Music: hit parade, Sfera Ebbasta still at the top of the top ten

(ANSA) - ROME, DECEMBER 04 - It is again the Italian rapper Sfera Ebbasta to occupy the top of the Fimi / Jfk chart of the best-selling albums in Italy of the week that goes from November 27 to December 3. But not only that, with Famoso, fourth album instudio by the artist, released on November 20 by IslandRecords and by Universal Music Group, after being the most listened to Italian record ever on Spotify on the day of release, having placed its 13 songs in the first 13 position of the Fimi / Gfk singles chart, and having become platinum at the first Fimi / Gfk survey, remains today at the top of the album, singles and vinyl charts: 4 songs occupy the first 4 positions of the chart, 7 songs in the top ten. Six weeks ago, Sfera remained at N1 in the singles chart with Bottles Privè and Baby. Furthermore, Famoso was the fourth most listened to album in the world after Bts, Ariana Grande and Pop Smoken in Spotify's chart album last week and remains the Italian record that since January 2019, in the first week of release, has totaled the highest number of sales. In the meantime Baby with J Balvin, after being the first Italian song included in the "viva latino" spotify playlist (the most important latin playlist in the world) and after having been a steward in 16 countries, remains at N1 in the charts for the second consecutive week. Two new entries on the podium: Zerosettanta Vol 1, with which Renato Zero closes the trilogy which constitutes a box set of 40 new songs with which he celebrated his 70 years, placing Zerosettanta Vol 3 on the sixth step, Vol. 2 in eleventh place in the standings; Minacon the new "Italian Songbook", an anthological concept that collects the most beautiful Italian songs ever interpreted by the artist. The first two volumes are Cassiopeia (in third place) and Orione (fourth in top 10) and contain not only the great successes of an extraordinary career that continues today, but also the covers played by Mina, great pieces by authors and authors of the musical tradition Italian. (HANDLE).