The 25 Week 15



Good evening everyone! This is my weekly chart for singles. Only 25 songs are eligible to enter the singles chart.

 D'Nash's Eurovision song, 'I Love You Mi Vida' debuted at no. 1. Canta Por Mim jumps to no. 2 this week. Possibly, it will top the chart next week just like 'Valged Ööd' in week 10 after spending 4 weeks in the chart since its debut. 'Glow' stays at no. 3 again this week. 'Through My Window' ascends 3 positions while last week chart topper falls 4 spots to no. 5. Only 6 songs debuted and 5 re-entries this week. The best re-entry this week is 'March On' by Safura.

Biggest jump: Europe’s Skies by Alexander Rybak (20-13)
Biggest fall: Popular by Eric Saade (14-19)
Debut  : 6 songs
Re-enter: 5 songs

No.
Title
Artist(s)
Movement
1
I Love You Mi Vida
D’Nash
DEBUT
2
Canta Por Mim
Catarina Pereira
+2
3
Glow
Madcon
0
4
Through My Window
Bunkface
+3
5
Oro
Jelena Tomašević ft. Bora Dugić
-4
6
Ara Ara
Gülçin
-4
7
March On
Safura
RE-ENTER
8
Prom Queen
Bunkface
DEBUT
9
Moves Like Jagger
Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera
DEBUT
10
Fairytale
Alexander Rybak
-2
11
Gonna Let You Know
Safura
0
12
Dare I Say
Alexander Rybak
+1
13
Europe’s Skies
Alexander Rybak
+7
14
Valged Ööd
Getter Jaani ft. Koit Toome
+5
15
Back To Black
Amy Winehouse
DEBUT
16
Elementi I 5-te
Bubulina Krusniqi
0
17
Satellite
Lena Meyer-Landrut
-2
18
Reaching For The Stars
Josefine
DEBUT
19
Popular
Eric Saade
-5
20
Fejs
Milan Stanković
+2
21
Stay
Estrella
RE-ENTER
22
Azul
Cristian Castro
DEBUT
23
Rolling In The Deep
Adele
RE-ENTER
24
E.T.
Katy Perry
RE-ENTER
25
Insha Allah
Maher Zain
RE-ENTER

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© 2011 Hafiz Halwi

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