Maxwell Celebrates "La Triple M" Reaching 130 Million Streams Across Digital Platforms

Maxwell shared with his nearly 180,000 followers on Instagram a celebratory message for the undeniable success of his track "La Triple M," which has surpassed 130 million streams on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Spotify. Through a post on his Instagram account, the artist thanked his supporters from Cuba and around the world for their massive support of his music, making it clear that, although he wasn't the inventor of the "reparto" genre, his song has undeniably had a global impact.

"130 million streams for 'La Triple M' across YouTube, TikTok, Spotify... I love you, Cuba and the world," the reggaeton artist wrote in the post shared a few hours ago, concluding with the message: "I didn't invent 'reparto,' but humbly, it did go global for real, no lies."

The post has sparked reactions among Maxwell's followers and collaborators, who congratulated him and highlighted the success that "La Triple M" has had in the urban genre. Freddy Loons, who collaborated with the singer on one of the versions of the track, commented: "When a track is a hit, even a photo goes viral. We did the second version, and it surpassed the previous video. Think about it, maybe we should make a third video. Congratulations."

Other users also joined in the enthusiasm with messages like: "The biggest hit in repartos' history"; "The most popular in all of Cuba. The hardest"; "That track changed the game for everyone"; "The global hit of reparto," praised others.

At the end of 2023, Maxwell revealed that the earnings from "La Triple M" exceeded $20,000 per month, a considerable figure for a track in the "reparto" genre. With the constant growth on streaming platforms and social media, it seems that the track, which had users from all over the world uploading videos and reels to the platforms for many months, will continue to accumulate successes, solidifying itself as one of the most representative songs of Cuban reparto.