Bad Bunny’s top album
- Social coverage reiterated that Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti is the most‑streamed album ever on Spotify. - The post highlighting the album’s status attracted roughly 1.8K likes on the platform. - The album’s all-time streaming rank keeps surfacing in conversations about longevity and streaming-era success (x.com).
Spotify says Bad Bunny’s *Un Verano Sin Ti* is the most-streamed album in the platform’s history, still sitting at No. 1 on the service’s all-time albums list as of April 2026. (newsroom.spotify.com) Spotify published that ranking on April 23, 2026, as part of its 20th-anniversary rollout of all-time charts based on global listening through April 2026. The same list puts The Weeknd’s *Starboy* second and Ed Sheeran’s *÷ (Deluxe)* third. (newsroom.spotify.com) The album first took the record in July 2023, when Spotify confirmed to *Billboard* that *Un Verano Sin Ti* had passed Sheeran’s *÷* to become the service’s most-streamed album ever. *Billboard* reported then that the set had debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in May 2022. (billboard.com) That 2022 debut came with 274,000 equivalent album units in the United States and 356.66 million official on-demand streams in its first week, according to Luminate data reported by *Billboard*. The album went on to spend 13 nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. (billboard.com) The record’s run did not stop after its release year. *Forbes* reported on March 15, 2026, that *Un Verano Sin Ti* had reached 200 weeks on the Billboard 200, with another 34,000 equivalent units moved in the latest tracking week. (forbes.com) The album also stacked up industry milestones outside Spotify. The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, or IFPI, named it the winner of its 2022 Global Album Award, making Bad Bunny the first Latin American artist to win an IFPI Global Chart Award. (ifpi.org) At the 2023 Grammy Awards, *Un Verano Sin Ti* became the first Spanish-language album nominated for Album of the Year, according to the Recording Academy. It won Best Música Urbana Album that night. (grammy.com) By the end of 2022, *Billboard* named it the year’s top album on the Billboard 200, the first all-Spanish-language album to finish No. 1 on that year-end chart. Four years later, Spotify’s all-time list shows the same album still leading the platform’s biggest measure of repeat listening. (billboard.com, newsroom.spotify.com)
