Rawayana Lands First Latin Airplay No. 1 With Manuel Turizo Collab: ‘This Belongs To Our People’

Rawayana reaches new heights as “Inglés en Miami,” with Manuel Turizo, hits No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart (dated May 23). As the song ascends 4-1, it earns the Venezuelan group its first chart-topper on the overall Latin radio ranking, and becomes Turizo’s 10th champ.

“This achievement belongs to our people, so we dedicate it to all our fans around the world,” Rawayana’s Beto Montenegro tells Billboard. “Seeing ‘Inglés en Miami’ reach No. 1 on the overall Latin Airplay chart is something really special for us, and it wouldn’t be possible without the love and support we’ve received everywhere we go. Thank you for making this journey part of your lives and thank you to Manuel Turizo for being part of this song with us.”

“Inglés en Miami” ascends to No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart following a 22% surge in audience impressions, to 7.5 million in the United States, during the tracking week of May 8-14, according to Luminate. This marks a significant milestone for Rawayana, whose previous chart peak was No. 42 with “La Culpa,” a 2025 collaboration with Kany García.

Turizo secures his 10th career No. 1 on the overall Latin Airplay chart—and his first alongside a group. The Colombian singer last topped the chart nearly a year ago through “En Privado,” with Xavi (June 2025).

“Happy, super happy that people have connected with and felt the same vibe with which we created the song, the same vibe with which we sat down to enjoy, to connect, and to create something beautiful and unique for everyone,” Turizo tells Billboard. “That they enjoyed it seems amazing to me, it’s incredible. I am grateful. A shoutout to all the guys at Rawa; what a hit we made!”

Beyond its Latin Airplay coronation, “Inglés en Miami” holds steady for a second week atop Latin Rhythm Airplay. The track also marks a career win for Rawayana and Turizo, who earn their first top 10 on Hot Latin Rhythm Songs, as it rises 13-8 in just its second week.

Elsewhere, the song reaches a new peak on the Hot Latin Songs chart, climbing 28-21. The chart combines airplay, digital sales and streaming data into its formula.