After seven consecutive weeks at the top, the Regional Mexican star loses the No. 1 spot for Colombia’s most popular songs to Karol G’s collaboration with Judeline and Rusowsky.
By Carlos Passage for Decibeles
This week, Karol G reaches No. 1 on Decibeles’ Top 100 Colombia Hits with “BbY WOW,” her collaboration with Spanish artists Judeline and Rusowsky.
The song leads Spotify Colombia with 2,748,012 streams, ranks No. 2 on radio—according to national electronic monitoring by ACR Decibeles, with 1,970 plays—and hits No. 5 on YouTube Colombia with 1,188,119 views.
The Top 100 Colombia Hits measures the weekly performance of the 100 most popular songs in Colombia based on three equally weighted variables: radio airplay, on-demand streams on Spotify, and video views on YouTube.
“BbY WOW” debuted at No. 2 last week, marking the chart’s most significant move; this week, it completes its ascent to the top spot.
The song also reaches No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200 this week, giving Karol G her second chart-topper following “TQG” (with Shakira), which led the ranking during its debut week in March 2023.
For Judeline and Rusowsky, this marks their first No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200.
Who are Judeline and Rusowsky?
Judeline—the stage name of Lara Fernández Castrelo—is a 23-year-old Spanish singer-songwriter whose music explores indie pop with Latin influences. She began developing her professional career in 2020 after moving to Madrid. Rusowsky—the stage name of Ruslán Mediavilla—is a 29-year-old Spanish singer, songwriter, and producer. His musical style incorporates elements of bedroom pop, R&B, reggaeton, techno, hip-hop, and jazz, among other alternative and avant-garde sounds.
Lenin Ramírez Loses the No. 1 Spot After Seven Weeks
After seven consecutive weeks at the top, Lenin Ramírez drops to No. 2 with “Todo Lo Fue,” which remains the most successful Regional Mexican song of the year in Colombia.
The drop occurs even though the track continues to dominate YouTube Colombia. This week, it recorded 1,802,745 views—enough to secure the No. 1 spot on that chart. On the radio, it ranks at No. 7 with 1,193 plays, while on Spotify Colombia, it sits at No. 9 with 941,904 streams.
Ramírez recently released the duet “Cruz de Olvido” with Vicente Fernández—a new version featuring *banda* arrangements, included in the project *Tributo al Rey con Banda – Grandes Duetos Vol. 2*. Ramírez described his collaboration with the late “King of Ranchera” as a “huge honor.”
“Dichávate” Holds Steady at No. 3
“Dichávate”—by Ya Ice Dilan, Sharks Music Company, Rey Tony, and Helabusador—remains at No. 3.
The song continues to show a strong presence across the three metrics of the Top 100 Colombia Hits chart. During the week, it recorded 1,600 radio plays (ranking No. 5), 1,080,926 streams on Spotify Colombia (ranking No. 7), and 613,415 views on YouTube Colombia.
Feid and Granuja Regain Ground
Two weeks ago, Feid and Granuja achieved one of the chart’s biggest climbs, reaching No. 2 with “50 Mil Piex” and sparking speculation about a potential run for the top spot. However, last week the track slipped to No. 6. This week, it has regained ground, climbing two spots to No. 4.
“Gámina” by Kris R. has dropped one position to No. 5.
On September 5, Kris R. came to the defense of his partner, Karina García, following the controversy sparked by her comments regarding a dog’s breed. The artist acknowledged that García had made a mistake and apologized, but he condemned the hate messages directed at their unborn baby.
The couple announced the pregnancy in late June and has stated that they will not publicly show their child’s face for at least the first few months.
Meanwhile, Kris R. continues to cement his status as a key figure in Colombian trap music with his “El Trap de Kolombia World Tour.”
On the Top 100 Colombia Hits chart, “Gámina” is performing strongly on Spotify Colombia, where it has garnered 1,491,874 streams, placing it at No. 2. On YouTube Colombia, it has registered 1,082,049 views and ranks No. 8, while on radio it has reached 665 plays, equivalent to No. 25.
Luister La Voz falls to No. 6
Luister La Voz’s “La María” drops one position this week, falling to No. 6.
The artist has been confirmed for the Cartagena Nautical Festival 2026, which will take place on November 14 as part of the Independence Day celebrations. He will share the stage with Nicky Jam, Grupo Niche, Ryan Castro, and Silvestre Dangond, among other artists.
The Rest of the Top 10
The rest of the Top 10 of the Top 100 Colombia Hits chart is as follows:
No. 7: “Superstar” — Blessd
No. 8: “Chévere (Premium Remix)” — Aria Vega and Ryan Castro
No. 9: “La Villa” — Ryan Castro, Kapo, and HASTA
No. 10: “Te Entiendo” — Maisak
Maisak Returns to the Top 10
Maisak returns this week to the Top 100 Colombia Hits chart with “Te Entiendo.”
The song is currently No. 23 on YouTube Colombia, with 611,997 views; No. 27 on radio, with 645 plays monitored by ACR Decibeles; and No. 53 on Spotify Colombia, with 535,039 streams.
Maisak is the stage name of Maikel Rafael Rico Torres, a Venezuelan singer and songwriter born in Caracas in 2000 and raised from the age of two in Santa Marta, Colombia. His music blends urban sounds with a strong vallenato influence.
Decibeles’ Top 100 Colombia Hits chart compiles the best-performing songs in Colombia each week, regardless of genre.
The chart combines, with equal weighting—33.3% each—three of the main indicators of current music consumption: YouTube views, Spotify streams, and radio airplay electronically monitored by ACR Decibeles.
The result is a comprehensive measurement of song performance across the main music consumption platforms in the Colombian market.
Carlos Passage