Christmas is ready in the United Kingdom, and not because of climate change. Christmas classics Wham! y Mariah Carey has entered the English charts this year more than ever before. (via NME)
Los conocidos -y Repeat until satisfied “Last Christmas” and “All I Want for Christmas Is You” It entered the UK charts at number 37 and number 40 respectively. So you have an idea, last year it happened till the third week of November.
Of course, it’s worth hoping that both songs will continue to appear in the charts in the weeks after Christmas. As of now, there are no songs from this summer theme hit in the UK charts.
In 2020, Carey’s song reached number one in the United Kingdom for the first time in 26 years after its release.
“¡¡¡Happy Christmas United Kingdom!!! We finally did it!!!”I will say later la cantante. “No matter how disastrous this year has been, together we are keeping the Christmas spirit alive. I love them forever! Joy to the world!”
Coming soon, “Last Christmas” by Wham! It reached number one in the UK for the first time 36 years after its launch.
In response to the news, Andrew Ridgeley wrote on Twitter: “I’m giddy, slightly surprised and deeply delighted that Wham!’s iconic Christmas classic, ‘Last Christmas’, has finally been awarded a No.1”.
“It’s a fitting tribute to George’s musical genius, one of whom was so proud and utterly moved.”
“Last Christmas” reached number two on the English charts after its release in 1984. Since 2008, it has been released in the same year every year, reaching number one in 2021.
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