Cazzu Adds Second Week at No. 1 on Billboard Argentina Hot 100 With ‘Con Otra'
In addition to her recent leader, the Argentinian previously reached a No. 5 high through her Maria Becerra collab, 'Animal,' in 2021.
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W Sound, better known as Westcol, Béele and Ovy On The Drums nearly miss the top slot as 'W Sound 05: La Plena,' rises 4-2, marking the acts' highest entry to date. Meanwhile, Emilia, TINI, and Nicki Nicole's 'Blackout' dips 2-3, after topping the ranking for two consecutive weeks in April. Emilia also places another top 10 track on the Billboard Argentina Hot 100: 'Bunda,' with Luísa Sonza, which slips 7-8.
Back in the top five, La T y La M's 'Amor De Vago,' featuring Malandro de América, falls 4-3. Alleh and Yorghaki's 'Capaz' holds at No. 5 for a second week, for its eighth week in the upper region during its 13th week run so far.
Karol G's 'Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido' adds a fourth week at No. 6, after the song dominated for 16 consecutive weeks between 2024-25. Plus, Bad Bunny's 'Baile Inolvidable' jumps 8-7, following two consecutive weeks in the runner-up slot in March.
Ecuadorian Jombriel closes the top 10 with two entries. 'Parte & Choke,' with Ryan Castro, Jotta and Alex Krack, holds at No. 9 for the third consecutive week, after it ruled for one week in March. Plus, Jombriel's most recent single, 'Vitamina,' with DFZM, breaks into the top 10, climbing 15-10. The move gives Jombriel his second top 10, while Colombian DFZM earns his first.
The week's Greatest Gainer honors goes to Pablo Chill-E, whose single 'Resentía' leaps 28 positions, surging from No. 49 to No. 21.
Elsewhere, Mattei's 'Pa Las Girlas' becomes the Hot Shot Debut of the week, entering at No. 50.
Lastly, Tobal MJ and Lucky Brown's 'Tiene' opens at No. 78, while rock band Estelares add its third entry with 'Ella Dijo' at No. 91. It's the group's first appearance in over two years, following 'Encantan,' featuring Enjambre, in 2022.
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