Emilia, Big One and Callejero Fino celebrate another week in command as “En La Intimidad” adds a seventh week at No. 1 on the Billboard Argentina Hot 100 chart (dated April 8). With seven weeks up top, the song continues its longest-leading run in 2023 thus far, moving away ahead of its closest competitor, Bizarrap and Shakira’s “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” which ruled for four weeks.
Karol G and Shakira’s “TQG” claims a sixth week at No. 2, encompassing its entire run on the chart. Luck Ra, La K’Onga and Ke Personajes’ “Ya No Vuelvas” rebounds 7-3, after the song topped the 100-deep tally for one week in February.
Ke Personajes also places a second top 10 with “Pobre Corazón,” featuring Onda Sabanera, which rises 12-9, while Luck Ra and La K’Onga concurrently take home the Greatest Gainer trophy with a 33-rank surge as “Te Mentiría” rallies from No. 68 to No. 35.
Further, TINI’s “Cupido” falls 3-4, and BM’s “M. A. (Mejores Amigos)” holds at No. 5 for a sixth week. Meanwhile, Argentinian Milo J scores his first top 10 as “Rara Vez,” with Taiu, climbs 11-8. It’s a second top 10 for Taiu after he led for four weeks through his featured turn in Trueno and Nicki Nicole’s “Mamichula,” which also features Bizarrap and Tatool.
Elsewhere, Duki and C.R.O earn the Hot Shot Debut of the week with “Harakiri” at No. 22. With 39 career entries, Duki breaks from a tie with Maria Becerra for the fourth-most among all acts, trailing Bad Bunny’s 57 entries, J Balvin’s 49 and Bizarrap’s 43 total entries.
Emilia concurrently adds a new charting title as “Jagger.mp3” opens at No. 30.
Lastly, the week features five other debuts: Feid and Young Miko’s “Classy 101” at No. 53; Big One, FMK and Ke Personajes’ “Un Finde | CROSSOVER #2” at No. 70; Yami Safdie’s “De Nada” at No. 73; Tiago PZK’s “Que Se Parezca A Ti” at No. 79 and BM’s “Ven Mami” at No. 81.
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Dove Cameron spilled the Ozian tea about auditioning for the big-screen adaptation of Wicked in a new interview on Friday (April 14).
Speaking to The Wrap at an FYC event for season 2 of Apple TV+’s Schmigadoon!, the “Boyfriend” singer confirmed that she was after the role of Glinda, which ultimately went to her pal Ariana Grande.
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“I definitely went out for it,” she said. “I know that for everybody who did go out for it, it was a very long process. It was one of the longer processes I’ve been a part of.”
However, despite losing the role of the future Good Witch of the North, Cameron doesn’t hold any ill will toward her Hairspray Live! co-star. “I’m so excited for Ariana,” she said. “She’s a genuinely dear friend of mine. We met when we were super young. I think she’s gonna kill it.”
Instead, the Descendants alum is stepping into the dangerous world of Schmicago for the second season of the Apple TV+ musical series alongside returning stars Cecily Strong, Keegan-Michael Key, Aaron Tveit, Alan Cumming, Ariana DeBose, Ann Harada and original Wicked star Kristin Chenoweth.
“This was the era of musicals that raised me, and Cabaret was extremely influential on me,” she said during the FYC panel. “Obviously, I hold Liza Minnelli in the highest of hallowed ground, as I know so many people do. And when I heard about [creator] Cinco [Paul]’s inspiration for the character of Jenny, I was equal parts petrified and super, super honored and just wanted to begin to even try to scratch the surface of trying to get it right.”
Meanwhile, according to a recent post by Grande, Wicked is roughly halfway through filming, with the first of two planned films set to premiere on Nov. 27, 2024.
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While the BTS members are focusing more time on their solo careers, the pop icons are keeping their promise to deliver special group projects in the meantime.
Korean animated film Bastions announced on Friday, April 14, that BTS sings the theme song to its upcoming 3D superhero movie. According to a Korean media report shared by BIGHIT MUSIC, the single features BTS as a full group. Other reports shared the track was recorded before Jin enlisted in his mandatory South Korean military service last December.
Bastions also shared a 30-second preview of the track alongside clips from the flick described as a “K-pop action hero 3D animation” to tell a story of superheroes fighting environmental-pollution villains. Jung Kook and Jimin‘s unmistakable vocals were featured prominently in the clip of the bouncy K-pop song that sounds like it should fit nicely alongside bright BTS hits like “Boys With Luv” or “Butter.”
The Bastions soundtrack will be a star-studded K-pop affair with songs also by BTS’ HYBE label mates LE SSERAFIM, chart-topping female troupe Brave Girls, American Song Contest winner AleXa, soul-pop songbird Heize, rising K-R&B star P.Cassady and more.
The official Bastions websites shares the song’s release is “coming soon,” pointing to a May 12 release date, with the movie premiering on the public Korean TV channel SBS on May 14 at 7:30 a.m. local time. Bastions has shared plans to broadcast the film worldwide as well.
The new Bastions single will be BTS’ first song credited to the full group after last year’s “Bad Decisions” from August with Benny Blanco and Snoop Dogg. The track peaked at No. 10 on the Hot 100 and No. 26 on Pop Radio. Worldwide, the star-studded collab reached No. 6 on the Billboard Global 200 and No. 7 on the Billboard Global Excl. US chart.
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Calibre 50 collects its 23rd No. 1 on Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart with “Dirección Equivocada,” which rises to the top of the April 15-dated ranking.
“Dirección Equivocada” takes over Regional Mexican Airplay in its 10th week on the chart with an 8% gain to 9.6 million audience impressions in the United States in the week ending March 6, according to Luminate.
The new champ reigns following the addition of two new members to the group, although they’re not on the recording. José Mario Gastelum Medina is now the lead singer and accordionist, while Oscar Francisco Arredondo Hijar contributes the docerola, or 12-string guitar. Armando Ramos – who co-wrote song – and Angel Saucedo have departed the act, as announced this week.
“Dirección Equivocada” is the second single from Calibre 50’s album Tiempo Al Tiempo, which is set to drop April 21 via Disa Records.
With the new No. 1, Calibre 50 improves its career total to 23 Regional Mexican Airplay leaders, remaining atop the list for the most among all acts since the chart began in 1994. Now, the Mazatlán, Sinaloa, ensemble moves five rulers ahead of its closest competitors. Let’s look at the scoreboard:
Most Regional Mexican Airplay No. 1s: 23, Calibre 50 18, Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizarraga 18, Banda MS de Sergio Lizarraga 18, Intocable 17, La Arrolladora Banda el Limon de Rene Camacho 16, Conjunto Primavera 16, Los Tigres del Norte 14, Christian Nodal
“Dirección Equivocada” also makes progress on the all-genre Latin Airplay tally, lifting 6-3. It’s the highest the group has ranked since “Préstamela a Mi” peaked at No. 3 in April 2016.
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Khloe Kardashian and Travis Barker are taking fans inside their Italian nuptials in ‘Til Death Do Us Part: Kourtney & Travis, premiering on Hulu on Thursday (April 13).
The 70-minute special includes private personal footage of “an intimate family event full of beautiful moments,” according to Hulu. The couple wed in Portofino, Italy on May 22, 2022.
“Our wedding felt like time didn’t exist. It just felt perfect,” Kourtney says in the special, which she produced with Barker. The special opens with the twosome tying the knot in Las Vegas and Santa Barbara, Calif., ahead of the Italian ceremony.
Kim and Khloe Kardashian are featured in the special along with mom, Kris Jenner, and sisters, Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
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Premios Heat, or Heat Latin Music Awards, are unveiling their 2023 nominees exclusively on Billboard below.
This year, Karol G and Feid lead the pack with six nominations each. They are followed by five-time nominee Bad Bunny and, with four nominations each: Romeo Santos, El Alfa, Christian Nodal and Bizarrap. Other top nominees include Maluma, Manuel Turizo, Chris Lebron, Arcángel, Marc Anthony and Grupo Firme, to name a few.
Three new categories have been added to the coveted awards show this year including best content, music platform, DJ of the year and song of the year. Additionally, the LosHeat.TV trending artist award returns for a second consecutive year, recognizing the talent with the most engagement on the Premios Heat platforms.
The eighth edition of the awards show is set to take place June 8 in The Dominican Republic. Fans can vote for their favorite artists here.
To see the complete list of nominees, see below:
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Best Male Artist Bad Bunny Christian Nodal Romeo Santos Alejandro Fernández Prince Royce Wisin Ozuna Feid Maluma
Best Female Artist Shakira Karol G Tini Rosalía Farina Greeicy Natti Natasha Emilia Mernes Kim Loaiza Gloria Trevi
Best Group or Band Grupo Firme Wisin & Yandel Piso 21 Zion & Lennox Morat Reik Servando y Florentino Grupo Niche
Best Rock Artist Morat Juanes Maná No Te Va Gustar Fito Páez Leiva Los Caligaris Leon Larregui
Best Pop Artist Lasso Sebastián Yatra Kany Garcia Camilo Axel Carlos Rivera Danny Ocean Andrés Cepeda Lali
Best Urban Artist Bad Bunny Karol G Feid Arcángel Eladio Carrión Ryan Castro Rauw Alejandro Justin Quiles El Alfa Farruko
Best Tropical Artist Carlos Vives Romeo Santos Silvestre Dangond Marc Anthony Víctor Manuelle Felipe Peláez Américo Eddy Herrera Jandy Ventura
Best Artist South Region Duki LIT Killah Trueno Nicki Nicole Emilia Mernes Tiago PZK Cris Mj Bizarrap Wos
Best Artist Andean Region Fanny Lu Danny Ocean Goyo Mike Bahia Dekko Manuel Turizo Ryan Castro Blessd Farina Andreína Bravo
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Best Artist North Region Farruko Sech Dalex Kim Loaiza Chris Andrew Jay Wheeler El Alfa Mora Justin Quiles Chris Lebron
Best New Artist Polimá Westcoast Lola Índigo Quevedo Edén Muñoz Brray Chris Lebron LIT Killah Kim Loaiza
Musical Promise TEO Elena Rose Young Miko Paopao Dayanara Mario Bautista Ángel Dior ADSO Villano Antillano Mar Rendón
Influencer of the Year Domelipa Kunno Yeri Mua Mont Pantoja La Segura Brianda Marko Lele Pons Kevlex
Best Popular Regional Artist Christian Nodal Alejandro Fernández Carin León Paola Jara Jessi Uribe Grupo Firme Grupo Frontera Yeison Jiménez Eden Muñoz
Best Dominican Urban Artist El Alfa Angel Dior Rochy RD Chimbala La Materialista Bulova La Insuperable Flow 28 Rosaly Rubio
Best Video “Mientras me Curo del Cora” – Karol G “For Sale” – Gilberto Santa Rosa, Carlos vives “La Reina” – Maluma “Le Pido a Dios” – Feid “Mi Pecadito”- Mike Bahía, Greeicy “Ambulancia” – Camilo, Camila Cabello “Cairo” – Karol G, Ovy on The Drums “Suegra” – Romeo Santos “Tití Me Preguntó”- Bad Bunny
Best Collaboration Karol G, Shakira – “TQG” Rauw Alejandro, Baby Rasta – “Punto 40” Arcangel, Bad Bunny – “La Jumpa” Romeo Santos, Chris Lebron – “SIRI” Ozuna, Feid – “Hey Mor” El Alfa, Zepekeño, El Pepo Show – “Arrebatao Remix” Lasso, Sebastián Yatra – “Ojos Marrones” Kany Garcia, Christian Nodal – “La Siguiente” Mora, Feid – “La Inocente”
Best Content, Music Platform Molusco TV Dimeloking Alofoke Media El Chombo Rapetón
DJ of the Year Dj Adoni Gordo Tiësto Diplo Marshmello Bizarrap Dj Tornall Víctor Cardena
Song of the Year “La Bachata” – Manuel Turizo “BZRP Music Sessions #53” – Bizarrap, Shakira “Despechá” – Rosalía “Feliz Cumpleaños Ferxxo” – Feid “Los Cachos” – Piso 21, Manuel Turizo “Tití Me Preguntó” – Bad Bunny “Provenza” – Karol G “La Fórmula” – Maluma, Marc Anthony “BZRP Music Sessions #52” – Bizarrap, Quevedo “Bendecido” – El Alfa, Farina “Me Porto Bonito” – Bad Bunny, Chencho Corleone
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