Frank Ocean Debuts on Billboard’s Latin Songs Chart

R&B and rap have a lock on the top 10 on both the album and song charts.

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Frank Ocean officially released his bilingual (English/Spanish) acoustic ballad “Cayendo” (Falling Down) via his Blonded YouTube channel on April 2.

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.

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Junior H clocks his first entry on the Top Latin Albums chart (dated April 11), as his sophomore EP Atrapado En Un Sueño arrives at No. 5.Atrapado marks the Guanajuato-bred singer-songwriter’s first entry on any Billboard album chart.

An impressive at-home rendition of the 'Channel Orange' track

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Yesterday, Frank Ocean finally gave his fans new music with a pair of singles, “Cayendo” and “Dear April.” The covers for the streaming versions of the tracks contain silhouettes that weren’t on the artwork of the original vinyl presses.

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R&B prodigy Frank Ocean has blessed us all when we needed it most.

Frank Ocean has surprised fans with new music!

Frank Ocean has surprised fans with new music!

Days after vinyl copies of his songs arrived at fans' doorsteps, Frank Ocean released his new singles, “Cayendo” and “Dear April,” on streaming services. Although the vinyls feature both acoustic and remixed versions of the songs, only the latter are currently available on streaming.