List of number-one Billboard Latin Tropical Airplay of 2002

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The Latin Tropical Airplay chart is a music chart that ranks the best-performing tropical songs of the United States. It has since been renamed the Tropical Songs chart. Published by Billboard magazine, the data are compiled by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems based on each single's weekly airplay.

Chart history

Issue dateSongArtist(s)Reference(s)
January 5, 2002"La Agarro Bajando" Gilberto Santa Rosa [1]
January 12, 2002"Celos" Marc Anthony [2]
January 19, 2002 [3]
January 26, 2002 [4]
February 2, 2002 [5]
February 9, 2002"La Agarro Bajando"Gilberto Santa Rosa
February 16, 2002"Celos"Marc Anthony [6]
February 23, 2002 [7]
March 2, 2002 [8]
March 9, 2002"La Agarro Bajando"Gilberto Santa Rosa [9]
March 16, 2002"Luna Nueva" Carlos Vives [10]
March 23, 2002 [11]
March 30, 2002 [12]
April 6, 2002"La Agarro Bajando"Gilberto Santa Rosa [13]
April 13, 2002 [14]
April 20, 2002"Por Ese Hombre" Brenda K. Starr with Tito Nieves and Víctor Manuelle [15]
April 27, 2002 [16]
May 4, 2002 [17]
May 11, 2002 [18]
May 18, 2002 [19]
May 25, 2002 [20]
June 1, 2002 [21]
June 8, 2002 [22]
June 15, 2002"Y Tu Te Vas (Salsa version)" Chayanne [23]
June 22, 2002 [24]
June 29, 2002"Viviendo"Marc Anthony [25]
July 6, 2002"Y Tu Te Vas (Salsa version)"Chayanne [26]
July 13, 2002 [27]
July 20, 2002 [28]
July 27, 2002 [29]
August 3, 2002 [30]
August 10, 2002"Viviendo"Marc Anthony [31]
August 17, 2002 [32]
August 24, 2002"A Dios le Pido" Juanes [33]
August 31, 2002"Vuela Muy Alto (Salsa version)" Jerry Rivera [34]
September 7, 2002 [35]
September 14, 2002 [36]
September 21, 2002 [37]
September 28, 2002
October 5, 2002"Por Mas Que Intento (Salsa version)"Gilberto Santa Rosa [38]
October 12, 2002 [39]
October 19, 2002 [40]
October 26, 2002 [41]
November 2, 2002"No me enseñaste" Thalía [42]
November 9, 2002"Aserejé" Las Ketchup [43]
November 16, 2002"Le Preguntaba a La Luna" Víctor Manuelle [44]
November 23, 2002 [45]
November 30, 2002 [46]
December 7, 2002 [47]
December 14, 2002 [48]
December 21, 2002"Si No Estas" (Salsa version)Area 305 [49]
December 28, 2002"En Nombre de los Dos"Víctor Manuelle [50]

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