– Bad Bunny’s Debí tirar más fotos is best-selling album in Spain in 2025 and Lux from Rosalía tops the vinyl chart (after just 7 weeks on the charts) and top 2 on the albums chart.
-La plena (W Sound 05) from Colombian W Sound/ Beéle/ Ovy on The Drums was best-selling song in 2025.
-APT. by Rosé feat. Bruno Mars is most-played song on the Spanish radios along 2025.
-There were over 103 billion streams in digital audio platforms, 5.2% more than the previous year.
-1,263 artists had more than 10 million streams; 82 out of them had more than 100 million streams
(17% more than in 2024).
-Vinyl sales continue their growth, with 22% increase by the end of 2025.
PROMUSICAE publishes today Annual Sales charts – download here
Madrid, 15th January 2026.- Bad Bunny’s album “Debí Tirar más fotos” (Rimas Entertainment LLC), leads the album chart 2025, reaching No 1 on the same week of release. All of this has earned it to stay on the podium of Top 100 albums Chart for 22 weeks, achieving a PROMUSICAE certification of 6 Platinum Award (Disco de Platino®). Alongside his latest album, two other albums by Bad Bunny made it into the 2025 Top 100 albums. “Un verano sin ti” and “Nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana” (both Rimas Entertainment LLC).
The other big winner of the year is Rosalía, who places her album “Lux” (Sony Music) on top of the vinyl chart with only 7 weeks on charts, and second position on the year’s Top 100 albums. Indeed, since release on 7th November, the album has led the weekly album chart continuously and, except for once, the vinyl chart as well.
Urban music continues to shine in the 2025 Top 100 Songs with W Sound / Beéle / Ovy on the Drums and their huge success “La Plena (W Sound 05)” (Kristoman LLC), earning PROMUSICAE’s certification of 6 Platinum Award (Disco de Platino®), which means more than 600,000 units sold.
As for the most played song in Spain in 2025, it was ” APT.” (Warner Music) by New Zealand–South Korean Rosé and the USA singer-songwriter Bruno Mars.
With 2025 figures that leading global company in data and analytics GfK has compiled for PROMUSICAE –association representing 95% of the Spanish recording market– and AGEDI, producers’ intellectual property rights collecting society, is confirmed that listening of recorded music audio streaming remains relevant on the daily consumption habits of Spanish consumers.
2025 audio streaming consumption data, covering both premium subscriptions and ad-supported free tiers, surpass again those of 2024, reaching 103.6 billion streams in all digital audio streaming platforms, compared to 98.5 billion of the previous year. The increase confirms that Spain’s music consumption remains above the global average. If we project the previous data onto songs, Spaniards are listening to more than 280 million tracks every day.
Meanwhile, streaming accounts for 91% of total music consumption in our country in 2025. It is remarkable that, within the streaming of songs, consumption has significantly increased by 18% in premium subscriptions, accounting already for 64% of audio streaming total consumption. However, figures remain far below the share of surrounding countries such as France or The United Kingdom, which means that no recovery has occurred yet in our market to the level seen in other countries.
Looking at the data, we can conclude that, although Spain aligns with per capita consumption details of main European countries, given the still low premium subscriptions rate in Spain, the results in terms of profitability translates into lower income for the Spanish recording industry, artists and authors.
In terms of equivalent sales figures, conversion of all these streams into album sales would amount to a total of 40 million albums purchased by consumers (both physical and digital formats), 10 million more that in 2024. A relevant figure, but still far from the peak of 57 million reached in 2002.
Besides, the number of artists reaching significant streaming numbers in audio continues to grow, and in 2025 a total of 1,263 artists managed to reach more than 10 million streams of their works (83 more artists than in 2024). 82 out of them are those preferred by the audience and succeeded in reaching more than 100 million streams of their songs (12 artists more than the year before).
Details regarding 2025 physical market confirm the path of relentless growth of sales of vinyls, with units sold increasing by 22%, compared to 9% growth of the previous year. All in all, sales of physical formats rise by 2% over 2024, after a slight drop the year before.
According to PROMUSICAE’s President, Antonio Guisasola, these figures: «are the reward to the sustained effort of artists and producers to continue bringing the best of our talent to the Spanish public and confirms the good health of recorded music and the audience’s interest in it.
This interest becomes increasingly evident as global music consumption rises at the same time as the number of premium subscriptions to streaming platforms and the purchases of physical formats such as vinyl increase.»
Guisasola continues: «It’s great news that such a wide range of artists and record labels are supporting their creations to bring them to the market and to their fans, especially in an increasingly competitive and global environment, where Spanish music continues striving to gain the worldwide recognition it deserves. Their successes are evident in the official annual charts we publish today. Congratulations to all of them!»
The President of PROMUSICAE takes the opportunity to «remind public authorities of the need to continue supporting the production and investment carried out by Spanish record labels, so that the works of Spanish artists have the best possible opportunities for promotion and competitiveness in today’s music ecosystem, ensuring equal conditions with other creative sectors that receive more support than recorded music.
In today’s ultra-competitive global environment, with many people trying to replace artists with AI-generated creations, defending creative talent and originality is a fight we all must undertake.»
Best-Selling Albums of 2025
The annual charts published today are based on rigorous data processing, collecting information weekly from 90% of physical music retailers operating in our country, as well as data provided by digital stores and audio streaming platforms. Since 2022, these charts also include views of official music content on YouTube.
The 2025 Top 100 Albums encompasses a wide variety of genres, artists, and releases in the national sales charts, with 51 albums by Spanish artists making the Top 100. The 2025 album sales chart is led by Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny and his album “Debí tirar más fotos” (Rimas Entertainment LLC) at No. 1, while the No. 2 spot highlights the resounding success of Spanish artist Rosalía, whose album “Lux” (Sony Music) reaches the second position on the annual Top 100 after only 7 weeks on the chart. Additionally, in the week of its release, it was already certified Disco de Platino®, a feat also achieved by Taylor Swift with “The Life of a Showgirl” (Universal), which obtained Disco de Platino® in the first week and placed No. 6 in the annual chart. The No. 3 spot goes to Aitana, another successful Spanish female artist, whose album “Cuarto Azul” (Universal) achieved Disco de Oro® certification in its first week of release. These figures highlight the outstanding performance of these three artists on the annual album Chart, occupying top positions and receiving certifications in the week of release. At No. 4, another Spanish artist, Quevedo, joins the list with his album “Buenas noches” (DQE Productions), and closing the Top 5 is Colombian artist Beéle with “Borondo” (Sony Music). Spanish artist JC Reyes also stands out in the Top 10 with “Nacer de nuevo” (JC Reyes).
Out of the 52 weeks of 2025, Spanish artists claimed the No. 1 album position 21 times. The albums that reached the top in some week of 2025 include: “Buenas Noches” (DQE Productions) by Quevedo, “Gigante” (Sony Music) by Leiva, “Cuentas pendientes” (Warner Music) by Bunbury, “Cuarto Azul” (Universal) by Aitana, “Pueblo Salvaje II” (Universal) by Manuel Carrasco, “Corazones legendarios” (Warner Music) by Loquillo, “Hechos en tiempos de Paz” (Universal) by Viva Suecia, “San Felices” (Universal) by La M.O.D.A.(La maravillosa orquesta del alcohol), El monte de los aullidos (Warner Music) by Fito & Fitipaldis, “Drapaires poligoneros” (Sony Music) by Manolo Garcia, and “Lux” (Sony Music) by Rosalía, which stayed at No. 1 for six consecutive weeks (weeks 46 to 52).
Latin music also has a significant presence in the Top 100 Albums, with Mora, Karol G, and Bad Bunny reaching No. 1 in different weeks. In the complete 2025 album ranking, No. 5 and No. 8 are occupied by Colombian artists Beéle with album “Borondo” (Sony Music) and Karol G with Tropicoqueta (Universal), who also places No. 11 with “Mañana será bonito (Universal)”. No. 10 goes to Omar Courtz with “Primera Musa” (MR. 305 Records/Rimas Entertainment), and No. 15 again to Bad Bunny with “Nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana” (Rimas Entertainment LLC). Mora has three albums in the Top, “Lo mismo de siempre”, “Estrella”, and “Paraíso” (all Rimas Entertainment LLC), while Feid holds two positions in the annual Top with “Mor, no le temas a la oscuridad” and “Feliz cumpleaños ferxxo te pirateamos el álbum” (both Universal).
International music is represented by 19 artists in the 2025 Top, 13 of whom are female. The No. 1 international album goes to Taylor Swift with “The Life of a Showgirl” (Universal), which after only 12 weeks on the chart is No. 6 in the annual ranking, while her previous album “The Tortured Poets Department” (Universal) returns to the Top at No. 43 (it was No. 1 in the previous year). Close behind is the 2026 Golden Globe-winning soundtrack performed by K-pop group Demon Hunters (Universal). Sabrina Carpenter stands out with “Short n’ Sweet” and “Man’s Best Friend” (both Universal) at positions No. 21 and No. 30. Other international artists entering the 2025 Top include Lady Gaga with Mayhem (Universal) and Damiano David with Funny Little Fears (Sony Music).
2025 in Songs
The 2025 Top 100 Songs continues the unbeatable presence of Spanish-language tracks, with 90 positions, 34 of which are occupied by Spanish artists.
Following the No. 1 spot of “La Plena” (W Sound 05) by W Sound / Beéle / Ovy on the Drums (Kristoman LLC), the next positions (2–10) of 2025 chart are: “Capaz (Merengueton)” (Conmuer LLC) by Yorghaki / Alleh, “Baile inolvidable” (Rimas Entertainment LLC) by Bad Bunny, “Mi Refe” (Sony Music) by Beéle / Ovy on the Drums, “No tiene sentido” (Sony Music) by Beéle, Nuevayol (Rimas Entertainment LLC) by Bad Bunny, Veldá (Rimas Entertainment LLC) by Bad Bunny / Omar Courtz / Dei V, “Si antes te hubiera conocido” (Universal) by Karol G, “DTMF” (Rimas Entertainment LLC) by Bad Bunny, and “Yo y Tú” (KING OVY LLC / BIG LIGAS LLC) by Ovy on the Drums / Quevedo / Beéle.
Vinyl Sales Continue to Grow
Vinyl purchases continue to showcase a wide variety of albums, both new releases and classics, appearing in the 2025 Top 100 Vinyl chart, with 57 positions held by Spanish artists.
Women represent 35% of the total Top 100 Vinyl 2025, and unlike the songs chart, Latin music is the least represented.
Among local artists, Rosalía stands out again with “Lux” (Sony Music) at No. 1, while her previous album “Motomami” (Sony Music) is at No. 71. Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl” (Universal) occupies No. 2, and the No. 3 and No. 4 positions are held by Spanish women, Aitana with “Cuarto Azul” (Universal) and Amaia with “Si abro los ojos no es real” (Universal). Extremoduro and Robe become immortal in music through their albums “La Ley Innata”, “Yo, Minoría Absoluta”, “Ágila”, “Grandes Éxitos y Fracasos”, “Material Defectuoso”, “Pedrá”, “Rock Transgresivo”, “Canciones Prohibidas”, and “Iros Todos a Tomar por Culo” (all Warner Music) by Extremoduro, and “Se Nos Lleva el Aire” by Robe (El Dromedario Records).
Music on the Radio
“APT.” by Rosé feat. Bruno Mars (Warner Music) is the most-played song of 2025, topping the Radio Top 50.
Additionally, “Me has invitado a bailar” (Warner Music) by Dani Fernández reached No. 2 annually but set a record for the most weeks at No. 1, holding that spot 17 of the 52 weeks in 2025.
The radio chart differs from the sales chart by highlighting Anglo music (22 positions), above Spanish pop and Latin genres, which are tied with 14 positions each in 2025.
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