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Bad Bunny Reaches Number One on the Billboard Charts and Announces the Date of His Debut Concert in Asia
Bad Bunny's album achieved its biggest week with 250,000 equivalent album units after the Super Bowl, while J. Cole’s new album topped the Billboard 200 with 280,000 units.
- This week, Bad Bunny topped the Hot 100 with DtMF, becoming his first solo Hot 100 chart-topper, while DeB� TiRAR M�S FOToS posted its best numbers but fell short against J. Cole's The Fall-Off.
- Industry tracking shows the Super Bowl halftime show acted as a catalyst for streaming, airplay, and sales that pushed multiple Bad Bunny tracks onto the Hot 100 in its biggest seven-day stretch.
- Streaming and sales added 250,000 equivalent album units to DeB� TiRAR M�S FOToS, which also sold 61,000 vinyl copies in its biggest seven-day stretch.
- Amid a crowded Billboard 200, several legacy acts re-entered the chart, with ATEEZ's GOLDEN HOUR: Part.4 leading sales at 195,000 copies and Don Toliver's Octane rounding out the top five.
- The milestone further cements Spanish-language presence on U.S. charts as DtMF becomes just the fourth predominantly Spanish-language No.1, while Choosin' Texas and Man I Need continue battling next week.
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By Gonzalo Jiménez, CNN en Español. The success of Bad Bunny's Grammy Award for Best Album and his performance at the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show propelled his music career, resulting in three songs reaching the Billboard Top 5 this week, including his first solo number one hit. On the Billboard Hot 100, the Puerto Rican singer holds the number one spot with "DTMF," number two with "Baile Inolvidable," number five with "Nuevayol," and number sev…
Bad Bunny, the musical phenomenon that has conquered audiences worldwide, prepares for a milestone in his career by announcing his first concert in Asia, specifically in Tokyo. This event, scheduled for March 7, not only represents a new stage in his career, but is also part of a series of concerts that celebrate artists with massive hits on streaming platforms. With a repertoire that includes multiple hits and after his recent recognition in Sp…
Bad Bunny Expands His World Tour With Historic Concert in Tokyo
Bad Bunny’s voice now reaches audiences far outside the places where his music first found its footing. Stadiums across the Americas already know his presence. He will perform in Tokyo on March 7, bringing his music directly to one of Asia’s most influential music markets. His appearance follows years of global demand and reinforces his position as one of the most listened to artists in the world. Tokyo Prepares for Bad Bunny’s First Concert in …
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