Shakira and Burna Boy’s track “Dai Dai (FIFA World Cup Official Song 2026)” has secured the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Latin Airplay chart for the week dated July 25, 2026. The song’s ascent marks a significant milestone for both artists, as it provides Shakira with her 25th chart-topping single on the list and grants Burna Boy his first No. 1 on a Latin-focused chart.
The track’s performance is anchored by a 25% increase in audience impressions, reaching a total of 7.3 million across 152 U.S.-based Latin-reporting radio stations during the tracking period of July 10–16, according to data from Luminate. This surge follows the song’s high-profile debut at the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Mexico City on June 11.
Chart Performance and Historical Context
Shakira’s latest success further extends her record for the most No. 1 entries by a female artist in the 32-year history of the Latin Airplay chart. While she remains a dominant force in Latin music, J Balvin continues to hold the overall record with 40 No. 1s. This achievement for “Dai Dai” marks Shakira’s return to the top position after more than a year; her previous No. 1, “Soltera,” reached the summit in January 2025 and served as her first solo chart-topper since “Loba” in late 2009.
For Burna Boy, the success of “Dai Dai” represents a swift entry into the Latin music market. The Nigerian singer-songwriter, who previously reached the top 10 of the Reggae Albums chart with L.I.F.E.: Leaving An Impact For Eternity, has now secured two No. 1s in 2026. His earlier achievement this year came as a featured artist on Gunna’s “wgft,” which led the Rhythmic Airplay chart for four weeks in January.
Global Momentum and Tracking Impact
Since its release, “Dai Dai” has achieved No. 1 status on 10 different charts worldwide. The song’s reach spans diverse international markets, reflecting the global nature of the FIFA World Cup. The following breakdown illustrates the song’s peak performance across various Billboard charts:
- Billboard Colombia Hot 100: No. 1 (Peak date: June 27, four weeks)
- Switzerland Songs: No. 1 (Peak date: June 27, four weeks)
- Billboard Global Excl.
- Austria Songs: No. 1 (Peak date: July 4, two weeks)
- Billboard Argentina Hot 100: No. 1 (Peak date: July 11, one week)
- Luxembourg Songs: No. 1 (Peak date: July 11, two weeks)
- Billboard Global 200: No. 1 (Peak date: July 18, two weeks)
- Germany Songs: No. 1 (Peak date: July 18, one week)
- Belgium Songs: No. 1 (Peak date: July 18, one week)
- Latin Airplay: No. 1 (Peak date: July 25, one week)
The song’s performance was bolstered by a halftime show appearance during the World Cup final on July 19. Because the event occurred during the July 17–23 tracking week, industry analysts expect the performance to have a measurable impact on streams and sales in the next reporting cycle. However, as the tournament concluded on July 19, the song may face challenges in maintaining its momentum as the promotional window associated with the live event closes.
Next Steps for Chart Updates
The official Billboard charts dated July 25, 2026, are scheduled to be updated on Billboard.com on July 21. Listeners and industry observers can monitor further chart developments via the official @billboard and @billboardcharts accounts on X and Instagram. For detailed information regarding chart methodology, listeners are encouraged to review the official Billboard chart rules and explanations.
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