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MB AIRPLAY CHART 2018

Written by MB MUSIC on 27/12/2018

Care este piesa pe care ati fredonat-o cel mai mult anul acesta ?
Noi am contabilizat cele mai difuzate hituri ale anului si ne pregatim sa va oferim AIRPLAY CHART 2018.

Ascultam in weekend si in ultima zi de an cele mai tari 50 de piese ale anului.

CLASAMENTUL CELOR MAI TARI PIESE ALE ANULUI 2018 IN ROMANIA

1	Smiley – Vals
2	G-Eazy ft. Halsey – Him & i
3	Mahmut Orhan – 6 days
4	Ina Wroldsen – Strongest
5	Maroon 5 – Girls like you
6	Dynoro – In my mind
7	Post Malone – Rockstar
8	Mathew Koma – Kisses back
9	Maluma – El prestamo
10	Maitre Gims – Mi gna
11	JP Cooper – She’s on my mind
12	Anitta ft. J Balvin – Downtown
13	Inna – Nirvana
14	Blacklist ft. Carla’s Dream – Tequilla
15	Calvin Harris ft. Sam Smith – Promises
16	Carla’s Dream – Lacrimi si pumni in pereti
17	Brianna – Lost in Istanbul
18	Ed Sheeran – perfect
19	Zayn – Dusk till dawn
20	Becky G – Mayores
21	Aya Nakamura – Djadja
22	Nicky Jam ft. J Balvin – X
23	Inna – Pentru ca
24	Becky G – Sin pijama
25	The Motans – Inainte sa ne fi nascut
26	Lauv – I like me better
27	Alan Walker – Diamond heart
28	Maluma – Corazon
29	Manuel Riva & Alexandra Stan – Miami
30	Pink – What about us
31	Camila Cabello – Havana
32	Clean Bandit ft. Demi Lovato – Solo
33	The Motans – Jackpot
34	Marshmello & Anne-Marie – Friends
35	DJ Snake – Taki Taki
36	JP Cooper – All this love
37	David Guetta ft. SIA – Flames
38	The Weeknd – Call out my name
39	Carla’s Dream – Beretta
40	Dennis Lloyd – Nevermind
41	Calvin Harris ft. Dua Lipa – One kiss
42	The Motans ft. Inna – Nota de plata
43	Sofia Reyes ft Jason Derulo – 1,2,3
44	Rudimental – These days
45	Julia Michaels – Issues
46	Karmen – Lock my hips
47	Jax Jones – Breathe
48	Martin Garrix ft. Khalid – Ocean
49	CNCO – Reggaeton lento
50	David Guetta – Say my name

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