Cardi B has embraced her Afro-Latino heritage. He is fluent in Spanish and raps in the language from time to time. He recently showed his culture to the world by teaming up with one of Latin music’s biggest new stars, and now the two have won the no-nonsense 10 together.
Cardi and Peso Pluma’s “Put Em In The Fridge” debuts at No. 8 on this week’s Latin Digital Song Sales chart. The Billboard chart classifies the best-selling songs in the country classified by the company as Latin, which means that the cuts come with lyrics in Spanish.
Cardi is probably best known for her English-language performances, but she’s no stranger to the Latin digital song sales chart. “Put Em In The Fridge” marks her seventh top 10 hit. Beyond the highest level, she has now added 8 more cups to the roster.
“Put Em In The Fridge” becomes Cardi’s second new top 10 hit in 2024. She and Shakira teamed up for “Punteria,” which reached the top just a few months ago. This single woman stands out as one of the rapper’s three leaders and controlled the list for 3 frames.
Pluma is even more successful in this express ranking. He has now scored 27 of the top 10 wins on the Latin Digital Song Sales chart. This sum includes part of a dozen leaders.
The new single is on the album Exodus which has just been released through Pluma. The song released on Thursday, June 20, which gave the set and the songs on its tracklist just one day to accumulate streams and sales to triumph on the Billboard. charts. In a few days, after the collection has benefited from a full seven-day tracking period, the set and some songs (adding “Put Em In The Fridge”) will most likely debut on other accounts and find success. on new heights.
“Put Em In The Fridge” takes third place on their debut on this week’s Latin digital song sales chart. The countdown is ruled by a newcomer to this stage, as Karol G’s “Si Ante Te Haber Conocer” opens first. Meanwhile, “Tengo Un Plan” via Key-Key and Ozuna kicked off its chart appearance at No. 5.
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