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Another week in the top 40. I think it's chart run is pretty great considering this has had zero airplay. The only time I've seen it on TV is on the top 40 countdowns, and even then they play that silly remix version.
Yes indeed considering the ;ack of promo etc its had a decent chart run and i do think it will manage 100,000 in total or not far off which isnt bad at all.

http://hitparade.ch/cdimg/shakira_feat_freshlyground-waka_waka_(this_time_for_africa)_s.jpg

 

Waka Waka

 

01 Italy

01 Spain

01 Switzerland

01 Germany

01 Sweden

01 Austria

01 Denmark

01 Belgium (Flanders)

01 Belgium (Wallonia)

01 France

01 Finland

02 Holland

02 Norway

10 Ireland

11 Canada

21 UK

32 Australia

34 NZ

38 US

  • 3 weeks later...
I just went on youtube to watch the video, and the one with over 100million views is gone? :S or am i just being stupid? lol

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The label says the song has held the No. 1 spot on the Mexican chart for five weeks in succession and is No. 1 in Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Chile, Colombia, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Luxembourg, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and host country South Africa. Sony is servicing a pop mix to U.K. radio this week and the original version is currently at number 38 in the chart.

 

"Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" is featured on the official World Cup album "Listen Up!" and may make the tracklisting of Shakira's next album, the follow-up to "She Wolf."

 

Speaking to Billboard at her Johannesburg hotel, Shakira said the as-yet-unnamed bilingual album, due September, is a return to her roots. "I see it [the new album] as having two currents," she says. "One is a lot about love and love experiences and emotions. And the other side of it is very joyful, and upbeat."

 

Shakira also revealed that the music on her upcoming set would reflect influences from both the Dominican Republic and Colombia. "It's a little more Latin on one side and a little more rock 'n roll on the other side," Shakira says. The singer plays the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury June 26 before returning to South Africa to perform "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" with Freshlyground at the World Cup's closing ceremony July 11.

 

 

 

So that means Waka Waka has been number one in:

 

01 Argentina

01 Austria

01 Chile

01 Belgium (Flanders)

01 Belgium (Wallonia)

01 Columbia

01 Denmark

01 Finland

01 France

01 Germany

01 Holland

01 Italy

01 Luxembourg

01 Paraguay

01 Portugal

01 Spain

01 Switzerland

01 Sweden

01 South Africa

02 Norway

10 Ireland

11 Canada

21 UK

32 Australia

34 NZ

38 US

 

Just found this:

 

Shakira, Latino pride. Waka, Waka (This is Africa), the hymn with which we vibrated at this World Cup and has just become number one of The Top 40 simultaneously in Spain, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile and Argentina. Only one artist had achieved this feat before, Alejandro Sanz Looking for paradise in the November 21, 2009. The song is one of the most downloaded songs and makes history by becoming the biggest selling single in Mexico, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Germany, France, Chile, Colombia, Turkey, Belgium, Austria, U.S. Latin, Switzerland, Holland, Denmark and Finland.

 

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So that means Waka Waka has been number one in:

 

01 Argentina

01 Austria

01 Chile

01 Belgium (Flanders)

01 Belgium (Wallonia)

01 Chile

01 Columbia

01 Costa Rica

01 Denmark

01 Ecuador

01 Finland

01 France

01 Guatemala

01 Germany

01 Holland

01 Italy

01 Luxembourg

01 Mexico

01 Panama

01 Paraguay

01 Portugal

01 Spain

01 Switzerland

01 Sweden

01 South Africa

01 Turkey

02 Norway

10 Ireland

11 Canada

21 UK

32 Australia

34 NZ

38 US

 

 

 

 

 

 

It is also the European Number one European Number One and Wiki has it down as being number one in Poland and charting in various other countries too but i can't find an actual source...

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