Grupo Frontera Rankings 5th Regional Mexican Airplay No. 1 of 2024

It’s handiest taken 4 months for Grupo Frontera to regain its No. 1 slot on Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart due to “Hecha Pa’ Mi,” which jumps 2-1 to guide the Dec. 14-dated rating. Earlier than the music took the throne, the Mexican-American citizens dominated with their Maluma collab, “Por Qué Será?” for one week in August.

“Hecha Pa’ Mi,” launched at the crew’s label (Grupo Frontera) Oct. 3, strains its achieve to 7.8 million target market impressions earned within the U.S. right through the Nov. 29-Dec. 5 monitoring week, consistent with Luminate; that’s a 16% building up from the former week. The music trades puts with “Amor Bonito” via Luis Angel “El Flaco,” because the latter dips 1-2 with a 7% decline in target market for the week.

Whilst Frontera luggage its eleventh No. 1 on Regional Mexican Airplay, the second-most within the 2020s decade (at the back of Calibre 50’s 12 rulers), with the brand new arrival, the crowd achieves its 5th champ in 2024 and extends its file for essentially the most leaders within the calendar yr. Let’s take a look at the artists with essentially the most No. 1s at the radio tally in 2024:

5, Grupo Frontera
3, Alejandro Fernández
3, Eden Muñoz
3, Xavi

Due to its 16% surge in target market, “Hecha Pa’ Mi” takes house the Largest Gainer trophy, awarded weekly to the music with the largest building up in impressions at the 40-deep chart. Plus, it turns into the crowd’s first No. 1 music unaccompanied via another collaborator amongst its choice of 11 leaders. Additional, persisted growth amongst regional Mexican stations pushes “Hecha Pa’ Mi” 5-3 at the total Latin Airplay chart, for the music’s new height there.

The music additionally advances 13-12 at the multi-metric Sizzling Latin Songs chart regardless of decreases within the two different metrics that tell the chart. It generated 2.5 million legit U.S. streams, that’s a fifteen dip in clicks right through the monitoring duration, whilst declined 33% in virtual gross sales.

“Hecha P’a Mi” went viral in October after the band crashed a marriage to accomplish the music, sudden the bride, groom and visitors. “You received’t consider me,” main singer Payo mentioned on social media. “I don’t know in the event you’ll consider me, however that gig was once tougher than a live performance. I swear, I used to be extra frightened than in a live performance.”