After the respite she took from music in favor of the cinema, Lady Gaga can be pleased: her new and sixth album, whose release was rejected because of the Corona, sold 274,000 copies in its first week of release

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Ten days after releasing her new album, "Chromatics," Lady Gaga can make a successful comeback to the music world. This is after she took a break in favor of the movie "Star Born" where she starred and even co-wrote the soundtrack. The film even arranged her Oscar in the best original song category.

"Chromatics," the pop star's sixth album, went straight into first place on the Billboard US album sales parade, with a total of 274,000 copies sold from it in its first week out. This is the best achievement for an artist during 2020 and the fifth best figure of the past year. The best achievement of the past year is that of the Hard & Bee artist Weekend whose album "After Hours" came out three months ago and sold 444,000 copies in its first week.

This is Gaga's sixth time at the top of the parade. Over the past decade, she has captured it with, among other things, her second album, "Born This Way," sold since its release in 2011 in six million copies. She did it again with the sound of "Born Star" released in the fall of 2018 and sold more than three million copies.

Gaga postponed the album's release for seven weeks due to the corona's spread, and then when it was released, protests broke out across the US. Nevertheless, she managed to reach the top of the US singles parade with the song "Rain On Me" from the album - a duet with young star Ariana Grande. Fifth, Lady Gaga's single reaches first place on this parade, and this is the second time her song has reached first place already in its first week. 

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even more impressive for Granada, This is the fourth time in her career that her single has opened straight in the first place, in fact, she is the first artist to do so. Mariah Kerry, Justin Bieber and rapper Drake did it three times.

The video for "Rain On Me" came out two weeks ago and garnered about 100 million views on YouTube. The clip was directed by Robert Rodriguez, who directed films such as "El Mariaci" and "There Were Times in Mexico," as well as "Sin City: A Girl to Kill," in which Gaga appeared in a small role.