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Eladio Carrión’s CORSA Debuts in the Top 10 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums Chart
Eladio Carrión’s seventh studio album CORSA debuts at No. 6 on Top Latin Albums, giving him a seventh top 10 entry.
Eladio Carrión keeps his streak intact. With CORSA, his seventh studio album, the rapper and Latin trap artist lands his seventh top 10 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart, as the project opens at No. 6 on the May 16-dated ranking.
Released April 30 through Rimas Entertainment, the 15-track set posted 12,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in its first tracking week, May 1-7, according to Luminate. Most of that total came from streaming, with the album’s songs generating 12.1 million official on-demand streams. The rest was made up of a negligible amount from album units and track sales. On Top Latin Albums, one unit is equal to one album sale, 10 individual tracks sold from an album, or 1,000 paid/subscription-tier streams, or 2,500 ad-supported streams, of a song on the album.
That No. 6 debut extends a run that has become routine for Carrión, though no less notable for it. Every one of his seven top 10 entries on the Latin albums chart has arrived there at debut. His last visit to the chart’s upper reaches was Don Kbrn, which debuted and peaked at No. 3 in April 2025. His biggest showing remains Sauce Boyz 2, which entered at No. 2 and stayed on the chart for 48 weeks beginning in December 2021.
CORSA is moving beyond the Latin albums tally too. The album enters the all-genre Billboard 200 at No. 138, lands at No. 4 on Latin Rhythm Albums, and arrives on Independent Albums at No. 19. That gives Rimas its second entry of 2026 on the indie chart, following Omar Courtz’s Por Si Mañana No Estoy, which bowed at No. 5 in March. The label now has six titles on the latest Independent Albums list, with four earlier Bad Bunny releases joining Carrión and Courtz.
The album’s impact shows up on the songs chart too. Four tracks from CORSA debut on Hot Latin Songs, which blends radio airplay, digital sales and streaming data. “Ricky Bobby” leads the group at No. 24 after earning 1.5 million streams in the tracking week. “Polaroid,” which samples Michael Sembello’s 1983 Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 “Maniac,” follows at No. 25. “Body” arrives at No. 35, while “Daikoku,” featuring Topboy TGR, enters at No. 37.
On Hot Latin Rhythm Songs, “Impredecible,” Carrión’s collaboration with Mora, debuts at No. 23, adding another marker to a week that puts CORSA firmly across Billboard’s Latin charts.
