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Judeline & rusowsky Score First Latin Airplay No. 1 With Karol G Collab ‘BbY WOW’

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“BbY WOW”, by Karol G with Spanish artists Judeline and rusowsky, has reached No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart. It gives Judeline and rusowsky their first lead on the overall Latin radio ranking, while Karol G earns her 22nd, the second most among women after Shakira’s 25.

The song gained 13% to 7.9 million US audience impressions in the week ending 8 October, pushing Omar Courtz’s “KOKO” down to third. “BbY WOW” also returned to No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200, with 46.2 million streams and 1,000 units sold, and led the Global Excl. US chart with 34.4 million streams outside the US. Its fifth week atop the Global 200 is the longest for a song billed to a Spanish act; only “Ella Baila Sola” has spent longer at No. 1 among Spanish-language songs.

  • Judeline and rusowsky score their first Latin Airplay No. 1.
  • Karol G earns her 22nd chart-topper.
  • “BbY WOW” returns to No. 1 on the Global 200.

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Latin Airplay is a US radio chart that ranks songs by the size of their radio audience. The Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. US charts track song activity around the world, with the latter leaving out the United States.

Karol G is a Colombian singer with a long record of Latin radio hits. Judeline and rusowsky are Spanish artists; the collaboration brings their work to a wider Latin music audience.

Chart positions show how widely a song is being heard, though each chart measures a different kind of activity. Comparing their results helps explain the reach of Spanish-language music across radio and streaming.

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