‘KOKO’ Sends Omar Courtz to First Billboard No. 1: ‘Means So Much to Me’
Omar Courtz has achieved his first Billboard No. 1 as his song "KOKO" reached the top of the Latin Rhythm Airplay chart (dated 3 October). Released by Mr.305/Rimas, the track represents a significant milestone for the artist and showcases the global resonance of Puerto Rican music, with Courtz expressing gratitude for the song's ability to connect with audiences worldwide whilst capturing the cultural essence of his homeland.
"KOKO" climbed to the summit with 6.6 million audience impressions—an 18% increase from the previous tracking week—displacing Jay Wheeler's "De Lejitos" from its four-week reign at No. 1. The song is from Courtz's album "POR SI MAÑANA NO ESTOY", released in February, and has spent 17 weeks in the top 10 on the Hot Latin Songs chart, marking his longest run in that tier. The track also previously charted on the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts in April, reaching positions 75 and 58 respectively.
- Omar Courtz achieves first Billboard No. 1 with "KOKO" on Latin Rhythm Airplay chart
- Song garners 6.6 million audience impressions, up 18% week-on-week
- Track spends 17 weeks in top 10, reflecting sustained commercial and cultural success