Miley Cyrus’s new album, Bass Persuades, doesn’t look like it’s set to perform strongly on the charts. In the United Kingdom it missed the top 10, landing at number 13, and the record hasn’t managed to reach the top spot in Australia (peaking at 2), Germany (4), the Netherlands (7), Italy (10), Sweden (24), or Norway (35).
Pending confirmation of whether the album is number 1 or number 2 in the United States, and with fairly modest sales—around 60,000 copies—Spain can boast giving Bass Persuades one of its strongest international showings. The album sits in the top 3 in our country, only behind Quevedo and Pablo López, who reaches number 2 with his album El cuatro. Moreover, Miley is number 1 on the vinyl chart.
Another notable entry is Feid, who reaches number 12 with El Green Print: The Saga. Shakira posts the sharpest rise with Las mujeres ya no lloran, moving from position 52 to 27 in line with her residency at the Shakira Stadium in Spain.
At number 30 enters Anthrax with Cursum Perficio; at 42 is Alex Ubago with Qué pides tú; and finally at 81 is Carly Rae Jepsen with Day and Night, our latest Disc of the Week. Carly sits at No. 86 in the UK, while she does manage to secure a position of 45 in Germany or a top 31 in Australia.
