The following is the discography of Mexican singer-songwriter Juan Gabriel, who is widely recognized as the "King of Latin Pop" [1] and has sold over 100 million records worldwide, [2] making him the best-selling Mexican artist of all time. [3]
Billboard ranked him as the 7th Greatest Latin Artist of all time. [4] Gabriel has achieved 7 No. 1 songs on the Hot Latin Songs chart and 6 No. 1 albums on the Latin Pop Albums chart. [5] According to Neilsen Music, he has sold 3 million albums in the United States since 1991. [6] 2015's Los Duo was the best-selling Latin album of 2015, selling 138,000 units in the US. [7] 1984's Recuerdos, Vol. II is one of the best selling albums of all time in Mexico with sales of 8 million copies worldwide. [8]
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Year | Single | México | Hot Latin Songs | Album |
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1971 | No Tengo Dinero | #1 | — | El Alma Joven |
Me He Quedado Solo | #5 | — | ||
1972 | Uno Dos Y Tres (Y Me Das Un Beso) | — | — | El Alma Joven II |
Será Mañana | #1 | — | ||
Te Busco, Te Extraño | — | — | ||
Sólo Sé Que Fue En Marzo | — | — | ||
Tú Que Fuiste | — | — | ||
1973 | En Esta Primavera | #4 | — | El Alma Joven III |
Esta Rosa Roja | #2 | — | ||
Nada Ni Nadie | — | — | ||
Qué Divino Amor | — | — | ||
1974 | Que Sea Mi Condena | #5 | — | Con El Mariachi Tecalitlan |
Se Me Olvidó Otra Vez | #1 | — | ||
Lágrimas Y lluvia | #1 | — | ||
Qué Chasco Me Llevé | — | — | ||
Mañana te Acordarás | — | — | ||
1975 | Iremos De La Mano | — | — | 10 Exitos De Juan Gabriel |
No Se Ha Dado Cuenta | — | — | ||
Por Creer En Ti | — | — | ||
Te Propongo Matrimonio | #6 | — | A Mi Guitarra | |
A Mi Guitarra | #1 | — | ||
Nuestro Amor Es El Más Bello Del Mundo | — | — | ||
1976 | Tu Abandono | — | — | Los 10 Exitos De Juan Gabriel |
Tenías Que Ser Tan Cruel | — | — | ||
Te Voy A Olvidar | — | — | Con El Mariachi: Vol II | |
Ya No Vuelvo A Molestarte | — | — | ||
17 Años (Con Estela Núñez) | — | — | ||
Ases Y Tercia De Reyes | — | — | ||
Ya No Insistas Corazón | — | — | ||
Nuestros Corazones | — | — | ||
1977 | Te Llegará Mi Olvido | — | — | Con El Mariachi: Te Llegara Mi Olvido |
Despierto A Mi Realidad | — | — | ||
Con Un Poco De Amor | — | — | ||
María María | — | — | ||
1977 | Siempre En Mi Mente | #1 | — | Siempre En Mi Mente |
María María | — | — | ||
Denme Un Ride | — | — | ||
Aunque Te Enamores | #1 | — | Espectacular | |
Mi Fracaso | #1 | — | ||
Adiós Amor, Te Vas | #8 | — | ||
Yo Sé Que Está En Tu Corazón | — | — | ||
Con Todo Y Mi Tristeza | — | — | Con El Mariachi: Mis Ojos Tristes | |
Cuando Quieras Déjame | — | — | ||
Mi Ojos Tristes | — | — | ||
1979 | Me Gusta Bailar Contigo | — | — | Me Gusta Bailar Contigo |
Buenos Días Señor Sol | #4 | — | ||
Nadie Baila Como Tú | — | — | ||
Cuando Vuelvas A México | — | — | ||
1980 | He Venido A Pedirte Perdón | #1 | — | Recuerdos |
El Noa Noa | #1 | — | ||
Yo No Nací Para Amar | #4 | — | ||
Lástima Es Mi Mujer | — | — | ||
Inocente Pobre Amigo | — | — | Con Mariachi | |
La Diferencia | — | — | ||
Lo Que Quiero | — | — | ||
Hoy Por Fin | — | — | Ella | |
Ella | — | — | ||
1981 | Con Tu Amor | #3 | — | Con Tu Amor |
Canta Canta | — | — | ||
Karina | — | — | ||
1982 | No Me Vuelvo A Enamorar | #4 | — | Cosas De Enamorados |
Insensible | #1 | — | ||
1983 | Ya Lo Sé Que Tú Te Vas | #9 | — | |
Si Quieres | — | — | ||
No Vale La Pena | #3 | — | Todo | |
Caray | #1 | — | ||
La Farsante | #8 | — | ||
Tengo Que Olvidar | — | — | ||
1984 | Querida | #1 | #4 | Recuerdos II |
Bésame | — | — | ||
Déjame Vivir (con Rocío Dúrcal) | #1 | — | Dejame Vivir (Sencillo) | |
1986 | Yo No Sé Qué Me Pasó | #3 | #1 | Pensamientos |
Te Lo Pido Por Favor | #10 | — | ||
Hasta Que Te Conocí | #8 | #2 | ||
Qué Lástima | — | #8 | ||
Sólo Sé Que Fue Un Marzo | — | #27 | ||
1988 | Debo Hacerlo | #1 | #1 | Debo Hacerlo |
1990 | Hasta Que Te Conocí (Popurri) | #1 | #10 | En El Palacio De Bellas Artes |
Mi Más Bello Error | — | — | ||
Yo Te Perdono | — | — | ||
De Mí Enamórate | — | — | ||
Amor Eterno | — | #19 | ||
1994 | Pero Qué Necesidad | #1 | #1 | Gracias Por Esperar |
Lentamente | #1 | #8 | ||
Muriendo De Amor | — | — | ||
Vienes O Voy | — | — | ||
1996 | El México Que Se Nos Fue | — | — | El Mexico Que Se Nos Fue |
Mi Bendita Tierra | — | #16 | ||
El Palo | — | #1 | ||
Canción 187 | — | #9 | ||
Mi Pueblo (con Paul Anka) | — | #8 | Amigos | |
1997 | Te Sigo Amando | #1 | #1 | Te Sigo Amando (Sencillo) |
Así Son Los Hombres (con Rocío Dúrcal) | — | — | Juntos Otra Vez | |
El Destino (con Rocío Dúrcal) | — | #1 | ||
La Incertidumbre (con Rocío Dúrcal) | — | #11 | ||
Qué Bonito Es Santa Fe (con Rocío Dúrcal) | — | — | ||
Te Sigo Amando (con Rocío Dúrcal) | — | — | ||
El Verdadero Amor (con Rocío Dúrcal) | — | — | ||
1998 | Así Fue (En Vivo) | #1 | #3 | Celebrando 25 Años de Juan Gabriel En El Palacio de Bellas Artes |
Queriendo Y No (En Vivo) | — | — | ||
Sin Dinero Y Con Guitarra (Medley) (En Vivo) | — | — | ||
Querida (con Raul Di Blasio) | — | #10 | Desde Mexico Raul Di Blacio El Piano De America | |
Adorable Mentirosa (con La Banda El Recodo) | — | #11 | Con Banda... El Recodo!!!! de Cruz Lizaraga | |
1999 | Te Doy Las Gracias (con La Banda El Recodo) | — | #43 | |
Infidelidad (con La Banda El Recodo) | — | #27 | ||
El Sinaloense (con La Banda El Recodo) | — | #14 | ||
Huérfano Soy (con La Banda El Recodo) | — | — | ||
Todo Está Bien | — | #14 | Todo Esta Bien | |
Dame Tu Mano | — | — | ||
Dame Tu Mano (Remix) | — | — | ||
La Mujer Que Yo Amo | — | — | ||
No Apaguen La Luz | — | — | ||
2000 | Abrázame Muy Fuerte | — | #1 | Abrázame Muy Fuerte |
2001 | A Mí Me Gusta Soñar | — | — | |
El Amor De Nosotros (a Dúo Con Tamara) | — | — | ||
No Vale La Pena (con Nydia) | — | #9 | Nydia | |
Siempre En Mi Mente (con Nydia) | — | — | ||
Inocente Pobre Amigo (Versión 2001) | — | #7 | Por Los Siglos | |
Pero Qué Necesidad (2001 Version) | — | — | ||
Te Sigo Amando (2001 Versión) | — | — | ||
Yo Te Recuerdo (con Los Nocheros) | — | — | Yo Te Recuerdo (Sencillo) | |
2003 | No Tengo Dinero (con A.B. Quintanilla Y Los Kumbia Kings) | — | #5 | 4 |
Inocente De Ti | — | #11 | Inocente De Ti | |
Cómo Te Quiero Mi Amor | — | — | ||
Yo Te Recuerdo | — | — | ||
2010 | ¿Por qué Me Haces Llorar? | — | #21 | Juan Gabriel |
Gracias Al Amor | — | #14 | ||
Pase Lo Que Pase | — | #25 | Boleros (only in Mexico) | |
2014 | El Noa Noa | — | #22 | Mis 40 En Bellas Artes |
2015 | Querida (con Juanes) | — | #46 | Los Duo |
Yo Te Bendigo Mi Amor (con David Bisbal) | — | — | ||
2016 | Ya No Vivo Por Vivir (con Natalia Lafourcade) | — | — | |
Se Me Olvidó Otra Vez (con Marco Antonio Solís) | — | — | ||
Así Fue (con Isabel Pantoja) | — | — | ||
Abrázame Muy Fuerte (con Laura Pausini) | — | — | ||
Si Quieres (con Natalia Jiménez) | — | — | ||
Te Quise Olvidar (con Alejandro Fernández) | — | #46 | Los Duo II | |
La Frontera (feat. Julión Álvares & J. Balvin) | — | #32 | ||
Yo Te Recuerdo (con Marc Anthony) | — | #16 | ||
No Discutamos (con Paty Cantú) | — | — | ||
Te Recuerdo Dulcemente (con Andrés Calamaro) | — | — | ||
No Tengo Dinero (con Wisin) | — | — | ||
Te Sigo Amando (con Belinda) | — | — | ||
Ya Lo Sé Que Tú Te Vas (con Franco De Vita) | — | — | ||
Have You Ever Seen The Rain (Gracias Al Sol) | — | #41 | Quero Creedence | |
No Tengas Miedo | — | — | Vestido De Etiqueta | |
La Muerte Del Palomo | — | — | ||
Hasta Que Te Conocí (de la Serie Juan Gabriel) | — | — | ||
Se Me Olvidó Otra Vez | — | — | ||
Ya Lo Sé Que Tú Te Vas | — | — | ||
Si Quieres | — | — | ||
2022 | Déjame Vivir (con Anahí) | — | — | Los Duo III |
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