Los Ángeles Azules and Tini Hit No. 1 on Regional Mexican Airplay
The collaborative track Pa’ Él secures the top spot following significant radio audience growth.
1Chart-Topping Collaboration
Los Ángeles Azules and Tini have secured their first collaborative number one on the Regional Mexican Airplay chart dated November 14. The track Pa’ Él climbed from the second position to the lead. This milestone marks Tini’s first chart-topper and the ninth overall for the Iztapalapa-born siblings in their career.
2Audience Impression Growth
The song reached the top spot following a 23% increase in audience impressions during the tracking week ending November 5. According to Luminate data, the track earned 7.2 million impressions across the United States. This surge in radio play was sufficient to displace Karol G’s previous chart leader, Alguien Que Te Amaba.
3Historical Performance Comparison
This success marks the third number one for Los Ángeles Azules in 2026, making it their most successful year on the chart to date. Previously, the group achieved one number one in 2000, 2019, 2023, and 2025, with two in 2024. Their longest-reigning hit remains Nunca Es Suficiente, which led for three weeks.
4Tini’s Career Milestone
For pop singer Tini, this achievement surpasses her previous best performance on the Regional Mexican Airplay chart. Her earlier collaboration, Vuelve, which featured Ricky Martin and Los Ángeles Azules, peaked at number five in May. This new number one position represents a significant advancement in her reach within the regional genre.
5Latin Airplay Chart Impact
Beyond the regional chart, Pa’ Él nearly claimed the top spot on the overall Latin Airplay chart, which tracks 152 stations across the United States. The song climbed from fifth to second place with 7.5 million audience impressions, marking a 21% increase. This is currently Tini’s highest performance among her four entries.
6Multi-Metric Chart Success
The song’s strong radio performance also propelled it significantly on the Hot Regional Mexican Songs chart. It jumped from number 11 to number five during the tracking period. This specific chart is notable because it combines radio audience impressions with streaming data and sales figures to determine its weekly rankings.
7Market Dynamics of Airplay
The displacement of Karol G’s track, which fell from first to seventh place with a 32% decline, highlights the volatility of radio airplay rankings. Radio remains a primary driver for regional Mexican music in the United States, where audience impressions directly influence chart positioning and overall visibility for artists across various demographics.
8Future Chart Trajectory
As Pa’ Él continues to gain momentum, industry observers will monitor whether it can sustain its current audience impressions to challenge for the top spot on the broader Latin Airplay chart. The track’s rapid ascent demonstrates the effectiveness of cross-genre collaborations between established regional Mexican acts and prominent pop vocalists.
Original article: Billboard — Los Ángeles Azules and Tini Hit No. 1 on Regional Mexican Airplay