Bad Bunny Breaks Historic Record with Un Verano Sin Ti

“A Summer Without You“, in Bad Bunnybroke a world record by becoming the album fastest in history to surpass the mark of 12 billion streams on Spotify. The Puerto Rican needed just 10 months to make his name in the platform's memory. The feat happened this Sunday (26).

Now that it has reached the amount, the album is just one billion away from the top spot in the ranking of most listened to albums in the history of the app. At the moment, the lead is still occupied by “÷ (Deluxe)”, by British artist Ed Sheeran.

Check out the top 10:

1. ÷ (Deluxe) – Ed Sheeran (13 billion)
2. A Summer Without You – Bad Bunny (12 billion)
3. Dua Lipa (Complete Edition) – Dua Lipa (10 billion)
4. beerbongs & bentleys – Post Malone (10 billion)
5. Hollywood's Bleeding – Post Malone (10 billion)
6. ? (Deluxe) – XXXTENTACION (10 billion)
7. Future Nostalgia (The Moonlight Edition) – Dua Lipa (10 billion)
8. Starboy (Deluxe) – The Weeknd (9 billion)
9. x (Wembley Edition) – Ed Sheeran (9 billion)
10. WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? – Billie Eilish (9 billion)

Since releasing “Un Verano Sin Ti”, Bad Bunny has reaped great rewards from his work. The Puerto Rican said goodbye to 2022 with the best-selling album of the entire year. The title was granted by the IFPI (International Federation of the Phonographic Industry), who at the time declared that this was the first Spanish-language album to achieve the feat.

Here is this year's IFPI #GlobalAlbumChart Top 10 in full

@sanbenito
@taylorswift13
@Harry_Styles
4. @BTS_twt
5. @EncantoMovie
6. @Stray_Kids
7. @pledis_17
8. @BLACKPINK
9. @oliviarodrigo
10. @Ed Sheeran

Congratulations! pic.twitter.com/KLpY6Djmhk

— IFPI (@IFPI_org) February 24, 2023

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_{Bad Bunny had the best-selling album of 2022 (Reproduction/Twitter)}

The work also earned the singer the Grammy 2023 in the category of best urban music album. The award is the most coveted in the global recording industry.

Featured photo: Bad Bunny breaks world record with the fastest album in history to surpass the 12 billion streams mark on Spotify (Reproduction/Eric Rojas)