An electrifying collaboration between Lali and Duki has captured the hearts of music enthusiasts, claiming the top spot in Billboard’s latest Latin music poll. Published on May 2, this poll invited fans to vote for their favorite new releases from a diverse lineup of tracks and albums. The Argentine duo's "Plástico," with its vibrant electro-pop rhythm, stood out among listeners, resonating as the most beloved release of the week.

This dynamic track is part of Lali’s recently launched album, No Vayas a Atender Cuando El Demonio Llama, which hit the market on April 30 through Sony Music Argentina. Garnering just over half of the total votes, "Plástico" narrowly edged out Ivan Cornejo’s heartfelt ballad "Me Prometí," which secured nearly 44 percent of the votes.

The competition was fierce, with other notable entries such as Grupo Frontera and Netón Vega’s “La Buena Eres Tú,” Gabito Ballesteros’ “Cleopatra,” and Alisun’s EP Vive En Mí. Additionally, collaborations like Ramon Vega and Carín León’s rendition of “Dueño de Ti” added depth to the list, alongside full-length projects by artists like Fuerza Regida, Gloria Trevi, and Adriel Favela.

Notably, "Plástico" wasn't the only standout feature on Lali's album; another highlight, "Mejor Que Vos" featuring Miranda!, also contributed significantly to the project's appeal. This success follows closely after Cazzu's Latinaje, which dominated the previous week's poll with an overwhelming 90% of the vote.

In conclusion, the vibrant landscape of Latin music continues to captivate global audiences. With "Plástico" leading the charge, it underscores not only the growing influence of Argentine artists but also the profound connection they forge with their listeners. As the industry evolves, one thing remains clear: fans eagerly await each new wave of creativity that these artists bring forth.