Carin León’s “Desde Que Te Tengo” earns the regional Mexican singer her third No. 1 boardLatin Pop Airplay chart dated October 17. It is the third song by a predominantly regional Mexican artist to top the chart in 2026.
“Desde Que Te Tengo” captured its 20th week on Latin Pop Airplay, making it the fourth song of the year to take at least that many weeks at the top to climb to number 1. Danny Ocean’s “Corazón” and Ricardo Montaner’s “Para que Seis Feliz” took the longest – 23 weeks each – while Karol G and Marco Antonio Solís’s “Colecionando Herridas” matched León’s 20-week journey to the top.
According to Luminate, “Desde Que Te Tengo” ranked first in the United States after earning 5.5 million viewer impressions in the week ending October 8, up 45%. This pushed Montaner’s “Feliz” to number 3 after its four-week reign.
León also doubled up in the top 10: his Kany García collaboration, “El Sombrero y la Camisa”, fell 6–7 in its third week in the upper tier.
With his new No. 1, León becomes the third predominantly regional Mexican artist to rule Latin pop airplay in 2026. Solís and Karol G’s “Coleçonando Herridas” held the longest reign of the year at 15 weeks, while Xavi’s “Dosis” dominated for eight consecutive weeks.
On a broader scale, “Desde Que Te Tengo” earned León his 16th top 10 on the overall Latin Airplay chart, jumping 20–10 in its first week on the upper tier.
Lenina Ramirez steps in with “Polvo Rosita”: Outside of Latin pop, Lenina Ramirez reaches new heights with “Polvo Rosita”, which climbs 10-9 on Hot Latin Songs and takes the Regional Mexican Airplay crown. The track earned 6.2 million US audience impressions, up 22% during the tracking week.
“Polvo Rosita” follows Ramirez’s previous regional Mexican Airplay No. 1, “Todo Lo Fue”, which reigned for one week in May. That song marked her first chart-topper in more than five years, following “Yo Ya No Vuelvo Contigo” featuring leader Grupo Firme, a week in June 2020.
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