There are few shifts in the upper regions of the top 100 individual charts in the Dutch GfK charts. Just before the Eurovision Song Contest, Jost Klein remained in third place with the song “Europapa”. Dutch products occupy the top three spots on the list.
By the way, Joost is the only Eurovision Song Contest entrant to be included in this week’s singles list. He has now been on Europapa’s list for eleven weeks. In March, it was at number one for five weeks, and it’s still a thrill to have the singer sing his song on Saturday night during the finale. The organization is investigating an incident involving Ghost. That’s why he didn’t rehearse the song during Friday’s rehearsal.
Roxy Decker continues to top the singles chart. In total it has three tracks on the singles list. “Satisfyer” disappeared from the top 10 this week. The strike has been on the list since November last year and has now been there for 26 weeks. Anne-Fleur Vakantie was released in the summer of last year. The song returned to the Top 100 for a few weeks and even rose one place. From 70 to 69.
1. (1) Roxy Decker – Sugardaddy
2. (2) Frena – beautiful girls
4. (6) Mark Ambor – We Belong Together
5. (5) Cyril-Stamplin N
6. (4) Artemas – I love the way you kiss me
7. (11) Sabrina Carpenter – Espresso
8. (10) Mr. Belt and Wisol – It’s Not Right (But That’s OK)
9. (8) Jaxome / Agatino Romero / Rafaela Carra-Pedro
10. (7) Benson Bon – Beautiful things

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