Several Latin artists, including Jennifer Lopez and Ricky Martin, gave us no. 1 albums in the past, but none of them were Spanish-language records. Bad Bunny’s latest LP is actually only the fourth all-Spanish album to make it to the top five, after his own album YHLQMDLG, Mana’s Amar es Combatir and Shakira’s Fijación Oral: Vol. 1.

In addition to topping the Billboard 200 chart this week, with 116,000 equivalent album units earned, the album did pretty well on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Bad Bunny’s latest single “Dakiti” featuring Jhay Cortez hit no. 5, becoming his third single to make it to the top five in the U.S..

El Último Tour del Mundo was released on November 27th, and it already produced several more hit songs, including the Rosalía collaboration “La Noche de Anoche” and “Yo Visto Así”, which was promoted with a star-studded video, featuring Ricky Martin and Sofía Vergara.

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The successor to his 2012 mixtape Detroit came out on September 4th and sold 103,000 album-equivalent units during its first week on the chart. Its success was aided by collaborations with several famous rappers, including Eminem, Travis Scott, and the late Nipsey Hussle.

The Grammy-nominated artist celebrated the success of his latest album with an emotional Instagram post. He thanked his fans for supporting him and admitted he faced many dark moments that he poured into his music on Detroit 2.

“I sacrificed my privacy, I put so many emotions and lessons I learned the hard way into this music and gave an honest glimpse into my heart! Had to remember if I’m still here and so many aren’t, it’s for reason,” wrote Big Sean on Instagram.

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Rare, which was released January 10th via Interscope Records, came in at No. 1 on the chart this week, debuting to the tune of 112,000 equivalent album units earned in the US, according to Nielsen Music.

This is Gomez’s third album to top the albums chart and her sixth top 10 album on the Billboard 200.

Roddy Ricch’s Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial, came in at a very close second with 110,000 equivalent album units earned. 

Next week looks to be a whole lot more competitive on the album charts front, with albums from Eminem, Mac Miller and Halsey set to drop and compete for the top spot.

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Several Latin artists, including Jennifer Lopez and Ricky Martin, gave us no. 1 albums in the past, but none of them were Spanish-language records. Bad Bunny’s latest LP is actually only the fourth all-Spanish album to make it to the top five, after his own album YHLQMDLG, Mana’s Amar es Combatir and Shakira’s Fijación Oral: Vol. 1.

In addition to topping the Billboard 200 chart this week, with 116,000 equivalent album units earned, the album did pretty well on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Bad Bunny’s latest single “Dakiti” featuring Jhay Cortez hit no. 5, becoming his third single to make it to the top five in the U.S..

El Último Tour del Mundo was released on November 27th, and it already produced several more hit songs, including the Rosalía collaboration “La Noche de Anoche” and “Yo Visto Así”, which was promoted with a star-studded video, featuring Ricky Martin and Sofía Vergara.

The post Bad Bunny Makes Billboard 200 History with His Latest Album appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

The successor to his 2012 mixtape Detroit came out on September 4th and sold 103,000 album-equivalent units during its first week on the chart. Its success was aided by collaborations with several famous rappers, including Eminem, Travis Scott, and the late Nipsey Hussle.

The Grammy-nominated artist celebrated the success of his latest album with an emotional Instagram post. He thanked his fans for supporting him and admitted he faced many dark moments that he poured into his music on Detroit 2.

“I sacrificed my privacy, I put so many emotions and lessons I learned the hard way into this music and gave an honest glimpse into my heart! Had to remember if I’m still here and so many aren’t, it’s for reason,” wrote Big Sean on Instagram.

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Rare, which was released January 10th via Interscope Records, came in at No. 1 on the chart this week, debuting to the tune of 112,000 equivalent album units earned in the US, according to Nielsen Music.

This is Gomez’s third album to top the albums chart and her sixth top 10 album on the Billboard 200.

Roddy Ricch’s Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial, came in at a very close second with 110,000 equivalent album units earned. 

Next week looks to be a whole lot more competitive on the album charts front, with albums from Eminem, Mac Miller and Halsey set to drop and compete for the top spot.

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