Cuisillos' "Aunque Me Duela" has topped Billboard's Regional Mexican Airplay chart, 19 years after their last No. 1 on the chart.
"Aunque Me Duela" tops the chart, marking the act's first leader since 2007.
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It’s taken 19 years, but Cuisillos secure its second No. 1 on a national, United States-based Billboard chart, as the group returns to the top of Regional Mexican Airplay with “Aunque Me Duela.” The song surges three spots to lead the June 20-dated list.
The group from Cuisillos, Jalisco, Mexico, previously hit No. 1 on the chart with “Mil Heridas” for two weeks in June 2007.
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