In between, Yankee earned his highest ranking on the list with “Dura,” the seventh single of his forthcoming seventh studio album, which peaked at No. 2017) and claimed a record total of 56 weeks on top. “And, thanks to the Spanish-language community.”ĭaddy Yankee & Snow's 'Con Calma' Dominates Three Latin Airplay Chartsīefore “Con Calma,” Daddy Yankee last led Hot Latin Songs through his collaboration with Luis Fonsi, “Despacito,” featuring Justin Bieber, which first hit No. “Thanks to Daddy Yankee and Play-N-Skillz for giving ‘Informer’ a fresh new life,” adds Snow. 1, the most privileged position in the industry,” Daddy Yankee tells Billboard. “I never imagined that after 25 years of my career I would continue to enjoy being No.
The track reworks Snow’s 1993 seven-week Billboard Hot 100 No. The big gain places “Con Calma” atop the Latin Digital Song Sales tally (3-1) for a fourth week in charge. 11 on registering 13,000 downloads sold, a whopping 388% boost. Meanwhile, the song re-enters the all-genre Digital Song Sales chart at No. streams in the week ending April 25, according to Nielsen Music (up 20% from prior frame), and also jumps 4-1 on Latin Streaming Songs for a second total week at the summit. “Con Calma” crowns the chart thanks largely to its increase in streams and sales after its Katy Perry-assisted remix was released April 19. 1 for Snow, in his first visit to the chart. 1 on the list, which blends airplay, digital sales and streaming data. Daddy Yankee’s “Con Calma,” featuring Snow, jumps to the top of Billboard‘s Hot Latin Songs chart (dated May 4) in its 13th week with a 2-1 bump.
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