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Victor Mendivil's New Album Debuts at No. 6 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums

Kiran MachadoPublished 5m ago2 min readBased on 4 sources
Victor Mendivil's New Album Debuts at No. 6 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums
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Victor Mendivil's album No Hay Ángeles Aquí debuts at No. 6 on Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart, his first top 10 placing on that list. The chart is dated November 7, and Billboard published the ranking on November 5.

The album also opens at No. 3 on Top Latin Rhythm Albums, a separate Billboard list for Latin albums in rhythm-driven styles. It enters the all-genre Billboard 200 at No. 174.

The chart position rests on a week of counting. Billboard, using figures from the tracking firm Luminate, reports that the album earned just over 9,000 equivalent album units in the United States during the October 23 to 29 tracking week. Equivalent album units are a way of converting plays and sales of single songs into the album-sized measure charts use, so one album sale, a set number of paid downloads and a set number of streams can all be added together.

Songs from the album also generated 10 million official on-demand streams in the U.S. in that first week. An on-demand stream is a play a listener chooses, such as a track played on a streaming service, as opposed to a radio broadcast.

The album follows Tuntankamon, which launched at No. 19 on Top Latin Albums and No. 9 on Top Latin Rhythm Albums in August 2025, according to Billboard.

Two songs from the new record also charted on Hot Latin Songs. "Cansada," with Victoria Mendivil, debuts at No. 35, and "FES," with Camacho, debuts at No. 36. Billboard's independent albums chart lists the album at No. 23 in its first week on that list.

For listeners, the numbers are a snapshot of one week in late October. A chart position shows where an album landed in that week's count, and the total is made up of many individual listeners choosing to press play or buy a copy. The album's next chart weeks will show whether those listeners stay with it.