 45.
Meanwhile, there
were other changes on the Hot Latin Songs chart, with ‘Mi Cama’
by J Balvin and Karol G, while also featuring Nicky Jam, coming in at
No. 9. The track climbed up three places from No. 12 and earned Karol
G her second song to feature in the top 10, while also being her
highest entry on the chart.
As far as the top
of the rankings of Hot Latin Songs is concerned, there was a familiar
tune occupying the spot. ‘Despacito’ by Luis Fonsi and Daddy
Yankee, which also features Justin Bieber, made a return to No. 1 for
the first time since April. The song furthered its record
appearances, which now stand at a total of 53 weeks. This sudden
climb in the rankings is mainly due to the streaming numbers of the
song, as the track earned a total of 15.9 million streams in the
United States, during the week. This also helped the song rise on the
Streaming Songs chart, as it climbed eight places from No. 29 to
finish the week at No. 21.
At No. 5 in the
Top Latin Albums chart, is ‘Mitad y Mitad’ by Calibre 50, who
have managed to enter the chart-frame of top 10 for the eleventh time
in their career. Not only that, the album has also earned a spot at
No. 1 in the rankings of the Regional Mexican Albums. This means that
the group now have seven appearances at the top of the chart.
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