Aventura & Bad Bunny Top the Latin Airplay Chart With 'Volví'

Bad Bunny’s winning streak on radio continues as “Volví,” with Aventura, takes over atop Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart dated Oct. 23.

A Successful Return: Aventura's 'Volví' With Bad Bunny Marks Its First Hot Latin Songs No. 1 In Over a Decade

Back on Latin Airplay, the new leader gives Aventura its fourth No. 1. The Dominican group first led with “Por Un Segundo” in 2009. In between, it earned two other champs: nine-week ruler “Dile Al Amor” and “Inmortal” . Bad Bunny, meanwhile, scores his 16th Latin Airplay No. 1, dating back to his first as a featured act on Becky G’s “Mayores” in 2018. His longest-winning track arrived later in the year as “Mia,” featuring Drake, topped the ranking for six weeks starting on the Dec. 29, 2018-dated list.

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