A historic comeback on Spotify: The 1983 hit that is driving the world crazy again

The weekly Spotify chart in Israel and the world reveals small changes at the top, alongside the continued dominance of the big stars and an impressive international surprise.

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A historic comeback on Spotify: The 1983 hit that is driving the world crazy again
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The weekly Spotify ranking by ice presents an interesting picture of listening habits in Israel and around the world. While the major stars continue to dominate, several changes have been recorded at the top of the local chart compared to last week.

In the chart of the most played artists in Israel, Omer Adam continues to hold the top spot, establishing his status as the leading singer on the platform. Eyal Golan remains in second place, but Itay Levi has returned to the top three, rising to third place after being ranked fourth last week. Odya drops to fourth, yet remains the only woman on the list of the five most played artists in Israel. Peer Tasi rounds out the top five.

In the sector of the most played Israeli songs, there is no change at the top. The song "Eich She-Hi Rokedet" by Eden Hason and Agam Buhbut continues to lead, widening its gap with 531,290 streams compared to 441,448 the previous week. In second place remains "Yotzet Min Ha-Klal" by Liad Meir and Ofek Adank, which recorded a significant increase to 416,974 streams.

Osher Cohen with "Kulam Ganavim" maintains third place with 360,495 streams. Roi Adam with "Avi Ha-Tchol" climbs to fourth place, while Odya with "Eser Ramot Me-Alav" drops to fifth.

In the international chart, although the World Cup ended long ago, Shakira and Burna Boy continue to lead with the hit "Dai Dai," which recorded 39,385,930 streams. Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj maintain second place with "Beauty And A Beat," and Ariana Grande remains in third. The big surprise comes from Michael Jackson, whose 1983 classic "Billie Jean" enters at fourth place globally with almost 25 million streams, proving that great hits continue to resonate with listeners even years after their release.

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