Carín León’s ‘Desde Que Te Tengo’ Is No. 1 on Latin Pop Airplay

Carin León ’s “Desde Que Te Tengo” earns the regional Mexican singer his third No.

1 on Billboard ’s Latin Pop Airplay chart dated Oct.

17.

It is the third song by a predominantly regional Mexican artist to top the chart in 2026.

“Desde Que Te Tengo” takes over Latin Pop Airplay in its 20th week, making it the fourth song this year to take as many weeks to reach the top to spend at least that long climbing to No.

1.

Danny Ocean’s “Corazón” and Ricardo Montaner’s “Para Que Seas Feliz” took the longest—23 weeks each—while Karol G and Marco Antonio Solís’ “Coleccionando Heridas” matched León’s 20-week journey to the top.

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8, according to Luminate.

It bumps Montaner’s “Feliz” to No.

3, following its four-week reign.

León also doubles up in the top 10: his Kany García collaboration, “El Sombrero y La Camisa,” dips 6-7 in its third week in the upper tier.

With his new No.

1, León becomes the third primarily regional Mexican artist to rule Latin Pop Airplay in 2026.