The band Corpo e Alma is once again the winner in this category
Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 9:46 am
Axe
Cláudia Leitte is the highlight of the month! In the competition with Ivete Sangalo and Léo Santana to see who can have the most hits on the Axé charts, Claúdia Leitte stands out for having the most hits in the top 10! Occupying 40% of the ranking with the hits “Vixe”, “Dengo Meu”, “De Passagem” and “Agradece”, totaling more than 20,000 plays for her songs.
Big dance
with the hit “Perigosa e Linda”! With the same hit telegram korean list they were featured in September and in October they played even more! We did a live with Wagner, lead singer of the band Corpo e Alma, and had a very productive chat about the success and the release strategy of the song. You can watch the full live on our Instagram .
Tacky/Arrocha
The highlight of the genre goes to two artists, Amado Batista, who has the most played hit in the category, and Tierry who has three hits occupying the 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions.
“Cabeça Branca”, the artist’s most played hit in October, was already among the highest positions in the rankings a few months after its release. With an unmistakable chorus, who wouldn’t want to hear the old man from the speedboat?
Catholic
Firstly, Father Reginaldo Manzotti, who occupies not only the first position in the Catholic genre ranking, but also the 3rd and 5th places. In addition to the priest, singer Adriana Arydes also occupies three positions, accumulating a very significant number of plays for the genre.
Country Classics
And taking Gian and Giovani off the podium to make way for the king, Roberto Carlos, singing the classic “Evidências”! Hits come and go, but the classics remain in our fondest memories and of course, on the radio too!
Electronic
Without a doubt, the one who deserves to be highlighted in the Genre is Alok! Of the 10 most played songs in the country within the Electronic genre, Alok occupies seven positions! Adding the plays among these songs that are in the top 10, Alok maintains an average of approximately 48 thousand plays this month! Fly Alok!
Cláudia Leitte is the highlight of the month! In the competition with Ivete Sangalo and Léo Santana to see who can have the most hits on the Axé charts, Claúdia Leitte stands out for having the most hits in the top 10! Occupying 40% of the ranking with the hits “Vixe”, “Dengo Meu”, “De Passagem” and “Agradece”, totaling more than 20,000 plays for her songs.
Big dance
with the hit “Perigosa e Linda”! With the same hit telegram korean list they were featured in September and in October they played even more! We did a live with Wagner, lead singer of the band Corpo e Alma, and had a very productive chat about the success and the release strategy of the song. You can watch the full live on our Instagram .
Tacky/Arrocha
The highlight of the genre goes to two artists, Amado Batista, who has the most played hit in the category, and Tierry who has three hits occupying the 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions.
“Cabeça Branca”, the artist’s most played hit in October, was already among the highest positions in the rankings a few months after its release. With an unmistakable chorus, who wouldn’t want to hear the old man from the speedboat?
Catholic
Firstly, Father Reginaldo Manzotti, who occupies not only the first position in the Catholic genre ranking, but also the 3rd and 5th places. In addition to the priest, singer Adriana Arydes also occupies three positions, accumulating a very significant number of plays for the genre.
Country Classics
And taking Gian and Giovani off the podium to make way for the king, Roberto Carlos, singing the classic “Evidências”! Hits come and go, but the classics remain in our fondest memories and of course, on the radio too!
Electronic
Without a doubt, the one who deserves to be highlighted in the Genre is Alok! Of the 10 most played songs in the country within the Electronic genre, Alok occupies seven positions! Adding the plays among these songs that are in the top 10, Alok maintains an average of approximately 48 thousand plays this month! Fly Alok!