A Definite Move: Daddy Yankee & Sech Arrive in Latin Airplay Chart’s Top 10

Jenni Rivera notches her third posthumous top 10 on the Regional Mexican Airplay chart as “Engañémoslo” jumps 13-8.The tune was recorded by Rivera prior to her death in 2012 and co-written by Rivera alongside Espinoza Paz. It's also the theme song of a campaign launched by the Rivera family in support of women empowerment throughout Mexico and U.S.“I assumed she didn’t get to record it,” Paz commented via a press release.

La India returns to the Tropical Airplay chart’s top 10 after four years with the salsa version of “Mi Propiedad Privada” as the song climbs 14-10 on the May 9 survey. With the move, India clocks her 24th top 10 since the chart’s inception in 1994. The Tony Succar-produced tune ascends with a lofty 63% in audience impressions (to 2 million) ear

In the middle of a global pandemic, Farruko continues dropping new music and experimenting with new hairstyles.

Justin Quiles,  Daddy Yankee and El Alfa are bringing happiness and a pop of color to these uncertain times with the release of their first-ever collaboration “Pam,” premiering exclusively on Billboard below.

Anuel AA clocks his seventh No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart (dated May 2), as “KEII” jumps 6-1.

Miky Woodz achieves his second top 10 on the Top Latin Albums chart, as Los 90 Piketes debuts at No. 10 on the May 2 survey. Woodz’s third studio album bows with 4,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending April 23, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data, most of which are attributed to streaming activity.

Camilo's debut album arrives straight into the top five on the Top Latin Albums chart, as Por Primera Vez bows at No. 5 on the list dated May 2.

After two decades as a band, The Strokes have their first Billboard radio chart No. 1."Bad Decisions," the New York City rockers' latest single, rises 2-1 on the Adult Alternative Songs airplay survey dated May 2.The Strokes' previous best peak on a Billboard airplay chart belonged to "Last Nite," which hit No.

BTS is making the best of quarantine, staying connected with their fans through social media during these challenging times.To ease the tension of the current global health crisis, group members Suga, Jin, and Jimin posted a video on the Korean mobile app WeVerse, flaunting their best choreography to Daddy Yankee’s 2019 hit “Con Calma.”For nearly three minutes, the boys are seen jumping side-to-side, raising their hands, and swaying their bodies up and down as they follow the moves on the TV

BTS members Suga, Jin and Jimin thrilled fans with their latest video on WeVerse. The guys blasted “Con Calma” by Daddy Yankee and showed off their dance moves in the video. For more than two minutes, they performed a choreographed dance to the upbeat track, and they didn’t miss a beat. It wasn’t long before fans made sure the video had gone viral, and the reaction was incredible. Overall, the consensus was that a BTS and Daddy Yankee collaboration would be EPIC.

Big Daddy Weave notch their sixth leader on Billboard's Christian Airplay chart, as "I Know" rises 2-1 on the list dated April 25, up 7% to 11.6 million audience impressions in the week ending April 19, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data."In those times when we're feeling abandoned, feeling like we're forgotten, we know that God is good," frontman Mike Weaver, who co-wrote the song, tells Billboard. "He is with us and for us even in the most terrible seasons of our lives.

Alejandro Fernández scores his 18th top 10 on the Latin Airplay chart as “Te Olvidé” moves 12-9 on the April 25-dated list. “Te Olvidé” -- the second single from Fernández's all-mariachi album, Hecho En México, clim

Guaynaa, the Puerto Rican breakout artist made his Billboard charts debut last November with his catchy "ReBoTa," has signed a publishing deal with Sony/ATV U.S.

San Bernardino, Calif., group Fuerza Regida clocks its first top five debut on Top Latin Albums, as Adicto arrives at No. 4 (chart dated April 25). The quartet’s second studio album follows its debut studio effort, D

J Balvin’s “Morado” lands atop the Latin Airplay chart (dated April 25), climbing 4-1 in its 13th week. The second single from Colores also becomes the set’s second track to rule the survey, following “Blanco” (one-week reign, March 21-dated list).“It makes me happy to know that the fans love ‘Morado,’ especially because it’s a sound that is very J Balvin,” the Colombian superstar tells Billboard.

Thirty years ago Tuesday (April 21), Gipsy Kings -- the band that had the world striking a flamenco pose and screaming out “bem bem” and “djobi, djoba” on dance floors -- rumbaed to the top of the Hot Latin Songs chart with “Volaré.” The Kings’ first Hot Latin Songs No. 1 covered Domenico Modugno’s 1956 Billboard Hot 100 topper, recorded as “Nel Blu, Dipinto

With 13 weeks at the top of the Billboard Argentina Hot 100, Karol G and Nicki Minaj's "Tusa" matches the record set by Sech and Darrell's "Otro Trago" in 2019. "Tusa" started as a summer hit that has now continued into the middle of autumn.

Ricky Martin's "Tiburones," a powerful ballad released in January, has gotten a new version featuring compatriot Farruko. The upbeat remix gives the already hit song a new life with urban-tinged beats and Farruko's distinctive vocals and rhymes.Promoting peace, love and acceptance, "Tiburones" was inspired by the protests over Gov.

As Pitbull and Ne-Yo’s “Me Quedaré Contigo,” featuring Lenier and El Micha, hits No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart (dated April 18).

Frank Ocean nets his first top 10 hit on the Hot Latin Songs chart, as "Cayendo" arrives at No. 8 on the list dated April 18.