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"La Isla Bonita" slaying YouTube views.

(Madonna in the video for La Isla Bonita)

Happy Easter fans!
This quick article celebrates an incredible milestone: La Isla Bonita, Madonna's global smash hit from 1987, has reached 100 million views with its second upload too!
The main upload counts over 164 million views, bringing the total to over 264 million views.
I don't think any other song from the 80's has managed to get views like this with two uploads.
Congrats to Madonna!

(Madonna in the video for
La Isla Bonita)

Let's take a look at Madonna's biggest videos on YouTube:

  1. Bitch I'm Madonna  294 million
  2. Hung Up  189 million 
  3. La Isla Bonita   164 million
  4. La Isla Bonita  100 million 
  5. Vogue   94 million  
  6. Papa Don't Preach   75 million 
  7. Like a Prayer   75 million  
  8. 4 Minutes   74 million 
  9. Give Me All Your Luvin'   72 million 
  10. Give It 2 Me   69 million 
  11. Like a Virgin   59 million 
  12. Live to Tell   49 million 
  13. Girl Gone Wild   47 million 
  14. Celebration    46 million 
  15. Ghosttown   35 million 
  16. 4 Minutes    34 million 
  17. Living for Love    33 million 
  18. Frozen    32 million 
  19. Open Your Heart    30 million 
  20. Material Girl    30 million 
"Let your body move to the music"

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