LATIN AMERICA TOP 100

1 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
2 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)
3 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
4 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
5 DJ Snake – Let Me Love You (feat. Justin Bieber)

MEXICO TOP 100

1 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
2 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
3 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)
4 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
5 DJ Snake – Let Me Love You (feat. Justin Bieber)

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COSTA RICA TOP 100

1 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
2 J Balvin – Safari (feat. Pharrell Williams, BIA & Sky)
3 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
4 DJ Snake – Let Me Love You (feat. Justin Bieber)
5 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)

PARAGUAY TOP 100

1 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
2 J Balvin – Safari (feat. Pharrell Williams, BIA & Sky)
3 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)
4 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
5 Bruno Mars – 24K Magic

ARGENTINA AIRPLAY TOP 100

1 Shakira con Maluma – Chantaje
2 Ricky Martin con Maluma – Vente Pa’ Ca
3 Bruno Mars – 24K Magic
4 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
5 Maxi Trusso – Make You Mine

ECUADOR DIGITAL TOP 100

1 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
2 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
3 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)
4 Enrique Iglesias – DUELE EL CORAZON (feat. Wisin)
5 J Balvin – Safari (feat. Pharrell Williams, BIA & Sky)

ECUADOR AIRPLAY TOP 100

1 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
2 Ricky Martin con Maluma – Vente Pa’ Ca
3 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
4 Enrique Iglesias con Wisin – Duele El Corazón
5 Chino y Nacho con Daddy Yankee – Andas En Mi Cabeza

EL SALVADOR TOP 100

1 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
2 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
3 J Balvin – Safari (feat. Pharrell Williams, BIA & Sky)
4 Chino & Nacho – Andas En Mi Cabeza (feat. Daddy Yankee)
5 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)

GUATEMALA TOP 100

1 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
2 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
3 Chino & Nacho – Andas En Mi Cabeza (feat. Daddy Yankee)
4 The Weeknd – Starboy (feat. Daft Punk)
5 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)

PERU TOP 100

1 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
2 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
3 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
4 Ráfaga – Una Cerveza
5 Chino & Nacho – Andas En Mi Cabeza (feat. Daddy Yankee)

BOLIVIA TOP 100

1 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
2 DJ Snake & Zedd – Let Me Love You (feat. Justin Bieber) [Zedd Remix]
3 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
4 Maroon 5 – Don’t Wanna Know (feat. Kendrick Lamar)
5 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)

HONDURAS TOP 100

1 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
2 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
3 DJ Snake – Let Me Love You (feat. Justin Bieber)
4 Chino & Nacho – Andas En Mi Cabeza (feat. Daddy Yankee)
5 LP – Lost On You

NICARAGUA TOP 100

1 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
2 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
3 Jonas Blue – Perfect Strangers (feat. JP Cooper)
4 DJ Snake – Let Me Love You (feat. Justin Bieber)
5 Maroon 5 – Don’t Wanna Know (feat. Kendrick Lamar)

ARGENTINA TOP 100

1 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)
2 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
3 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
4 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
5 Justin Timberlake – CAN’T STOP THE FEELING! (Original Song From DreamWorks Animation’s “Trolls”)

CHILE DIGITAL TOP 100

1 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)
2 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
3 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
4 CNCO – Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)
5 Bruno Mars – 24K Magic

CHILE AIRPLAY TOP 100

1 Ricky Martin con Maluma – Vente Pa’ Ca
2 Shakira con Maluma – Chantaje
3 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
4 Chino y Nacho con Daddy Yankee – Andas En Mi Cabeza
5 Zion & Lennox con J Balvin – Otra Vez

REP. DOMINICANA TOP 100

1 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)
2 Rae Sremmurd – Black Beatles (feat. Gucci Mane)
3 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
4 Zion & Lennox – Otra Vez (feat. J Balvin)
5 Chino & Nacho – Andas En Mi Cabeza (feat. Daddy Yankee)

PANAMA DIGITAL TOP 100

1 Zion & Lennox – Otra Vez (feat. J Balvin)
2 Chino & Nacho – Andas En Mi Cabeza (feat. Daddy Yankee)
3 Shakira – Chantaje (feat. Maluma)
4 Wisin – Vacaciones
5 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)

PANAMA AIRPLAY TOP 100

1 Zion & Lennox con J Balvin – Otra Vez
2 Ricky Martin con Maluma – Vente Pa’ Ca
3 J Balvin con Pharrell Williams, BIA & Sky Rompiendo – Safari
4 Shakira con Maluma – Chantaje
5 Bruno Mars – 24K Magic

COLOMBIA DIGITAL TOP 100

1 Silvestre Dangond – Ya No Me Duele Más
2 Piso 21 – Me Llamas
3 Chino & Nacho – Andas En Mi Cabeza (feat. Daddy Yankee)
4 Carlos Vives & Shakira – La Bicicleta
5 Ricky Martin – Vente Pa’ Ca (feat. Maluma)

COLOMBIA AIRPLAY TOP 100

1 Silvestre Dangond – Ya No Me Duele Más
2 Sebastián Yatra – Traicionera
3 Juanes – Fuego
4 Zion & Lennox con J Balvin – Otra Vez
5 Ricky Martin con Maluma – Vente Pa’ Ca

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Carnival vibe … American singer songwriter will perform at the Fairgrounds day in Berry on the NSW South Coast. Picture: Supplied
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The majority of those who moshed to Nirvana and sweated up a storm to the Chemical Brothers diverted their entertainment dollar to more family friendly outings.

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Side shows rather than an all-day and night festival became their preferred haunt, leaving the cops-and-dogs greeting party and marauding hordes of overexcited young people to well, the young people. As it should be.

Generation X are now at the top of the demographic wishlist of the festival market as more boutique and niche events spring up to cater for the original alternative music fans.

The national festival calendar has undergone a drastic downsize in recent years with several of the enduring events calling it a day and canny promoters, who also happen to be of a certain age, are creating smaller events tailored for the music fan who might be sporting some salt and pepper at the temples.

Green location … the historic Berry Showgrounds with plenty of space and shade will host the Fairgrounds festival. Picture: Supplied.
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Welcome Fairgrounds Festival, Out On The Weekend and Vanfest among others including Gentlemen Of The Road, Small World Festival and the more established Bluesfest, Laneway and A Day On The Green gigs.

The reboot of the boutique festival focuses on the experiential elements which will appeal to an older audience. The location has to be somewhere different with a lot of greenery. The food and beverage offerings must be more than a bucket of chips, slice of pizza and mid-strength beer. Capacity should be comfortable and queues minimal. And you shouldn’t need four wheel drive capabilities on the pram.

Fairgrounds Festival takes the family-friendly element further than anything else on offer on this year’s weekend calendar.

The inaugural event will be held at the historic Berry Showgrounds on the NSW South Coast with an eclectic line-up which includes headliner Father John Misty, C.W. Stoneking, Jessica Pratt, Mercury Rev, RATATAT, Royal Headache and Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

Curated by Handsome Tours after a two-year hunt for the right location, Fairgrounds is tailor made for the older music fan.

Music discovery … Father John Misty will find new fans at Fairgrounds. Picture: Supplied.
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There is no VIP area because everyone gets the VIP treatment. If you want to bring a rug or deckchair you can; just don’t expect to plant them in the moshpit because there will be moshing.

“There is no festival in Australia like this. It is for a demographic that is starved of an outdoor music experience,” promoter Colin Daniels says.

“The primary motivation behind this is us, the festival we want to go to with our friends instead of being surrounded by drunk 18-year-olds with their shirts off. You will be treated like an adult.”

Daniels and his mates, like most humans of a certain age, do not want to queue for the bars or the toilets, with or without their kids.

In fact, they may want to enjoy a set or two without their vintage rock T-shirt wearing offspring.

So the little ones will be catered for with a festival inside the festival.

“We will have everything from a planetarium and a hay bale maze and there will be childcare so if you want to drop off your little ones to go see Royal Headache, you can,” Daniels says.

“We want them to enjoy their own festival experience.”

And for the adults who want a bit of playtime which isn’t related to music, you will be able to play boules, badminton, croquet and Twister or compete in the sack and egg and spoon races.

Fairgrounds Festival, December 5, Berry Showgrounds, from $ 120, children under 12 free, moshtix.com.au

Americana vibe … Brian ‘BT’ Taranto and Kasey Chambers check out the Bella Vista Farm venue for the new Out On The Weekend festival. Picture: Supplied.
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Out On The Weekend, Bella Vista Farm, Bella Vista, October 24, from $ 99, oztix.com.au

A celebration of Americana music, good food and wine, the festival kicked off in Melbourne last year and now adds a Sydney date with Kasey Chambers headlining with Dawes, Ruby Boots, Mustered Courage and a bunch of musical discoveries made by promoter BT who knows this stuff better than anyone in the country. “Some of their names may be new, but their talent will make your musical day. Open your ears, minds and hearts to quality. We won’t let you down,” BT proclaims. And there will be luxury coaches with entertainment during the ride Newtown and the CBD to make the journey to the event part of the ride.

Go West … John Butler Trio headline the second Vanfest in Forbes this year. Picture: Supplied.
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Vanfest, Forbes Showgrounds, December 5, from $ 79 (early bird rate), vanfest.com.au

Father and son team Grant and Matt Clifton recognised the gap in the festival market for a marquee event in the NSW west and smashed it in its first year with Chet Faker and Matt Corby leading the pack. This year it’s John Butler, Birds Of Tokyo, Illy, Sticky Fingers, Sheppard and more. Glamping will be available for those city folk who prefer comfortable festival swag.

Big band … Steve Kilbey and The Church headline the Small World Festival in St Peters, Sydney, this month. Picture: Renee Nowytarger.
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Small World Festival, Sydney Park, September 19, from $ 64.50, 18 plus only, smallworldfestival.com

The line-up suggests this won’t be a wave your hands in the air like you just don’t care kind of day, headlined by The Church with DZ Deathrays, Palms, PVT, Jack Ladder and the Dreamlanders and more. Food is by Marys Newtown, Porteno, Black Betty BBQ and beer by Young Henrys who are the brains behind this event now in its second year.

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Homecoming gig … Natalie Imbruglia will join the Simply Red tour of Australia in February. Picture: Supplied.
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“I have been single for so long, sweetheart, I can’t even remember. I am serious,” she says.

And then she laughs.

An examination of the tracklisting of Imbruglia’s selection of covers written and recorded by men on her new album Male did make me wonder if any of them were ever “our songs”, the ones that soundtrack a love affair.

Or the songs you play over and over again after a breakup.

There are the happy songs — The Cure’s celebration of falling in love (Friday, I’m In Love) alongside The Who’s Let My Love Open The Door.

And the sad songs including I Will Follow You Into The Dark – a song whose beauty provoked audible sobs during Death Cab For Cutie’s recent tour – and Neil Young’s Only Love Will Break Your Heart.

But if you are searching for odes or arrows directed at her former husband Daniel Johns or other past lovers, you will not find them.

Relationship ghosts … Imbruglia says none of the songs soundtracked her previous relationships with former husband Daniel Johns or other lovers. Picture: News Corp Australia.
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“I am a romantic. Like any other girl, I dream about finding love or mourning over love lost, so I can draw from that to connect with a song,” she says.

“Because I am in the public eye, people are always looking to pin you down to say your music is about one thing or another.

“But this is my album and these are songs for me. I don’t even remember what you are talking about.”

In fact, Imbruglia points out her interpretations of these songs are as much the work of Imbruglia the actor as they are Imbruglia the singer.

It was acting she decided to focus on when she effectively quit the music business half a decade ago.

Her record label had been sold in the merger between Sony and BMG and most of the people she had worked with left or were made redundant. Her fourth album Come To Life fell through the cracks because the executives who inherited her in the record label machinations wanted to change it.

“In trying to please all these people, I found myself in a place where I didn’t feel like myself. I got fed up because all I wanted was an audience and to stand in front of a mic and sing,” she says.

“I didn’t feel inspired, I was frustrated so I stopped. It was the best thing I could have done.”

Imbruglia moved to Los Angeles to study for two years with respected acting coach Ivana Chubbuck and made her stage debut in a production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Things We Do For Love.

She had no desire to make another record.

Mystery man? … Nope, Imbruglia is still single, folks. Picture: Supplied
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“If something is not making you happy, stop doing it. I know I was lucky I could afford to do that but that was not wasted time. I honed my acting, I made my stage debut and the study I did helps with songwriting and singing and being able to deliver these songs,” she says.

As well as reconnecting with emotions she claims to have become diluted due to a lack of romantic relationships, acting appears to have unlocked fresh, strong tones in her voice.

The “character” who sings the dramatic reinvention of the Daft Punk and Julian Casablancas song Instant Crush is vastly different to the one whose voice gives Tom Petty’s The Waiting a breathy sweetness.

“I am an emotional being and I can go to those places when delivering a song. That could be the actress in me too,” she says.

“Sometimes it’s true that the song is a reflection of what’s going on in my life but I have been able to write songs that are so dark when blissfully happy and in a relationship.

“And artists want to go there. Part of what we do is wallow in those moods.”

She is a very convincing actor in the video to Instant Crush in which she plays a Stepford wife to a cold, distant husband.

There is an uncanny similarity in her performance to that in the video of Torn, the debut single which catapulted her from Neighbours star to global chart-topper.

“It’s so funny you picked up on that and I agree with you but I didn’t plan it,” she says.

“It wasn’t until I saw the rushes that I thought the way I look off camera and I am moving recalls how I am in Torn. I can’t stand still when I sing,” she says.

Perhaps the brightest song on an album of tracks penned and previously recorded by men is The Summer, a Josh Pyke song.

That suggestion came from her singer and songwriter sister Laura.

Unexpected return … Imbruglia had no intention of making another album after label mergers left her unhappy. Picture: Supplied.
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“I was talking to Laura about the shortlist I was looking at covering and she asked if I had thought of doing a Josh Pyke song. I love that guy so I dived into all his music and chose that song because for me it imbues that Australian vibe,” she says.

“He’s such a storyteller, he creates these beautiful little worlds.

“But I have to tell you, he also writes song that are very difficult to sing because he barely takes a breath. I literally had to plan where I was going to breathe.”

Imbruglia will finally get her chance to stand in front of an audience and sing again when she comes home in February as one of the guests artists on the Simply Red tour of A Day On The Green wineries and special sideshows.

HEAR: Male (Sony) out tomorrow.

SEE: (with Simply Red) Kings Park, Perth, February 9, Rochford Wines, Yarra Valley, February 13, Leconfield Wines, McLaren Vale, February 14, Palais Theatre, Melbourne, February 16, Bimbadgen Winery, Hunter Valley, February 20, Somerset Wines, Mt Cotton, February 21 and Sydney Opera House Forecourt, February 23.

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