Xavi's 'Dosis' Tops Three Latin Airplay Charts at Once, as RØZ Debut on Latin Albums
Xavi's "Dosis" leads Billboard's Latin Airplay, Latin Pop Airplay and Regional Mexican Airplay charts simultaneously on the ranking dated 22 August — the first act to hold all three at once in 2026, and the first since Maná and Carín León's reimagined "Vivir Sin Aire" did so in September 2025. Billboard
The triple-chart reign is powered by radio play, not streaming virality. "Dosis" climbed 3–1 on the overall Latin Airplay chart — which ranks the most-played songs at Latin radio stations across the US — after an 11% gain in audience impressions to 6.7 million in the tracking week of 7–13 August, according to Luminate, the data firm that supplies Billboard's charts. On Regional Mexican Airplay, it rose 4–1 on a 13% increase to 6.3 million impressions, with the heaviest lifts coming from stations in Bakersfield and Fresno, California; Tucson, Arizona; and Greenville, South Carolina. On Latin Pop Airplay, the song holds at No. 1 for a fifth consecutive week.
The feat marks Xavi's sixth Latin Airplay No. 1 and his second as a solo lead, following "La Diabla," which spent two weeks at the top in 2024. He had already notched three chart-toppers earlier in 2026 — "No Capea" with Grupo Frontera, "La Morrita," and "Me Voy a La Chingada," his collaboration with Yandel that jumped 5–1 in June. "Dosis" also reached a new peak of No. 3 on Hot Latin Pop Songs, his best showing on that multi-metric ranking. The song was co-written by Andy Clay Cruz, Ángel Sandoval and Jay Rozz.
"Dosis" is also the title of Xavi's second full-length album, which returned him to Billboard's albums charts earlier this year. The single began its chart run on 27 June and needed nine weeks to reach the summit.
On the albums side of the same chart date, Mexican EDM-pop duo RØZ made their first appearance on a Billboard albums tally. Their debut full-length, "Se Está Haciendo Tarde," entered the Top Latin Pop Albums chart at No. 15. Released 7 August via Queens Road/ALT:Vision/Atlantic/AG, the 19-track set — running one hour and seven minutes — launched with 2,000 equivalent album units in the US, the measure that converts streams and sales into a single album-sales figure. That total equated to 1.7 million official on-demand streams, per Luminate.
RØZ, composed of Mexico City-based DJs Manolo Cabrera and Hugo Lara, had previously placed three songs on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, including "Flashes" featuring Yng Lvcas, which gave them their first top 10 in April 2025. The duo has announced the Se Está Haciendo Tarde Tour across North America for fall 2026, their first headlining run. Remezcla
For both acts, the 22 August chart tells a version of the same story from opposite ends: a confirmed radio hitmaker tightening his grip on multiple formats, and a dance-music pair translating streaming traction and a debut album into their first foothold on a Latin albums chart.
