By Carlos Passage for Decibeles
Karol G holds the No. 1 spot on the Decibeles Top 100 Colombia Hits chart for the fifth consecutive week with “BbY WOW,” cementing the song’s dominance across the country’s major music consumption platforms.
“BbY WOW” leads Spotify Colombia this week with 2,505,511 streams and also tops the national airplay chart monitored electronically by ACR Decibeles, where it recorded 2,799 plays. On YouTube Colombia, the video has garnered 1,273,812 views, enough to secure the No. 2 spot on the platform.
Globally, “BbY WOW” drops from No. 1 to No. 3 this week on the Billboard Global 200, the chart ranking the top-performing songs worldwide.
Karol G also sparked significant conversation on social media after recently posting natural, unretouched photos from the beach—one of her favorite places. The artist used the post to celebrate life, blessings, and the love of her fans.
On the live front, her “Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour” continues with great momentum. The singer has already surpassed one million tickets sold in the United States alone, generating over $200 million in revenue. In Colombia, Karol G is set to perform in Bogotá on December 4, 5, and 6 at El Campín Stadium.
Lenin Ramírez Returns to No. 2
Lenin Ramírez is climbing the ranks again, returning to No. 2 on the Top 100 Colombia Hits chart this week with “Todo Lo Fue,” after having dominated the list for seven weeks. The song has established itself as one of the biggest Regional Mexican hits in Colombia in 2026.
“Todo Lo Fue” continues to dominate YouTube Colombia, where it has amassed 1,958,157 views. On Spotify Colombia, it holds the No. 14 spot with 865,719 streams, while on the radio, it has logged 1,656 plays—enough to rank as the song with the eighth-highest airplay in the country.
Aria Vega holds steady in the Top 3
The No. 3 spot this week goes to “Compa Coleto (uy_como)” by Aria Vega, which made a spectacular debut at No. 2 last week.
The song recorded 1,792,300 streams on Spotify Colombia, 699,762 views on YouTube Colombia, and 1,950 radio plays.
Aria Vega is enjoying one of the best moments of her career. She recently signed a recording contract with Warner Music Latina in partnership with her management team, Lionfish Entertainment. The artist was also nominated for a 2026 Latin Grammy in the Best New Artist category, participated in Shakira’s residency in Madrid, and continues to see success with “Chévere (Premium Remix)”—featuring Ryan Castro—one of her biggest hits of the year in Colombia.
In a recent interview, Vega discussed the music industry, noting that “we live in a patriarchal society” and championing the role and work of women in music.
Kris R and Luister La Voz maintain their position
Kris R holds onto the No. 4 spot with “Gamina,” while Luister La Voz remains at No. 5 with “La María.”
Luister La Voz is set to perform on December 31 at the San Silvestre party at the Hotel Las Américas in Cartagena, joining a lineup that also includes Carlos Vives, Tito Nieves, Jessi Uribe, and Eddy Herrera. The singer continues to take champeta to new international markets, helping to expand the genre’s exposure beyond Colombia.
Feid and Granuja climb to No. 6
Feid and Granuja move up the charts this week, rising to No. 6 on the Top 100 Colombia Hits with “50 Mil Piex.”
The rest of the Top 10 is as follows:
No. 7: “Chévere (Premium Remix)” — Aria Vega feat. Ryan Castro
No. 8: “Dichávate” — Ya Ice Dilan & friends
No. 9: “Mero Tote” — Blessed
No. 10: “La Villa” — Ryan Castro
Ryan Castro continues to expand his international presence. The artist announced his first headlining concert at Madison Square Garden in New York, scheduled for December 12. He also has a confirmed date at the Kaseya Center in Miami on December 19 and will participate in the LOS40 Music Awards, taking place in Barcelona on November 20.
How the Top 100 Colombia Hits works
The Decibeles Top 100 Colombia Hits compiles the best-performing songs in Colombia on a weekly basis, regardless of genre.
The ranking combines three key indicators of music consumption—weighted equally at 33.3% each: YouTube video views, Spotify streams, and radio airplay electronically monitored by ACR Decibeles.
In this way, the chart offers a weekly snapshot of how songs are performing across the major music consumption platforms in the Colombian market.
Carlos Passage