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On the Charts ON THE CHARTS The chart recaps in this Latin music spe- Ht T,a,ti n un s T(» Latin cial are year -to -date starting with the Dec. 3, 2005, issue, the beginning of the chart Pos. TITLE -Artist Imprint/Label year, through the April 1, 2006, issue. 1 ROMPE Daddy Yankee Pos. DISTRIBUTOR (Na Charted Titles) Recaps for Top Latin Albums are based 2 ELLA Y YO Aventura Featuring 1 UNIVERSAL (11O) on sales information compiled by Nielsen Don Omar 2 SONY BMG (39) SoundScan. Recaps for Hot Latin Songs 3 RAKATA Wisin & Yandel 3 EMM (10) are based on gross audience impressions 4 LLAME PA' VERTE Wisin & Yandel 4 INDEPENDENTS (13) from airplay monitored by Nielsen BDS. Ti- 5 VEN BAILALO Angel & Khriz 5 WEA (4) tles receive credit for sales or audience im- 6 MAYOR QUE YO Baby Ranks, pressions accumulated during each week Daddy Yankee, Tonny Tun Tun, Wisin, rh)I) Latin they appear on the pertinent chart. Yandel & Hector 7 CUENTALE Ivy Queen Recaps compiled by rock charts manager 8 NA NA NA (DULCE NINA) Pos. IMPRINT (Na Charted Titles) Anthony Colombo with assistance from A.B. Quintanilla III Presents 1 SONY BMG NORTE (33) Latin charts manager Ricardo Companioni. Kumbia Kings 2 EMI LATIN (8) 9 CONTRA VIENTO Y MAREA 3 EL CARTEL (2) mio Billboard, Flaco Jiménez is inducted into Intocable 4 DISA í77) the Hall of Fame, and Olga Tañón receives the 10 ESO EHH II Alexis & Fido 5 FONOVISA (25) I1O1 Latin ( (If' í\rtisls Spirit of Hope award. 11 LA TORTURA Memorably, Ricky Martin performs "Livin' Pos. ARTIST -- -: Shakira Featuring Alejandro Sanz r1'oll¡¡ Latin La Vida Loca" at the height of the "Latin explo- 1 WISIN & YANDEL (2) Machete 12 NUESTRO AMOR RBD A l lfiu m T.a.bPl s sion." Daisy Fuentes and comedian Paul Ro- (2) Mas Flow/Machete 13 PERO TE VAS A ARREPENTIR driguez host. (1) Universal Latino K-Paz De La Sierra With Pos. LABEL (Na Charted Titles) (7) El Cartel/VI/Machete Jose Manuel Zamacona 1 SONY BMG NORTE (37) 2000: The traditional keynote is replaced with (7) Gold Star/Machete 14 TE HE QUERIDO, TE HE LLORADO 2 EMI LATIN (9) a one -on -one Q&A with Enrique Iglesias. Agent 2 DADDY YANKEE (2) El Ivy Queen 3 UNIVISION MUSIC GROUP í38j Jorge Pino receives El Premio Billboard, and Cartel/lnterscope 15 AMOR ETERNO Christian Castro 4 DISA (37) Marco Antonio Solís is inducted into the Hall (7) Mas Flow/Machete 16 SUELTA MI MANO Sin Bandera 5 INTERSCOPE (7) of Fame. Rock group Maná receives the Spirit (1) White Lion /Sony BMG Norte 17 ACOMPANAME A ESTAR SOLO of Hope award. (7) El Cartel/VI/Machete Ricardo Arjona Top Latin (7) Gold Star/Machete 18 LAGRIMILLAS TONTAS Albums 2001: Marc Anthony is the Q&A guest. Mongo 3 IVY QUEEN (3) La Calle /Univision Grupo Montez De Durango Santamaría is inducted into the Hall of Fame, 4 AVENTURA (2) Premium Latin 19 CHULIN CULIN CHUNFLY (THE Pos. TITLE -Artist Impnnt/Label Los Tigres del Norte receive the Spirit of Hope (1) Machete RATTLESNAKE SONG) BARRIO FINO: EN DIRECTO award, and Los Lobos receives the Lifetime 5 SHAKIRA (3) Epic/Sony BMG Norte Voltio Featuring Calle 13 Daddy Yankee Achievement Award. Telemundo gives its first 6 RBD (3) EMI Latin 20 NO TE PREOCUPES POR MI 2 DA HITMAN PRESENTS REGGAETON Star award to Thalia. 7 ANGEL & KHRIZ (1) Luar/MVP /Machete Chayanne LATINO Don Omar 8 INTOCABLE (2) EMI Latin 3 PA'L MUNDO Wisin & Yandel 2002: Ricky Martin gives a rare Q&A and re- (7) Sony BMG Norte T01) Latin 4 NUESTRO AMOR RBD ceives the Spirit of Hope award. El Gran 9 JUANES (2) Surco/Universal Latino 5 FIJACION ORAL VOL.1 Shakira Combo de Puerto Rico receives the Lifetime 10 CONJUNTO PRIMAVERA (3) Fonovisa 6 REBELDE RBD Achievement Award. Pos. ARTIST (No. Charted Titles) Impnnt/Label 7 MI SANGRE Juanes Hot Latin 1 DADDY YANKEE (7) El 8 HISTORIA DE UNA REINA 2003: Alejandro Sanz is the Q&A guest. The Cartel /lnterscope Ana Gabriel first -ever Billboard Bash is thrown to honor (1) El Cartel/VI/Machete 9 BARRIO FINO Daddy Yankee awards finalists. Pos. IMPRINT (No Charted Pales) 2 RBD (3) EMI Latin 10 BOY WONDER & CHENCHO RECORDS Songwriter Armando Manzanero is inducted 1 SONY BMG NORTE '17) 3 DON OMAR (7) Vl /Machete/UMRG PRESENT: EL DRAFT 2005 into the Hall of Fame, and El General receives 2 EMI LATIN (9) 4 WISIN & YANDEL (1) Machete Various Artists the Spirit of Hope award. 3 DISA (9) 5 SHAKIRA (1) Epic/Sony Music 11 ADENTRO Ricardo Arjona 4 FONOVISA (70) 6 JUANES (1) Surco /Universal Latino 12 REGGAETON NINOS VOL. 1 2004: Paulina Rubio is the Q&A guest. Banda 5 MAS FLOW (2) 7 ANA GABRIEL (1) Sony BMG Norte Reggaeton Ninos El Recodo is inducted into the Hall of Fame, (1) EMI Latin 13 MANANA Sin Bandera and Soraya receives the Spirit of Hope award. li(i Lat,in fins T,a.bPls 8 VICENTE FERNANDEZ (3) Sony BMG 14 ANTOLOGIA DE UN REY Ramon Alejandro Fernández receives Telemundo's Norte Ayala YSus Bravos Del Norte Star award. 9 RICARDO ARJONA (1) Sony BMG Norte 15 MAS FLOW 2 Luny Tunes & 1 SONY BMG NORTE (27) 10 GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO (4) Baby Ranks 2005: Pop star Chayanne is the Q&A guest. 2 MACHETE (72) Disa 16 MAS CAPACES QUE NUNCA Academy Award -winning director Fernando 3 UNIVISION (15) K-Paz De La Sierra Trueba talks about the marriage of film and 4 EMI LATIN (9) 17 GRANDES EXITOS Luis Miguel music, and for the first time, Billboard hosts 5 UNIVERSAL LATINO (77) 18 LOS SUPER EXITOS: LAGRIMILLAS a reggaetón panel and a live production panel TONTAS Grupo Montez De Durango featuring Luny Tunes. Marco Antonio Solís 19 MIS DUETOS Vicente Fernandez receives the Lifetime Achievement Award and 20 IRONIA Andy Andy Juan Luis Guerra receives the Spirit of Hope award. -Leila Cobo APRIL 29, 2006 I www.billboard.biz i LM41 www.americanradiohistory.com.
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