Yandel and Xavi achieved their first number one album together. Billboard Latin Airplay with the song "Me Voy a La Chingada", rising from 5th to 1st place in the ranking dated June 6.
Released via Rimas as the lead single from Yandel's 10th studio album, Infinito , "Me Voy a La Chingada" became Yandel's 18th number-one hit on the Latin American radio chart. This comes a year after "Háblame Claro," a collaboration with Feid, topped the chart for one week in 2025.
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The coronation comes after a 26 percent jump in viewership, as "Me Voy a La Chingada" was seen by 7.1 million people in the week of May 22-28 in the US, according to Luminate.
This marks Xavi's fifth Latin No. 1 hit and third in 2026, following "No Capea" with Grupo Frontera and "La Morrita" with Karin Leon, which both topped the charts for one week earlier this year.
With 18 No. 1 hits, Yandel ranks seventh in the history of the 32-year-old chart, behind J Balvin's 40. Here's the list of the top performers:
Performer, No. 1: J Balvin, 40; Ozuna, 37; Bad Bunny, 31; Daddy Yankee, 30; Maluma, 26; Wisin, 24; Yandel, 18
Elsewhere, the song is showing growth on the Latin charts. It holds the number one spot on the Latin Rhythm Airplay chart for the second week in a row, climbs from number 19 to number 16 on the Hot Latin Rhythm Songs chart, and from number 50 to number 30 on the Hot Latin Songs chart, which combines radio airplay, streaming, and sales data.
Success Xavi in the charts : In addition to high positions in the song charts, Javi is also climbing the album rankings. His second studio album, Dose , debuted at number 40 on the Top Latin Albums chart and number 18 on the Top Regional Mexican Albums chart.
In its chart debut, the 19-track album garnered 4,000 equivalent album units from streaming, equivalent to 4.2 million official on-demand streams of the project's songs.
The new song marks Xavi's second appearance on both charts as Next album debuted and peaked at numbers 9 and 6 on the Top Latin Albums and Regional Mexican Albums charts, respectively, in 2024.
Before the performance, three songs were performed, two of which were leaders in regional Mexican radio airplay: «No Capea» (one week at the top in 2025) and «La Morrita» (three weeks at the top in February).
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