Viva Enrique!
Even as 21-year-old Enrique Iglesias prepares for the Jan. 29 release of his second album, “Vivir,” his debut “Enrique Iglesias” collection continues to rule The Times’ Southern California Latin albums sales chart. The album, released 16 months ago by the youngest of international pop star Julio Iglesias’ three sons, is selling better in local stores than his father’s “Tango,” which has led the national Latin chart for the last eight weeks. Meanwhile, No Doubt’s “Tragic Kingdom” continues its reign atop the national and local pop albums charts.
TOP 10 ALBUMS *--*
Title, Artist (Nat’l Rank) Last Week 1 Tragic Kingdom, No Doubt (1) 1 2 Evita, soundtrack (7) 5 3 Romeo & Juliet, soundtrack (2) 2 4 Secrets, Toni Braxton (5) 3 5 Sublime, Sublime (30) 9 6 The Preacher’s Wife, soundtrack (6) 4 7 Falling Into You, Celine Dion (3) 6 8 Keith Sweat, Keith Sweat (15) 14 9 Tha Doggfather, Snoop Doggy Dogg (21) 8 10 Don Killuminati, Tupac Shakur (11) 13
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TOP 10 SINGLES *--*
Title, Artist (National Rank) Last Week 1 Don’t Let Go (Love), En Vogue (3) 4 2 Cold Rock a Party, MC Lyte (6) 9 3 No Time, Lil’ Kim (7) -- 4 Nobody, Keith Sweat (5) 2 5 Un-Break My Heart, Toni Braxton (2) 1 6 I Believe I Can Fly, R. Kelly (1) 3 7 Nothin’ But the Cavi Hit, Mack 10 and Tha Dogg Pound (22) 5 8 In My Bed, Dru Hill (19) -- 9 I Believe in . . . , Whitney Houston (4) 6 10 Tears, Isley Brothers (42) --
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TOP 10 LATIN ALBUMS *--*
Title, Artist (National Rank) Last Week 1 Enrique Iglesias, Enrique Iglesias (2) 1 2 Tango, Julio Iglesias (1) 2 3 Deseos Y Delirios, Pedro Fernandez (8) 6 4 Best Of, Gipsy Kings (4) 3 5 Siempre Selena, Selena (3) 4 6 Me Nacio . . . , Conjunto Primavera (36) -- 7 Unidos . . . , Los Tigres Del Norte (14) 7 8 Pies Descalzos, Shakira (7) 8 9 En Pleno Vuelo, Marco Antonio Solis (13) -- 10 Nada Es Igual, Luis Miguel (6) 5
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Source: SoundScan, for week ending Jan. 12
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