The track, originally issued in May 2022 as part of Un Verano Sin Ti, has long been one of Bad Bunny’s most internationally resilient singles, driven by its fusion of Dominican dembow, Latin trap and bachata, and anchored by its prominent sample of Antony Santos’ “No Te Puedo Olvidar.” It secured major chart positions across the United States
The music video for “Tití Me Preguntó,” filmed mainly in Spanish Harlem in New York City and directed by Stillz, was released on 1 June 2022 and had surpassed 900 million YouTube views by November 2024. Commercially, the single registered a broad international footprint, reaching No. 5 in Argentina, No. 3 on Bolivia’s Billboard chart, No. 6 on Bolivia’s Monitor Latino, No. 80 in Canada, and No. 1 across Central America.
It climbed to No. 6 on Billboard Chile and No. 10 on Monitor Latino Chile, while hitting No. 2 in Colombia on Billboard and No. 6 on Monitor Latino Colombia. In Costa Rica it peaked at No. 7 on Monitor Latino and No. 1 via FONOTICA, and in the Dominican Republic it reached No. 9. The track rose to No. 2 on Billboard Ecuador and No. 8 on Monitor Latino Ecuador, No. 1 in El Salvador, and No. 186 in France. On the major global rankings it reached No. 4 on the Billboard Global 200 and charted at No. 13 in Guatemala and No. 1 in Honduras.
In Europe it peaked at No. 8 in Italy, No. 9 in Portugal, and secured the No. 1 position in Spain. Additional placements included No. 4 in Panama, No. 9 in Paraguay, No. 2 in Peru (Billboard) and No. 6 on Monitor Latino Peru, No. 37 in Switzerland, and major US positions including No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 1 on Hot Latin Songs, No. 1 on Latin Rhythm Airplay, and No. 14 on Rhythmic Airplay.
Its year-end chart positions included No. 13 on the Global 200, No. 50 in Italy, No. 4 in Spain, No. 94 in Switzerland, No. 22 on the US Hot 100, and No. 2 on Hot Latin Songs in 2022, followed by No. 50 on the Global 200, No. 77 in Italy, and No. 7 on Hot Latin Songs in 2023. The single also amassed significant European certifications, with Platinum in France, four-times Platinum in Italy, five-times Platinum in Portugal, and nine-times Platinum in Spain, reflecting its sustained commercial force across key markets.