Adele leaves Justin Bieber and One Direction back on the Billboard charts

Adele beat all its competitors in the US Billboard 200 albums stop

Adele beat all its competitors in the US the Billboard 200 albums on Monday with the debut record "25", leaving other stars like Justin Bieber and British boy band One Direction, like supporting.

The British singer has sold 3.48 million albums in the first week of "25" in the market, becoming the biggest selling album of 2015 and the one to overcome selling three million copies in a week since Nielsen began tracking sales in 1991, said the Nielsen Music.

Adele's success played "Purpose" of Bieber for second place with sales of 290,090 units in its second week, while One Direction had to settle for third place with 108,445 copies of its launch "Made in the AM" also in the second week.

Sales of "25" accounted for 41 percent of total record sales in the United States last week, said Nielsen.

The previous record of Adele, "21", 2011 Grammy winner, also had an increase, going from 25 to 9 of the Billboard 200.

However, Bieber fared better in the stop digital music, which measures the online sale for download. Your single "Sorry" took "Hello" Adele from the top, five weeks after the release of both. "Love Youself" also from the Canadian singer, was third at the stop in front of the new single from Adele, "When We Were Young".