MYKE TOWERS EARNS HIS SIXTEENTH BILLBOARD LATIN AIRPLAY #1 WITH “TENGO CELOS” AND CLAIMS THE TOP SPOT ON LATIN RADIO & IN THE U.S. AND PUERTO RICO

Myke Towers becomes the most played artist on Latin radio, reaching the number one position across all official Billboard and Mediabase charts and securing his sixteenth Billboard Latin Airplay number one with “Tengo Celos,” a standout track from his album Island Boyz.

#1 Latin Airplay – Billboard

#1 Latin Pop Airplay – Billboard

 #1 Latin Rhythm Airplay – Billboard

 #1 Spanish Contemporary – Mediabase

#1 in Puerto Rico – Monitor Latino

Released under One World International, Warner, and Warner Latina, “Tengo Celos” is a testament to Towers’ ability to turn vulnerability into strength and honesty into rhythm. It is not just another track climbing the charts, it is a song that stings, that speaks, that lingers. Its ascent to number one reflects both melodic power and emotional resonance and confirms a narrative the artist has been crafting with precision — one of an artist who avoids formulas and builds his own code.

This moment comes amid an unstoppable streak. Towers recently performed for 15,000 people in Juárez (El Paso) in a raw and commanding live show. Days later, he lit up the Estadio Nacional in Lima in front of more than 40,000 fans as part of Reggaetón Lima Festival 2025, where he shared the stage with Arcángel, Farruko, Yandel, Sech, Tito El Bambino and more. He will soon continue making his mark internationally with his upcoming performance at Mexico’s Flow Fest on November 22.

Island Boyz, his most recent album, is considered one of the most ambitious projects of his career, praised for its lyrical depth, rhythmic diversity, and cohesive concept. With collaborations that bridge countries and genres — from Quevedo to Omah Lay to Gabito Ballesteros and Ludmilla — the record has carved out its own space in the global urban scene. The album has been acclaimed not only for its sonic range — blending reggaetón, afrobeats, Latin R&B, dembow and more — but also for its conceptual and lyrical coherence. With “Soleao” still dominating the airwaves and “Tengo Celos” now at the top, the project continues to prove that impact is not about noise, it is about staying power.