Feid is officially back on top in Colombia.

The Medellín superstar has reached No. 1 on the Billboard Colombia Hot 100 with “50 MIL PIEX,” his collaboration with fellow Colombian artist Granuja.

The song climbed from No. 3 to the top spot on the chart for the week of August 24, 2026, reaching No. 1 during its ninth week on the ranking.

It’s another major moment for Feid, who has become one of the most recognizable Colombian artists in global Latin music.

From Mixtape Track to No. 1

“50 MIL PIEX” appears on Feid’s surprise 2026 mixtape EL MOCO VERDE, a five-song project heavily influenced by the sound and visual culture of old-school New York hip-hop.

Rather than going with the polished reggaeton sound associated with many of his biggest international hits, Feid used the project to experiment with a grittier hip-hop aesthetic.

The mixtape includes two collaborations with Medellín rapper Granuja, including “50 MIL PIEX.”

The song has steadily grown in Colombia since its release. It previously made one of the biggest jumps on the Billboard Colombia Hot 100 before eventually climbing into the Top 3 and now reaching No. 1.

Colombian Artists Are Dominating the Chart

Feid isn’t the only Colombian artist having a huge week.

Karol G’s “BbY WOW,” featuring Spanish artists Judeline and rusowsky, exploded from No. 36 to No. 4 on the latest chart.

Ryan Castro and Kapo sit at No. 5 with “LA VILLA,” while Blessd is at No. 6 with “MACDONALDS.”

Feid even appears for a second time inside the Top 10 alongside Ryan Castro with “Mentira.”

The chart is another indication of just how powerful Colombia’s urban music scene has become.

Medellín in particular continues producing artists and collaborations capable of dominating the country’s music consumption while also reaching audiences around the world.

For Feid, “50 MIL PIEX” reaching No. 1 is especially interesting because it didn’t come from a massive traditional album rollout.

Instead, a track from an experimental five-song mixtape steadily climbed the charts until it became the biggest song in Colombia.