Thirteen different Omar Courtz songs are charting right now on the streaming lists of the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Colombia and Mexico. This isn't one hit with an artist behind it: it's a whole catalog running at once, and it's the clearest map of where reggaeton is growing in September 2026.

One artist, thirteen songs, four countries

In the Dominican Republic he holds "KOKO" at No. 7, "L a k e n o s h i" at No. 10, the album "POR SI MAÑANA NO ESTOY" at No. 15, "WO OH OH" with ROA at No. 20, "VeLDÁ" with Bad Bunny and Dei V at No. 27, "ZIZI" with Ozuna at No. 28, and five more entries through No. 50: "Q U E V A S H A C E R H O Y?" with De La Rose at No. 32, "WHAT U NEED?" with Myke Towers at No. 37, "MOONLIGHT" with Eladio Carrión at No. 45, "VAMOaCOCHI" at No. 48 and "De Lejitos (Remix)" with Jay Wheeler at No. 50.

In Argentina, "KOKO" reaches No. 3 and shares the top 15 with four more of his songs: "ZIZI" at No. 4, "POR SI MAÑANA NO ESTOY" at No. 5, "De Lejitos (Remix)" at No. 11 and "FOREVER TU GANTEL" with Ñengo Flow at No. 15. In Colombia he enters with "KOKO" at No. 16, and in Mexico, the same song sits at No. 26. On the reggaeton chart, "KOKO" holds No. 3 and "SI ESTÁS CON ALGUIEN" sits at No. 12: two songs by the same artist inside the genre's top 12.

One detail the per-artist summary hides. That summary puts him at No. 43 in Argentina, but song by song, "KOKO" is at No. 3. The figure averages his weight across every active track, so the lower number is exactly the one that shows how much ground he covers: nearly half a dozen songs playing at once in the same country.

Inside the biggest album of the year

Courtz is also at the center of the year's biggest story. "VeLDÁ," with Dei V, is part of Bad Bunny's DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, and according to Remezcla that very song just crossed one billion streams on Spotify. His voice is on the track that took Benito to another record.

From the clothing store to the studio

His story explains that weight. Born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, in 1997, he worked at a clothing store frequented by Farruko, Anuel AA and Ozuna before signing with Mr. 305, Pitbull's label. His debut, "Primera Musa" (2024), reached No. 1 in Spain and No. 2 on Billboard's Latin Rhythm Albums. The follow-up, "POR SI MAÑANA NO ESTOY," came out in February with Ñengo Flow, Myke Towers, Dei V, ROA, Bad Gyal and Eladio Carrión. Seven months later, that album is the one filling the charts.

A generation moving together

He isn't alone. ROA and Anuel AA run the same map: No. 8 in Argentina, No. 18 in Colombia and No. 11 in the Dominican Republic. And ROA is right beside Courtz on "WO OH OH." These are names crossing in each other's credits and rising together, and that's a scene, not a streak. If you want to name the generation pushing reggaeton right now, start here.