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News / 2026 / 10 / 28
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2026 Calendar Week 39, Top 20

Author: nrnr

Publication date: 2026-10-28 16:00:00

Also available in:Magyar Magyar

Meghalok, hogyha rám nézel held on to the top spot. Micsoda buli remained in second place, while Elhagyom a várost climbed six positions to reach the third spot on the podium.

Biggest Climbers



Besides the already-mentioned Elhagyom a várost, the following songs improved by at least three places:

A Rock and Rollnak mindig menni kell jumped to No. 11, gaining three positions,
Do You Love Me climbed six places to No. 12,
Teddy Boy Rock and Roll [by The Lincolns] advanced fifteen positions to No. 16,
Yes Tonight Josephine surged 344 places to No. 18,
Bim Bam improved by four places to reach No. 19.

New Entries



One new song entered the Top 20 this week:

Pin-up Girl debuted at No. 13.

New entries outside the Top 20:

Spider Man Theme Song entered at No. 22,
To Have and Have Not entered at No. 26. Interestingly, this song was recorded so long ago that the Napi Rock and Roll website and its viewing charts did not even exist at the time, only the YouTube channel.

Fallers



Within the Top 20, only one song lost at least three places:

Shoot Shoot fell fourteen positions to No. 20.
Songs Leaving the Top 20

None of the songs that dropped out of the Top 20 had spent more than six weeks on the chart.

Danger Zone



Based on points collected during the last five weeks (Weeks 35–39), the following songs are currently in the danger zone:

Hip Shakin' Mama (No. 8)
Proud Mary (No. 14)
Shoot Shoot (No. 20)

Shoot Shoot would celebrate its tenth week on the chart next week. The question is whether it can pick up enough points to reach that milestone.

Hungarian-language Songs



Five Hungarian-language songs appear in this week's Top 20:

Meghalok, hogyha rám nézel
Micsoda buli
Elhagyom a várost
Rock and Roll Party
A Rock and Rollnak mindig menni kell

The number of Hungarian-language songs remains unchanged compared to last week.

Interestingly, three of these five songs are connected to the Hungária repertoire.

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2026 Calendar Week 39, Top 20
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