What is Sting's first Latin radio chart appearance?

Sting's first appearance on a Latin radio chart is with the Spanish-language collaboration 'Estrellitas y Duendes' alongside Juan Luis Guerra, debuting at No. 24 on the Tropical Airplay chart.

When was the original song 'Estrellitas y Duendes' released?

The original solo version of 'Estrellitas y Duendes' was released by Juan Luis Guerra in 1991 as part of his album Bachata Rosa.

Has Sting sung in Spanish before on the charts?

The collaboration 'Estrellitas y Duendes' marks Sting's first appearance on a Latin radio chart where he sings entirely in Spanish.

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Sting Sings in Spanish for First Time on Latin Charts

18 Mar

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Sting and Juan Luis Guerra's collaboration charted on Tropical Airplay.
Sting makes his debut on a Latin radio chart singing in Spanish.
The song 'Estrellitas y Duendes' was originally released by Guerra in 1991.

Sting Sings in Spanish for First Time on Latin Charts

A Spanish-language collaboration between Sting and Juan Luis Guerra has achieved a significant milestone, debuting at No. 24 on the Tropical Airplay chart dated March 21. This marks Sting's inaugural appearance on a Latin radio chart, where he sings entirely in Spanish. The track, 'Estrellitas y Duendes,' was initially released by Guerra in 1991 as part of his album Bachata Rosa.

The new rendition, released in November, also reached No. 9 on Latin Digital Song Sales. For Juan Luis Guerra, this charting represents a return to the Tropical Airplay list after his previous top 10 hit. Sting, with a career spanning decades, also recently collaborated with Argentinian duo Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso on 'Hasta Jesús Tuvo Un Mal Día.'

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