Italian charts: 22SIMBA #1 in albums. SFERA EBBASTA first among the singles

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22SIMBA conquers number one in the FIMI album charts for the first time with MIRIA. Sfera Ebbasta is first among the singles with Lontano, while 22SIMBA also dominates the vinyl charts.

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22SIMBA conquers the top of the Italian album chart in the week from 18 to 24 September 2026. MIRIA debuts directly at number one, giving the artist his first career number one.

Behind him it is confirmed Geolier with Everything is possiblewhile he enters third place Lucio Dalla with I’m Lucio.

We find other new entries Miley with Bass Persuades at number 10. At number 20 it arrives Benji & Faith withWhen you travel alone.

At number 40 he enters Young Hash with Adaverwhile further down we find Malika Ayane with Cical at number 74.

SINGLES

Sfera Ebbasta conquers the top of the FIMI singles rankings. Distant debuts directly at number one, displacing it For us Of Geolier feat. Achille Laurowhich drops to second place.

He also remains on the podium Blancoat number 3 with Petticoat.

Disfruto by Carla Morrison returns to be heard in the Italian charts at number five.
The song, originally released in 2012, came back into the public’s attention after the performance of Alice Fregoso to X Factor.

VINYLS, CDs and MUSICASSETTES

Also in the physical market, vinyls and cassettes 22SIMBA debuts at the top with MYRIA. Second place for Lucio Dalla with I’m Lucioalso a new entry. Complete the podium Mileywhich debuts at number 3 with Bass Persuades.

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