After securing its tenth number-one in Spain and selling 11,000 copies of ‘Confession II’, Madonna has slipped to fourth place on the Spanish album chart in its second week. Meanwhile, Quevedo has prevented The Rolling Stones from reaching the top spot.
The legendary British band has matched the feat they previously achieved with their last album, ‘Hackney Diamonds’. When that release arrived, it entered the chart at second place, blocked from the summit by Bad Bunny. Now, ‘Foreign Tongues’ repeats that mark, with ‘El Baifo’ returning to its original position. On the other hand, Bad Bunny remains strong in third place with ‘Debí Tirar Más Fotos’.
The rest of the week’s entries are headed by Conep, debuting at number 42 with ‘Trappii 2’; Future, with the disappointing ‘The Real Me’ landing at number 79; and Jack White, who lands his latest album, ‘Frozen Charlotte’, at number 94.
Also notable are the marks by My Chemical Romance and Bruno Mars, both directly tied to their Madrid concerts. The author of ‘The Romantic’ posts the week’s strongest rise, climbing from number 20 to 16 following the show at the Metropolitano Stadium last week. The band led by Gerard Way, meanwhile, has placed its album ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’ on the chart for the first time, at number 58.
