"Mi Gente" by J.Balvin & Willy Williams
from Colombia will be the next big global Spanish-speaking and reggaetón smash this year after 'Despacito' by Luis Fonsi ... on the current tally 'Mi Gente' climbs to no.9 with 159,000 points

United Kingdom
Music Week Report (excerpt)
Calvin Harris has his eighth number one single
Monday, August 14, 2017
by Alan Jones, London

All seven of Calvin Harris' previous No.1 hits debuted in pole position but Feels has taken a more leisurely route to the summit, and only now achieves chart-topping status, advancing 3-1 (39,569 sales, including 24,298 from sales-equivalent streams) some seven weeks after debuting at No.21. It is the first time sales of the No.1 single have been

below 40,000 since Kid Rock's All Summer Long sold 37,111 copies on its only week at No.1 nine years ago last week. The fourth single from Harris' fifth album Funk Wav Bounces Vol.1, the track also delivers guest collaborators Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry and Big Sean their fourth, fifth and first No.1s, respectively The album itself debuted and peaked at No.2 last month and ends a run of four declines by rallying 20-18 (3,184 sales). All of Harris' No.1s have come in a little over nine years, and the only acts with more No.1s to their credit in the 21st century are Westlife (10) and Rihanna (nine). Eminem also has eight. Harris' tally of seven No.1 debuts, incidentally, is exceeded only by Westlife (14), Take That (10), The Spice Girls (eight) and Oasis (eight). And his tally of eight No.1s in total, is exceeded by nine acts - or ten, if we give The Shadows full credit for their supporting role on Cliff Richard singles. Harris' first No.1 since John Newman collaboration Blame in 2014, Feels ends the third run at No.1 for Luis Fonsi &

Daddy Yankee's Despacito (feat. Justin Bieber), although the 11 times chart champ - which falls 1-4 (34,383 sales) is still the moral victor with more paid-for sales (17,677) and more streams (5,011,867) than not just Feels but also everything else in or out of the chart. Almost 18 years after Bailamos became his first Top 10 hit, Enrique Iglesias scores his tenth with Spanglish confection Subeme La Radio moving 12-10 (23,526 sales). That total includes both the original all-Spanish version of the song with Descemer Bueno, Zion & Lennon and the UK-aimed version featuring Sean Paul and Matt Terry. French Montana's Unforgettable climbs 4-2 (35,447 sales), surpassing its previous peak of No.3 where it spent five of the previous eight weeks. Dua Lipa's sixth hit, New Rules is her first to make the Top 5, advancing 9-5 (32,874 sales). Rudimental & James Arthur's fourth Top 10 hit, Sun Comes Up, also reaches a new peak, advancing 8-6 (28,231 sales). The rest of the Top 10: Wild Thoughts (2-3, 34,675 sales) by DJ Khaled feat. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller, Mama (5-7, 27,689 sales) by Jonas Blue feat. William Singe, Came Here For Love (7-8, 27,496 sales) by Sigala & Ella Eyre and Power (6-9, 24,957 sales) by Little Mix. Overall singles sales are down 2.42% week-on-week at 12,952,030, 32.10% above same week 2016 sales of 9,804,570. Streams accounted for 11,713,548 sales, 90.44% of the total. Paid-for sales are down 6.69% week-on-week at 1,238,482, 25.37% below same week 2016 sales of 1,659,400 and their lowest level since week 42, 2006 (chart dated 28 October 2006), when 1,145,055 singles were sold. They are below same-week, previous-year sales for the 210th week in a row. Returning to pole position after an absence of three weeks, Ed Sheeran's ÷ starts its fifth run atop the chart and is No.1 for the 15th time in its 23-week chart career. Joining Adele's 21, Emeli Sande's Our Version Of Events and Sam Smith's In The Lonely Hour on the list of albums that have had more than four runs at No.1 in the 2010s, ÷ nevertheless secured its lowest weekly tally yet - 16,071, of which 7,287 were sales-equivalent streams. Its actual paid-for sales of 8,784 are the second lowest for a No.1 in the 919 weeks that have elapsed thus far this century, surpassing only the 7,034 paid-for sales of Blossoms' eponymous debut album on its second and final week at No.1 last August. Eight weeks after becoming his first ever Top 10 studio album at the 64th attempt, country legend Glen Campbell's farewell album Adios sprints 13-2 (9,657 sales), following his death from Alzheimer's Disease at the age of 81 on Tuesday (August 8). Adios was recorded in 2012/3 after his diagnosis, and following his final tour, and is Campbell's 15th Top 75 album and his third to make the Top 10, following 1971's Greatest Hits (No.8) and the 1976 chart-topper 20 Golden Greats. With only 429 of its sales coming from streams, it tops the paid-for sales chart. Another late country star, John Denver, rebounds 10-6 (5,607 sales) with his posthumous 2011 set The Ultimate Collection, which peaked three weeks ago at No.5. No new release sold sufficiently well to debut inside the Top 10 this week but in addition to the return of Glen Campbell's Adios, four more titles resume in the top tier: with latest single New Rules becoming her highest charting hit, as it advances 9-5, Dua Lipa's eponymous debut album - which peaked at No.5 on debut nine weeks ago - jumps 11-7 (5,276 sales); school holidays are in full swing, and Moana is available on Sky Cinema for the first time - a combination that helps the soundtrack album to sprint 17-8 (4,943 sales), ending a 14 week absence from the Top 10; Little Mix's Glory Days starts its fifth run in the Top 10, climbing 12-9 (4,659 sales) and Ed Sheeran's X (14-10, 4,211 sales) is back for a seventh run. X's overall tally is the fourth lowest in the 21st century for 10th slot- and its paid-for sales are just 1,960. After debuting last week at No.1, Arcade Fire's Everything Now slips to No.3 (7,802 sales), and there are also declines for Rag'N'Bone Man's Human (3-4, 7,093 sales) and Lana Del Rey's Lust For Life (4-5, 5,755 sales). Overall album sales are down 10.22% week-on-week at 1,581,079, 4.24% above same week 2016 sales of 1,516,840. Streaming accounted for 729,723 sales – 46.15% of the total. Sales of paid-for albums are down 15.67% week-on-week at 851,356, 15.85% below same week 2016 sales of 1,011,714.  COMPLETE CHARTS