Victor Mendivil earns his first top 10 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart as No Hay Ángeles Aquí debuts at No. 6 on the Nov. 7-dated ranking. The set also opens at No. 3 on Top Latin Rhythm Albums, his second top 10 there.
No Hay Ángeles Aquí is Mendivil’s sophomore release on the Rico o Muerto label, cofounded by singer Oscar Maydón and manager and songwriter Alexis “Chachito” Fierro. The labelmates have linked up on two tracks: “Me Paseo” from Mendivil’s debut album, Tuntankamon, and “Bling Bling,” part of the 23-track album No Hay Ángeles Aquí.
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Twenty-year-old Mendivil broke onto the Billboard charts with Tuntankamon, which launched at Nos. 19 and 9 on Top Latin Albums and Top Latin Rhythm Albums charts, respectively, in August 2025. Born in Obregón, Sonora, Mendivil is another one of the new wave of Mexican acts who fuses corridos alterados with trap — a trail also blazed by Rico o Muerto labelmates Maydón, Omar Camacho and Regulo Molina.
No Hay Ángeles Aquí debuts at No. 6 on Top Latin Albums with just over 9,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States during the Oct. 23–29 tracking week, according to Luminate. Streaming drove most of the album’s opening sum, with its songs generating 10 million official on-demand streams.
Notably, Mendivil also breaks through the all-genre Billboard 200, as the album debuts at No. 174.
In addition to the top 10 start on the overall Top Latin Albums chart, Mendivil’s sophomore album gives him his best mark yet on Top Latin Rhythm Albums, where it starts at No. 3, following Tuntankamon’s No. 9 debut and peak.
Two songs from No Hay Ángeles Aquí arrive on Hot Latin Songs — which measures airplay, streams and sales in its formula. “Cansada” with sister Victoria Mendivil joins the chart at No. 35, while “FES,” with Camacho, opens at No. 36. The latter also secures a No. 18 start on the Hot Latin Rhythm Songs chart.
Elsewhere, thanks to “Cansada,” Victoria earns her first entry across three charts. In addition to Hot Latin Songs, the team-up debuts at No. 199 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart. Plus, achieves her first top 10, as the song debuts at No. 3 on Hot Latin Pop Songs.
