The non mainstream Peruvian craftsman acquired in excess of 89% of the vote.
A.Chal’s new single “LMKK” has topped the current week’s new music Latin survey.
In a survey distributed on Friday (Oct. 25) — on the side of the week after week New Music Latin gathering and playlist, arranged by Announcement Latin and Board Español editors — music fans decided in favor of the Peruvian-American craftsman’s new track as their number one music arrival of the week.
The Spanglish “LMKK” produced in excess of 89% of the vote, destroying other new deliveries that dropped for this present week including Alejandro Sanz’s “Palmeras en el Jardín,” Sech’s rebound tune “Toy Perdio,” Carín León and Gabito Ballesteros’ “Ese Vato No Te Queda” and Latin Mafia’s introduction collection, Tasks Los Días Task El Día, to give some examples. Sanz’s single — which he reviewed during 2024 Board Latin Music Week sooner this month — came in at second spot.
Formed and delivered by A.Chal himself during an outing to Milan, “LMKK” magnificently entwines the nostalgic fascinate of reggaetón with contemporary alt-R&B, inspecting the famous “Yo Voy” by Zion and Lenox, highlighting Daddy Yankee. “Yo te tengo all around my brain, and you know, I couldn’t care less if tú no eres mine,” he drones in the subtle and stylish track.
“On my last visit when I investigated the group, I saw various kinds of characters coming to see me that typically wouldn’t be in a similar room,” he said in a press proclamation. “They all had their own unmistakable energy, and supported various tunes. That roused me to make tunes that that large number of gatherings could associate with and move to together similarly. ‘LMKK’ is a little smidgen of that heading I’m inclining in to.”
In the past New Music Latin survey, music fans delegated Greeicy and Jay Wheeler’s cooperative exertion “¿Qué Te Pasó?” as the champ, with the melody acquiring over the vast majority of the vote.
See the eventual outcomes of the current week’s new music Latin survey underneath:
