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Superventas España 22-02-2015 TOP 100 CANCIONES + STREAMING (Las ventas totales corresponden a los datos enviados por colaboradores habituales de venta física y por los siguientes operadores: Amazon, Buongiorno, Gran Vía Musical, Google Play, i-Tunes, Jetmultimedia, Media Markt online, Movistar, Orange, Vodafone, Nokia, Zune, 7Digital, Deezer, Spotify, Xbox Music y Napster) SEMANA 08: del 16.02.2015 al 22.02.2015 Sem. Sem. Pos. Sem. Cert. Actual Ant. Max. Lista Artista Título Sello Promus. 1 ▲ 5 5 2 ELLIE GOULDING LOVE ME LIKE YOU DO - FROM FIFTY SHADES OFUNIVERSAL GREY 2 ▼ 1 1 11 MARK RONSON FEAT. BRUNO MARS UPTOWN FUNK SONY MUSIC * 3 ● 3 2 15 ED SHEERAN THINKING OUT LOUD WARNER MUSIC GROUP * 4 ▲ 28 28 2 NICKY JAM EL PERDÓN SONY MUSIC 5 ▼ 4 3 28 NICKY JAM TRAVESURAS CODISCOS ** 6 ▲ 8 8 5 DASOUL ÉL NO TE DA ROSTER MUSIC 7 ▲ 22 22 4 THE WEEKND EARNED IT (FIFTY SHADES OF GREY) UNIVERSAL 8 ▼ 2 2 25 SAM SMITH STAY WITH ME UNIVERSAL ** 9 ▲ 12 9 9 OSMANI GARCIA / PITBULL / SENSATO EL TAXI URBAN LATIN RECORDS * 10 ▼ 7 1 20 DAVID GUETTA FEAT. SAM MARTIN DANGEROUS WARNER MUSIC GROUP ** 11 ▼ 6 3 33 SIA CHANDELIER SONY MUSIC 2** 12 ▼ 11 8 13 HOZIER TAKE ME TO CHURCH UNIVERSAL * 13 ▼ 9 1 24 JUAN MAGAN FEAT. BELINDA & LAPIZSI CONCIENTE NO TE QUISIERA UNIVERSAL ** 14 ▲ 21 19 6 SIA ELASTIC HEART SONY MUSIC 15 ▼ 10 10 14 CALVIN HARRIS FEAT. ELLIE GOULDINGOUTSIDE SONY MUSIC * 16 ▼ 13 13 9 SOFIA REYES FEAT. WISIN MUEVELO WARNER MUSIC GROUP 17 ▼ 16 2 25 MEGHAN TRAINOR ALL ABOUT THAT BASS SONY MUSIC ** 18 ▼ 14 5 9 MEGHAN TRAINOR LIPS ARE MOVIN SONY MUSIC * 19 ▼ 17 4 23 MELENDI TOCADO Y HUNDIDO WARNER MUSIC GROUP ** 20 ▼ 18 16 11 AVICII THE NIGHTS UNIVERSAL 21 ▼ 19 19 9 JUAN MAGAN FEAT. MAFFIO TENTÁNDOME UNIVERSAL * 22 ▼ 15 1 48 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS / DESCEMER BUENOBAILANDO / GENTE DE ZONA UNIVERSAL 5** 23 ▼ 20 2 45 JOHN LEGEND ALL OF ME SONY MUSIC 2** 24 ▼ 23 21 16 ALESSO FEAT. TOVE LO HEROES (WE COULD BE) UNIVERSAL * 25 ▲ 26 19 7 FLO RIDA FEAT. SAGE THE GEMINI ANDGDFR LOOKAS WARNER MUSIC GROUP 26 ▼ 25 11 16 DR. BELLIDO FEAT. K-NARIAS LA CONOCÍ BAILANDO[RADIO EDIT] WARNER MUSIC/DOBLE MUSIC RECORDS ** 27 ▲ 30 28 5 MAROON 5 SUGAR UNIVERSAL 28 ▼ 24 24 2 MANÁ / SHAKIRA MI VERDAD WARNER MUSIC GROUP 29 ▲ 36 33 6 OMI CHEERLEADER - FELIX JAEHN REMIX RADIO EDITULTRA RECORDS/LADANS/SONYMUSIC 30 ▲ 32 11 27 NICKI MINAJ / JESSIE J / ARIANA GRANDEBANG BANG UNIVERSAL ** 31 ▲ 39 39 7 NE-YO, PITBULL TIME OF OUR LIVES SONY MUSIC 32 ▼ 27 1 23 PABLO ALBORÁN POR FIN WARNER MUSIC GROUP ** 33 ▼ 29 9 23 ARIANA GRANDE FEAT. ZEDD BREAK FREE UNIVERSAL ** 34 ▼ 31 14 17 DON OMAR SOLEDAD UNIVERSAL * 35 ▼ 33 6 24 CALVIN HARRIS FEAT. JOHN NEWMANBLAME SONY MUSIC ** 36 ▲ 53 1 30 ROBIN SCHULZ,LILLY WOOD & THE PRICKPRAYER IN C (ROBIN SCHULZ RADIO EDIT) WARNER MUSIC GROUP ** 37 ● 37 19 18 MAROON 5 ANIMALS UNIVERSAL * 38 ▼ 35 22 21 J BALVIN / FARRUKO 6 AM UNIVERSAL ** 39 ▲ 57 55 6 ROBIN SCHULZ FEAT. JASMINE THOMPSONSUN GOES DOWN - RADIO MIX WARNER MUSIC GROUP 40 ▼ 38 8 23 PITBULL FEAT. JOHN RYAN FIREBALL SONY MUSIC ** 41 ▼ 40 13 51 ROMEO SANTOS PROPUESTA INDECENTE SONY MUSIC 2** 42 ▲ 46 46 2 KEVIN ROLDAN SI NO TE ENAMORAS KAPITAL MUSIC 43 ▼ 42 28 11 ARONCHUPA I'M AN ALBATRAOZ LADANS/SONYMUSIC * 44 ▲ 52 34 10 PITBULL FEAT. GENTE DE ZONA PIENSAS (DILE LA VERDAD) SONY MUSIC 45 ▼ 34 34 9 SAM SMITH I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE UNIVERSAL 46 ▼ 44 29 17 SHEPPARD GERONIMO - SINGLE MIX UNIVERSAL * 47 ▼ 43 17 32 MAROON 5 MAPS UNIVERSAL ** 48 ▼ 41 16 11 DAVID CUELLO NO ME BUSQUES MÁS UNIVERSAL 49 ▲ 51 30 25 MALUMA / ELI PALACIOS LA TEMPERATURA LADANS/SONYMUSIC ** 50 ● 50 32 15 IGGY AZALEA / RITA ORA BLACK WIDOW UNIVERSAL * Mayor incremento en unidades absolutas esta semana * Disco de Oro (20.000 unidades vendidas / 5 millones de escuchas) ▲ Sube respecto a la semana anterior ** Disco de Platino (40.000 unidades vendidas / 10 millones de escuchas) ▼ Baja comparado con la semana anterior ● Se mantiene igual que la semana anterior E Entrada más fuerte en el Top 50 Canciones VE Vuelve a entrar en el Top 50 Canciones © PROMUSICAE y AGEDI Listas elaboradas por GFK Todos los derechos reservados. Prohibida la reproducción. TOP 100 CANCIONES + STREAMING (Las ventas totales corresponden a los datos enviados por colaboradores habituales de venta física y por los siguientes operadores: Amazon, Buongiorno, Gran Vía Musical, Google Play, i-Tunes, Jetmultimedia, Media Markt online, Movistar, Orange, Vodafone, Nokia, Zune, 7Digital, Deezer, Spotify, Xbox Music y Napster) SEMANA 08: del 16.02.2015 al 22.02.2015 Sem. Sem. Pos. Sem. Cert. Actual Ant. Max. Lista Artista Título Sello Promus. 51 ▼ 45 31 7 THE AVENER FADE OUT LINES UNIVERSAL 52 ▲ 87 52 4 SOFIA KARLBERG CRAZY IN LOVE - FIFTY SHADES OF GREY VERSIONQ&L RECORDS - X5 MUSIC GROUP 53 ▲ 62 11 36 ARIANA GRANDE / IGGY AZALEA PROBLEM UNIVERSAL ** 54 ▲ 76 75 5 CHAYANNE MADRE TIERRA (OYE) SONY MUSIC 55 ● 55 1 61 PHARRELL WILLIAMS HAPPY SONY MUSIC 4** 56 ▼ 48 28 15 ECHOSMITH COOL KIDS WARNER MUSIC GROUP * 57 ▲ 59 1 8 PABLO ALBORÁN PASOS DE CERO WARNER MUSIC GROUP 58 ▼ 54 5 29 MAGIC! RUDE SONY MUSIC ** 59 ▲ 79 16 13 MELENDI LA PROMESA WARNER MUSIC GROUP 60 ▲ 65 65 3 DANNY ROMERO FEAT. JUAN MAGAN 18 AÑOS SONY MUSIC 61 ▼ 60 60 7 KYGO FEAT. CONRAD FIRESTONE SONY MUSIC 62 ▼ 49 3 42 COLDPLAY A SKY FULL OF STARS WARNER MUSIC GROUP ** 63 ▲ 70 70 3 MEGHAN TRAINOR NO GOOD FOR YOU SONY MUSIC 64 ▼ 61 61 5 J BALVIN AY VAMOS UNIVERSAL 65 E 0 0 1 PAULINA RUBIO / MORAT MI NUEVO VICIO UNIVERSAL 66 ▼ 56 3 41 MILKY CHANCE STOLEN DANCE PIAS SPAIN ** 67 ▼ 47 5 24 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS / YANDEL / JUAN MAGANNOCHE Y DE DIA UNIVERSAL ** 68 ▼ 63 52 8 MALDITA NEREA PERDONA SI TE LLAMO AMOR SONY MUSIC 69 ▲ 82 37 10 RICKY MARTIN ADIÓS SONY MUSIC 70 ▲ 75 3 42 WISIN ADRENALINA SONY MUSIC 2** 71 ▲ 97 97 2 GALANTIS RUNAWAY (U & I) WARNER MUSIC GROUP 72 ▼ 58 32 10 OLLY MURS FEAT. TRAVIE MCCOY WRAPPED UP SONY MUSIC 73 ▼ 71 18 18 AVICII THE DAYS UNIVERSAL * 74 ● 74 30 10 IMAGINE DRAGONS I BET MY LIFE UNIVERSAL 75 ▼ 67 9 22 FITO Y FITIPALDIS ENTRE LA ESPADA Y LA PARED WARNER MUSIC GROUP * 76 ▼ 64 54 9 ARIANA GRANDE / THE WEEKND LOVE ME HARDER UNIVERSAL 77 ▼ 68 58 9 VANCE JOY RIPTIDE WARNER MUSIC GROUP * 78 ▼ 66 26 34 IMAGINE DRAGONS DEMONS UNIVERSAL ** 79 ▼ 77 57 9 ED SHEERAN DON'T WARNER MUSIC GROUP 80 ▼ 69 3 68 PASSENGER LET HER GO SONY MUSIC 2** 81 ▼ 80 13 39 NICO & VINZ AM I WRONG WARNER MUSIC GROUP ** 82 ▼ 81 2 42 MR. PROBZ WAVES LADANS/SONYMUSIC ** 83 ▲ 84 17 31 FLY PROJECT TOCA TOCA LADANS/SONYMUSIC ** 84 ▲ 85 5 40 CLEAN BANDIT / JESS GLYNNE RATHER BE WARNER MUSIC GROUP 2** 85 ▼ 73 27 7 INDIA MARTÍNEZ FEAT. DAVID BISBAL OLVIDE RESPIRAR SONY MUSIC 86 ▼ 83 26 19 DASOUL LA BIENVENIDA AL AMOR ROSTER MUSIC * 87 ▼ 78 7 34 DAVID GUETTA FEAT. SAM MARTIN LOVERS ON THE SUN WARNER MUSIC GROUP ** 88 ▲ 92 27 16 YANDEL / DADDY YANKEE MOVIENDO CADERAS SONY MUSIC ** 89 ● 89 89 5 DON OMAR GUAYA GUAYA UNIVERSAL 90 ▼ 86 76 6 SELENA GOMEZ THE HEART WANTS WHAT IT WANTS UNIVERSAL/HOLLYWOOD RECORDS 91 ● 91 1 67 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS / ROMEO SANTOS LOCO UNIVERSAL ** 92 ▼ 72 26 11 TOVE LO HABITS (STAY HIGH) UNIVERSAL 93 ▲ 96 84 6 ROMEO SANTOS ERES MIA SONY MUSIC 94 ▼ 88 46 9 DADDY YANKEE LIMBO UNIVERSAL ** 95 ▲ 99 9 30 KATY PERRY / JUICY J DARK HORSE UNIVERSAL ** 96 ▼ 90 46 12 BECKY G SHOWER SONY MUSIC * 97 E 0 0 1 ARIANA GRANDE ONE LAST TIME UNIVERSAL 98 ▼ 94 22 23 IMAGINE DRAGONS RADIOACTIVE UNIVERSAL ** 99 ▲ 100 5 50 PITBULL / KE$HA TIMBER SONY MUSIC 2** 100 ▼ 95 95 2 AXWELL ^ INGROSSO SOMETHING NEW UNIVERSAL Mayor incremento en unidades absolutas esta semana * Disco de Oro (20.000 unidades vendidas / 5 millones de escuchas) ▲ Sube respecto a la semana anterior ** Disco de Platino (40.000 unidades vendidas / 10 millones de escuchas) ▼ Baja comparado con la semana anterior ● Se mantiene igual que la semana anterior E Entrada más fuerte en el Top 50 Canciones VE Vuelve a entrar en el Top 50 Canciones © PROMUSICAE y AGEDI Listas elaboradas por GFK Todos los derechos reservados. 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