El Fuego’s Una Más delivered the biggest movement of the latest Soundboard Magazine Top 40 cycle, vaulting 28 positions from No. 39 to No. 11.

The international track enters the edge of the Top 10 after a sharp one-week advance, turning a lower-chart placement into one of the cycle’s clearest breakthroughs. Una Más generated roughly $768 thousand in weekly revenue, giving El Fuego a substantial result as the song approaches the chart’s highest tier.

The climb stands out in a week that also brought major fresh arrivals near the top of the rankings. Blue Train Seat debuts at No. 10, placing immediately ahead of El Fuego’s advancing track. Folding Chair opens even higher at No. 2, making it the cycle’s highest new entry.

Those debuts make the competition around the Top 10 especially tight, but Una Más remains the week’s most dramatic upward mover. Its jump from No. 39 to No. 11 surpasses the kind of incremental progress more commonly seen across a weekly chart and gives El Fuego a prominent placement among the cycle’s leading songs.

For an international release, the move also underscores how quickly a track can gain ground in a streaming-led market where discoverability, audience response and a clear artist identity can rapidly reshape a chart. The result does not put Una Más inside the Top 10 yet, but it places the song directly beside the week’s most visible new arrivals.

Elsewhere on the list, Backseat of a Ford reaches 25 weeks on the chart. While its latest placement is not among the supplied highlights, the milestone gives the cycle a contrasting sign of endurance alongside the fast-rising movement of Una Más and the immediate impact of the two debuting songs.

The latest rankings therefore reflect several different chart stories at once: a major leap for El Fuego, a pair of high-profile debuts, and a long-running title extending its stay. Of those developments, Una Más provides the week’s strongest momentum narrative, rising 28 places and landing one position outside the Top 10.