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TORONTO (Barrio) – Bad Bunny’s new album ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ is breaking streaming records. It became the most streamed album in 2022, and he became the most streamed artist globally in one day, with 183 million streams. Drake held the record with 176.8 million streams.
On Friday all 23 songs on ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ ranked on the top 30 of Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global Chart, with 9 landing in the top 10.
Bad Bunny was Spotify’s most-streamed artist worldwide in 2020 and 2021. ‘El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo’ made history as it became the first Spanish language album to hit No. 1.
Source: Billboard
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