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"Ella Baila Sola" tops US Spotify


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Awful song

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Really, we really returning to latin music this fast? Bad Bunny hasn't even declined in popularity yet!

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Super impressive :omg:

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Is this going viral on tiktok or sth?

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I love seeing this smash :alexz3:

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I wish my Cancun vacation was right now, while Peso Pluma is smashing. When I was in Cancun in mid-January, they played Sure Thing and In Ha Mood once (and of course, Flowers repetitively). I'm pretty sure I would have heard Ella Baila Sola and several more Peso Pluma songs.

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1 hour ago, MaoMars said:

Why is this giving me "Planta de la Industria" vibes?:spring:

He's been getting hit after hit in Mexico so I wouldn't go as far in here. The way he popped out of nowhere in the US is suspicious tho, since I don't recall him making noise in there, but I guess his last hits and the Tiktok algorithm really helped him

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When I first saw this I got so excited to see them having a comeback after all these years... only to found out this has nothing to do with the iconic spanish group :gaycat6: 

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39 minutes ago, Littlejfrey said:

When I first saw this I got so excited to see them having a comeback after all these years... only to found out this has nothing to do with the iconic spanish group :gaycat6: 

hahahaha me too 

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Never heard of this before now, but it's a cute song. It's great to see songs in Spanish having success!

 

 

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Recycled trumpet Melodys won :clap3:

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I kinda like the song but I'm surprised by how well is doing in US, so unexpected.

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The Latin takeover of the US is officially complete I fear :fan:

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Sazón won :bird: 

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8 hours ago, YellowRibbon said:

Awful song

Seethe :gaycat5:

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also doing Bad Bunny numbers, realistically he could be topping anyone but Taylor.

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8 hours ago, thatsmydemi said:

Is this going viral on tiktok or sth?

sure, and it's stomping in Mexican radio too, I just went to the hardware store and all the employees were singing the song. 

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:rip:

Don't understand the hype at all, its really nothing special

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I really don’t understand the appeal for this type of music :priceless:

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The song is awful, la bebe >>>>

 

10 hours ago, BrokenMachine said:

He's been getting hit after hit in Mexico so I wouldn't go as far in here. The way he popped out of nowhere in the US is suspicious tho, since I don't recall him making noise in there, but I guess his last hits and the Tiktok algorithm really helped him

You know how many Mexicans live in the US? Lmao. People on this forum are ******* weirdos living in their own lil bubble

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11 minutes ago, Rosenda said:

You know how many Mexicans live in the US? Lmao. People on this forum are ******* weirdos living in their own lil bubble

Lmao I'm Mexican myself, but just because there are Mexicans in the US it doesn't mean they're gonna consume whatever Mexicans release. In Mexico he's had several hits in the last months, but in the US he only rose to stardom in the last few weeks out of nowhere, mostly thanks to TikTok

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Why is the US making latin songs a hit when they're not even a hit in Latin America? Smells planty to me. Especially when there are actual great latin songs charting high in Latam nowhere to be found in the US.

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5 hours ago, James_XL said:

Why is the US making latin songs a hit when they're not even a hit in Latin America? Smells planty to me. Especially when there are actual great latin songs charting high in Latam nowhere to be found in the US.

Regional Mexican music is not as popular in Latin America as reggaeton or Bachata. It is a very niche genre with strong roots in Mexican culture, but it still has a sizable audience in the US

 

Despite this, it has managed to reach the number #1 in 9 LatAm countries countries and is gaining popularity in Argentina and Spain

it seems quite organic

 

Spotify (9x #1):

#1 Colombia

#1 Costa Rica

#1 El Salvador

#1 Guatemala

#1 Honduras

#1 Mexico

#1 Nicaragua

#1 Panama

#75 Argentina (+25)

#98 Spain (+28)

 

 

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With everything going on in the world today, I’m just glad that it’s Peso Pluma getting this success here in the US. It could be a lot worse. Just imagine if instead of Peso Pluma, this was Donald Trump & the J6 Rioters invading the charts like this. 

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