Myke Towers secures his thirteenth No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart as “Otra Noche,” that includes Darell, surges 13-1 for its first week atop on the chart dated Feb. 22. It’s the most important bounce of 2025 to this point, out of the 4 songs which have dominated the tally.
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“Otra Noche” rallies to the highest after a 36% surge in viewers impressions, to 7.8 million, earned within the U.S. within the Feb. 7-13 monitoring week, based on Luminate.
The latest airplay increase for “Otra Noche” is probably due partly to Towers’ upcoming participation at SBS’ Calibash pageant on March 7, with SBS’ WSKQ (New York) among the many largest supporters of the track, with probably the most performs for the monitoring week, whereas Univision’s WXNY (New York), KAMA (Houston) and KDXX (Dallas), and SBS’ WMEG (Puerto Rico) spherical up the highest 5 stations by spin rely.
As “Otra Noche” takes the lead, it ejects Dangerous Bunny’s “El Clúb” from No. 1 after two weeks in cost. The latter drops 4-1 with a 17% dip in impressions.
“Otra Noche” provides Towers his thirteenth No. 1 on Latin Airplay in 2025. He beforehand reigned with “La Capi” in Could 2024. Darell, in the meantime, returns to the summit after 5 years; “Otra Trago,” with Sech, Nicky Jam, Ozuna and Anuel AA, dominated for one week in 2019.
As “Noche” surges 13-1, it turns into the biggest bounce out of the 4 songs which have dominated Latin Airplay, and the one one to leap multiple slot to the highest. Shakira’s “Soltera,” Dangerous Bunny’s “El Clúb” and Karol G’s “Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido” all rose 2-1. The final track to have a bigger bounce to No. 1 got here on the July 20, 2024, chart, when “Perdonarte Para Qué?” by Los Angeles Azules y Emilia climbed 15-1.
“Otra Noche” was the fourth single from Towers’ fifth studio album, La Pantera Negra, launched August 2024 on Warner Latina. The album debuted at Nos. 7 and a pair of on High Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums, respectively, final September.
