List of Brazilian entries on the Billboard Hot 100

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Sergio Mendes (pictured) is the Brazilian artist with the most entries on the Billboard Hot 100. Sergio Mendes (1972).tif
Sérgio Mendes (pictured) is the Brazilian artist with the most entries on the Billboard Hot 100.

This list contains all Brazilian entries on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The chart, compiled and published by Billboard magazine, tracks the most listened-to songs each week in the United States and is a measure of popularity. It gathers data from streams on various platforms, around 1,000 radio stations in the country, as well as digital and physical sales. [1]

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The first time a Brazilian artist appeared on the chart was in 1964, with Astrud Gilberto and her interpretation of the song "The Girl from Ipanema", Norman Gimbel's English version of "Garota de Ipanema" by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes. However, musician Sérgio Mendes is the Brazilian with the most entries on the chart, with 14 songs throughout his career. [2] [3] Anitta is the Brazilian female singer with the most entries on the Billboard Hot 100, and she has also become the Brazilian artist with the highest peak on the Hot 100 in the 21st century. [4] [5] [6] Brazilian singer Pabllo Vittar became the second drag queen ever to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, joining American drag star RuPaul, and securing the title of the first Brazilian drag queen to enter the chart. [7] [8] [9]

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#MusicBrazilian artistBest position

(peak)

Date (edition) of

best position

Weeks on the chartRef.
1“The Girl from Ipanema” Astrud Gilberto 5thJuly 18, 196412 [10]
2“Mas que Nada” Sérgio Mendes 47thOctober 29, 19668 [11]
3“Constant Rain (Chove Chuva)”Sérgio Mendes71stJanuary 28, 19676 [12]
4“For Me”Sérgio Mendes98thApril 1, 19672 [13]
5“Night and Day”Sérgio Mendes82ndJuly 1, 19675 [14]
6“The Look of Love”Sérgio Mendes4thJuly 6, 196814 [15]
7“The Fool on the Hill”Sérgio Mendes6thSeptember 28, 196812 [16]
8“Scarborough Fair”Sérgio Mendes16thDecember 14, 19689 [17]
9“Pretty World”Sérgio Mendes62ndMay 31, 19696 [18]
10“(Sittin' On) the Dock of the Bay”Sérgio Mendes66thJuly 19, 19695 [19]
11“Wichita Lineman”Sérgio Mendes95thDecember 6, 19692 [20]
12"Also Sprach Zarathustra" Eumir Deodato 2ndMarch 31, 197312 [21]
13"Rhapsody in Blue"Eumir Deodato41stSeptember 29, 19738 [21]
14“Feelings” Morris Albert 6thOctober 25, 197532 [22]
15“Sweet Loving Man”Morris Albert93rdFebruary 7, 19762 [23]
16"Peter Gunn"Eumir Deodato84thNovember 27, 19766 [21]
17"Happy Hour"Eumir Deodato70thJuly 3, 19825 [21]
18“Never Gonna Let You Go”Sérgio Mendes4thJuly 9, 198323 [24]
19“Rainbow's End”Sérgio Mendes53rdSeptember 10, 19838 [25]
20“Olympia”Sérgio Mendes58thApril 28, 19847 [26]
21“Alibis”Sérgio Mendes29thAugust 11, 198419 [27]
22“Music Is My Hot Hot Sex” Cansei de Ser Sexy 63rdDecember 1, 20073 [28]
23“Ai, Se Eu Te Pego” Michel Teló 81stMay 12, 201212 [29] [30]
24“We Are One (Ole Ola)” Claudia Leitte 59thJune 28, 20146 [31]
25“Corazón” Nego do Borel 87thJanuary 27, 20189 [32] [33]
26“Me Gusta” Anitta 91stOctober 3, 20201 [34]
27“Envolver”Anitta70thApril 16, 20226 [34]
28“Bellakeo”Anitta53rdFebruary 3, 202414 [34]
29“Alibi” Pabllo Vittar 95thAugust 3, 20244 [35]
30"São Paulo"Anitta77thNovember 16, 20241 [34]
Anitta (pictured) holds the record for the Brazilian female artist with the most entries on the Billboard Hot 100. Anitta for Spotify.jpg
Anitta (pictured) holds the record for the Brazilian female artist with the most entries on the Billboard Hot 100.

Ranking by entries

List of Brazilians with the most entries on the Billboard Hot 100
PositionArtistTotal entries
1 Sérgio Mendes 14
2 Anitta 4
Eumir Deodato
4 Morris Albert 2
5–10 Astrud Gilberto 1
Cansei de Ser Sexy
Claudia Leitte
Michel Teló
Nego do Borel
Pabllo Vittar
Pabllo Vittar (pictured) is the first Brazilian drag queen ever to appear on the Billboard Hot 100. Pabllo Vittar Mercado Livre 2022 (2).png
Pabllo Vittar (pictured) is the first Brazilian drag queen ever to appear on the Billboard Hot 100.

Ranking by weeks

List of Brazilians with the most weeks on the Billboard Hot 100
PositionArtistTotal weeks
1 Sérgio Mendes 126
2 Morris Albert 34
3 Eumir Deodato 31
4 Anitta 22
5–6 Astrud Gilberto 12
Michel Teló
7 Nego do Borel 9
8 Claudia Leitte 6
9 Pabllo Vittar 4
10 Cansei de Ser Sexy 3

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