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Ye's 'Last Breath' Hits Hot Latin Top 10, Surprising Debut
7 Apr
Summary
- Ye's song 'Last Breath' entered the Hot Latin Songs chart at No. 5.
- The track's chart success is primarily driven by significant streaming numbers.
- The song samples a Latin jazz track by Ramón 'Mongo' Santamaría.

Ye's song "Last Breath," a collaboration featuring Peso Pluma, has made a notable impact by debuting at No. 5 on the Hot Latin Songs chart. This marks Ye's first appearance in the top 10 of this ranking since it began incorporating streams, sales, and airplay in October 2012. The track's impressive debut is largely attributed to its strong performance on streaming platforms, accumulating 4.3 million official streams in the United States during its first tracking week.
"Last Breath" is featured on Ye's 12th studio album, "Bully," which achieved significant success on the Billboard 200 and other genre-specific charts. Peso Pluma's contribution is the sole Latin representation among the album's collaborations. Notably, the song samples "Bésame Mamá," a Latin jazz track originally written by Cuban percussionist Ramón 'Mongo' Santamaría and performed by Poncho Sánchez in 1996. This entry also marks a significant milestone for Peso Pluma, extending his record of top 10 hits.