01 08 01 03 Sugar man (Rodriguez) 16-8-1

02 01 01 08 Llevame contigo (Romeo Santos) 17-6-2-2-2-1-1-2

03 03 03 05 Watch out for this (Major Lazer) 18-12-6-3-3

04 02 01 08 Limbo (Daddy Yankee) 18-11-1-1-3-2-2-4

05 06 05 06 Remember (Xonia) 18-14-8-8-6-5

06 04 04 09 Tangled up (Caro Emerald) 17-11-5-4-4-4-4-4-6

07 05 05 07 Brave (Josh Groban) 18-14-9-7-7-5-7

08 16 08 02 Get Lucky (Daft Punk ft Pharrell) 16-8

09 09 09 06 Frio Frio (Juan Luis Guerra ft Romeo Santos) 17-12-9-9-9-9

10 11 10 05 Maribou (Antonia) 20-18-14-11-10

11 07 05 08 Back in my world (Alain Clark) 20-15-10-7-5-5-7-11

12 12 12 05 Scary movie (Romain Virgo) 19-16-12-12-12

13 17 13 02 Blurred Lines (Robin Thicke ft T.I./Pharrell) 17-13

14 10 01 08 Royals (Lorde) 14-7-5-3-1-3-10-14

15 18 15 03 L'essenziale (Marco Mengoni) 19-18-15

16 13 11 07 Mera Mann Kehne Lage (Falak Shabir) 16-13-11-11-11-13-16

17 --- 17 01 Cheerleader (OMI) 17

18 14 06 07 Talk to me (Maxim Nucci) 17-9-6-6-10-14-18

19 19 19 03 Gentleman (Psy) 20-19-19

20 15 08 11 Te perdiste mi amor (Thalia ft Prince Royce) 18-14-13-12-10-8-8-13-13-15-20

 

Commentary : More than 35 years after its original Australian release Sixto Rodriguez dubbed by critics as "The greatest 1970's music icon that never was" following the American Academy award winning film about his life catapults from 8 to top this weeks chart with his signature tune "Sugar Man". Biggest mover of the week is from French band Daft Punk whose "Get Lucky" is also the biggest mover on the international music scene and heading to be one of the biggest hits of the year. Just one new entry this week and it comes from Jamaican singer OMI whose "Cheerleader" was originally released in 2011 but has only just topped the Jamaican Reggae charts.

 

 

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08 16 08 02 Get Lucky (Daft Punk ft Pharrell) 16-8