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‘Ay! San Miguel’: Romeo Santos & Prince Royce Cheer Third Latin Airplay No. 1

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‘Ay! San Miguel’: Romeo Santos & Prince Royce Cheer Third Latin Airplay No. 1

It’s a three-peat for Romeo Santos and Prince Royce , who score a third No.

1 on Billboard ‘s Latin Airplay from their collaborative album Better Late Than Never .

“Ay! San Miguel” jumps 2-1 on the list dated Sept.

26, giving Santos his 25th chart-topper and Royce his 22nd.

“Ay! San Miguel” rules the overall Latin Airplay chart, ascending from the runner-up spot, after six weeks in the top 10.

The song earned 7.2 million audience impressions, up 16%, in the United States in the tracking week ending Sept.

17, according to Luminate, sending ARIA VEGA and Ryan Castro’s “Chévere” to No.

10 after one week in charge —with a 26% reduction in impressions during the tracking week.

Related ‘La Clika’ Earns Los Dos de Tamaulipas a Third Regional Mexican Airplay No.

1 How ‘Chévere’: ARIA VEGA ‘Couldn’t Be Happier’ as She Earns First Billboard No.

1 With Ryan Castro Collab Ricardo Montaner Is Back on Top as ‘Para Que Seas Feliz’ Ends 24-Year Wait for Latin Pop Airplay No.

1: ‘Totally Unexpected’ With “Ay! San Miguel,” Santos extends his record for the most No.

1s by a tropical act in the list’s nearly 32-year history, bringing this total to 25.

Royce comes in close, upping his count to 22 chart-toppers —the second-most on the tropical leaderboard. (Overall, J Balvin remains the chart’s biggest winner, with 40 No.

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