J Balvin teams up with Chencho Corleone for No. 1 record

J Balvin teams up with Chencho Corleone for first-ever collaboration No. 1 advertising billboardIn the October 12 survey, “Polvo De Tu Vida” moved up 5 to 1 to occupy the top spot on the Latin rhythm airplay chart. This song is the second single from J Balvin’s album raythe album entered the top five Latin Rhythm Albums in August.

As “Polvo De Tu Vida” surges to No. 1, J Balvin notches his 36th No. 1, breaking his tie with Daddy Yankee as the latter’s second most dominant hit. Here’s a look back at Latin Rhythm Airplay’s most No. 1 acts since its launch in 2005:

36. J. Balvin
35. Daddy Yankee
31. Ozuna
25. Bad Bunny
20. Maluma
20. Wising and Yandel
19. Wising

With the hit song, Corleone scored his sixth number one, dating back to his 2014 hit with Tito El Bambino’s “A Que No Te Atreves” performance, which took up five weeks in 2014.

“Polvo De Tu Vida” climbs four spots to No. 1 on the Latin Rhythm Airplay chart, marking the biggest jump to the top of the chart in 2024 of the 14 songs to date. In the tracking week ended Oct. 3, the single command garnered 6.13 million audience impressions across U.S.-monitored radio stations, a 26% increase from the previous week, according to Luminate.

While not a record, the song ends a 14-week run at the top, tying it with Venesti’s “Es Normal” as the fifth-longest song to reach No. 1 in 2024. The longest-running songs on Latin Rhythm radio this year:

Weeks to No. 1, Artists, Songs, Peak Dates
20. Bad Bunny and Feid, “Perro Negro,” April 13
20. Manuel Turizo and Yandel, “Mamasota,” July 20
18. Ozuna, “Baccarat”, March 30
17. Yandel & Myke Towers, “Drunk and Crazy,” February 3
14. Venesti, “Es Normal”, July 27
14. J Balvin and Chencho Corleone, “Polvo de Tu Vida”, October 12

Last November, Balvin returned to Latin Rhythm Radio after a week of domination with “Dientes” alongside Usher and DJ Khaled. Corleone last dominated in September 2023’s Podemos Repetirlo with Don Omar.

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