One month after the release of “Milagro,” his fourth studio album, Colombian singer-songwriter and Latin GRAMMY® winner Sebastián Yatra continues to strengthen the global impact of this new chapter, adding milestones that reaffirm both his connection with fans and his artistic evolution through a body of work that is honest, mature, and deeply personal.
Milagro debuted at #7 on Spotify’s Top Album Debut Global chart, positioning it as one of the strongest Latin releases of the moment. The project has already earned Platinum certifications by the RIAA in both the U.S. and Puerto Rico, as well as Gold certifications in Colombia and Peru — a reflection of its strong reception in key markets and Yatra’s home country.
The album has also delivered multiple standout hits, including “La Pelirroja,” which currently holds the #1 spot on the charts in Colombia, Argentina, and Chile, and remains in the Top 3 across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and most of Latin America. The song recently climbed to #1 on Billboard’s Latin Pop Airplay chart and hit #7 on the overall Latin Airplay chart.
Another fan-favorite from the album, “Vagabundo” — featuring Manuel Turizo and Beéle — charted on the Spotify Global 200 and landed in the Top 200 across 17 countries, including Mexico, Spain, and Argentina. The single also earned Platinum certification in the U.S., further solidifying Yatra’s crossover markets.
“Milagro” represents a more introspective and emotional side of Yatra and has become a defining body of work in showcasing his evolution as a songwriter and artist. Throughout the album, he explores new sonic textures while staying true to the melodic essence that has allowed him to connect with millions of listeners worldwide.
Following the success of “Milagro,” Yatra is set to hit the road with his “Entre Tanta Gente Summer Tour” in Spain. The 16-date run kicks off July 12 in Murcia, and will take him through the country’s top festivals and most iconic venues — a celebration of his enduring bond with Spanish audiences and his continued rise as one of Latin pop’s most influential voices.