México Top 100

The México Top 100 is a weekly-compiled musical chart that shows the top 100 songs in airplay and sales in Mexico. The chart was first compiled in 2003 and it is considered (although, never announced) to be the Official Singles Chart in Mexico.

Even though the chart favours Latin-American or Spanish songs, many international artist have had a successful run in the chart and a few have even reached the top, most recently Rihanna's "Don't Stop The Music". The first non-spanish song to top the chart was Nelly Furtado's "Try". To date, the chart has had way over sixty number one hits, the first of which was Ricardo Arjona's "El Problema". Shakira has been the artist with more weeks at the top, with thirty-three and mexican pop band Belanova are the act with the most number-one singles in the chart, with six. The chart combines airplay and sales, but due to the lack of physical singles in the Mexican music market and the low digital sales, airplay has been the main tool to help the artist do well on the chart.

The current number one is "One, Two, Three, Go! (1, 2, 3, Go!)" by Belanova.

Number-one singles

* "Number-one Hits of 2007 (Mexico)"
* "Number-one Hits of 2008 (Mexico)"

Records

Act with most number ones

# Belanova (6)
# Shakira (5) and Julieta Venegas (5)
# Sin Bandera (4) and Juanes (4)

Act with most weeks at No. 1

# Shakira & Julieta Venegas - 33 Weeks
# Belanova - 26 Weeks
# Juanes - 19 Weeks

Most number ones in one year

2003
* Sin Bandera (Amor Real, Mientes Tan Bien)

2004
* Reyli (Desde Que Llegaste, Amor del Bueno)
* Yahir (Contigo Si, La Locura)

2005
* RBD (Solo quédate en silencio, Salvame)

2006
* Shakira (Día de Enero, Hips Don't Lie)

2007
* None of the artists scored more than one number one

2008
* Juanes (Me Enamora, Gotas de Agua Dulce) & Belanova (Cada Que..., One, Two, Three, Go! (1, 2, 3, Go!))

External links

* [http://www.americatop100.com/mexico/index.htm Official page]