List of best-selling singles by country

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The following is a list of best-selling singles by country. Depends on the measurement, record sales of songs are taken by estimations or certifications.

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Sheet music dominated the early stage of music publishing industry with many individual titles selling millions of "copies". [1] Before the start of the "album era" in the mid-1960s, the singles format dominated the recording industry in a number of countries, and once again during the ongoing streaming era in the early late-2000s.

Note that some of the data are incomplete due to a lack of available published data from a number of territories, unlike the United Kingdom and the United States with recognized national measurement firms and certifying bodies such as Official Charts Company/British Phonographic Industry (BPI) and Nielsen SoundScan/Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) respectively. Therefore, it is not an exhaustive list, so no rankings are given in certain cases.

Argentina

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1979 ABBA "Chiquitita"700,000 [2] Claimed sales
Rosamel Araya  [ es ]"Quemame Los Ojos"600,000 [3] Claimed sales
1973 Formula V "Eva Maria"450,000 [4] Claimed sales
1964 Leonardo Favio "Fuiste Mia Un Verano"450,000 [5] Claimed sales
1978Daniel Magal"Cara De Gitana"400,000 [5] Claimed sales
1961 Antonio Prieto "La Novia"300,000 [6] Claimed sales
1967 Los Gatos "La balsa"250,000 [7] Claimed sales
1977 Laurent Voulzy "Rockollection"200,000 [8] Claimed sales
1980Lucrecia"Papucho Mio"180,000 [9] Claimed sales
1969La Joven Guardia"El extraño del pelo largo"150,000 [10] Claimed sales
1966 Yaco Monti  [ es ]"Siempre te Recordare"140,000 [11] Claimed sales
1979 Barbra Streisand & Donna Summer "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)"125,000 [12] Claimed sales
1978Los Campeones"Vamos, Vamos Argentina"120,000 [13] Claimed sales
1977 Bonnie Tyler "It's a Heartache"100,000 [8] Claimed sales

Australia

Austria

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1997 Elton John "Candle in the Wind 1997"300,000Certification [14]
2019 Tones and I "Dance Monkey"210,000 ‡ Certification [14]
1999Anton & DJ Ötzi "Anton aus Tirol"150,000Certification [14]
2021 Ed Sheeran "Bad Habits"150,000 ‡ Certification [14]
2020 Glass Animals "Heat Waves"150,000 ‡ Certification [14]
2019 Apache 207 "Roller"120,000 ‡ Certification [14]
2019 Billie Eilish "Bad Guy"120,000 ‡ Certification [14]
2013 Helene Fischer "Atemlos durch die Nacht"120,000 ‡ Certification [14]

Belgium

Brazil

Cameroon

YearArtistSingleSalesOrigin
Ekambi Brillant "Jonguèlè la Ndolo"20,000 [15] Claimed sales

Canada

Chile

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1963 Luis Dimas  [ es ]"Me recordarás"100,000 [16] Claimed sales
1963Luis Dimas"Caprichito"100,000 [16] Claimed sales
1962 Los Ramblers  [ es ]"El rock del Mundial"80,000 [17] Claimed sales
1979 ABBA "Chiquitita"75,000 [18] Claimed sales
1993 Carlos Vives "La gota fría"25,000 [19] Platinum certification
2001 Chocolate "Mayonesa"21,000 [20] Claimed sales

Colombia

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1979 Darío Gómez "Ángel Perdido"600,000 [21] [22] Claimed sales
1993 Los del Río "Macarena"500,000 [23] Claimed sales
1989 Kaoma "Lambada"500,000 [23] Claimed sales
1994 Margarita Rosa de Francisco "Gaviota"500,000 [24] Claimed sales
1983 Calixto Ochoa  [ es ]"El Africano"250,000 [25] Claimed sales
1981 José Luis Perales "¿Y cómo es él?"200,000 [25] Claimed sales

Cuba

According to some estimates, "Miénteme" (1954) by Olga Guillot sold one million copies in Cuba, [26] although figures lack of reliability. On Becoming Cuban (2008), author explained that by 1957, 3,000 records sold in Cuba was considered to be "commercially successful". Around this time, Rock 'n' Roll record sales approached $200,000 annually. [27]

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1928 Trio Matamoros "Él que siembra su maíz"64,000 [28] Claimed sales
1956 Elvis Presley "Don't Be Cruel"50,000 [27] Claimed sales
1956 Bill Haley & His Comets "See You Later, Alligator"12,000 [27] Claimed sales

Denmark

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1960Grethe Sønck"Klaus Jorgen"80,000 [29] Claimed sales
2006 Basshunter "Boten Anna"61,000 [30] Claimed sales
1970 Mungo Jerry "In the Summertime"55,000 [31] Claimed sales
1961 Anita Lindblom "San't Ar Livet"50,000 [32] Claimed sales
1960Otto Brandeburg"What Do you Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For"50,000 [33] Claimed sales
1966Rocking Ghosts"Oh What a Kiss"50,000 [34] Claimed sales
1967 The Beatles "Hello, Goodbye"50,000 [35] Claimed sales
1961The Four Jacks"Oh! Marie Jeg Vil Hjem"50,000 [36] Claimed sales
1978Lone Kellermann"Luigi"35,000 [37] Claimed sales
1970 Danyel Gérard "Butterfly"26,000 [38] Claimed sales
Highest certified singles in Denmark ‡
YearArtistTitleCertificationsCertified sales
2017 Ed Sheeran "Shape of You"8× Platinum720,000 [39]
2017 Ed Sheeran "Perfect"7× Platinum630,000 [40]
2017 Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee ft. Justin Bieber "Despacito" remix7× Platinum630,000 [41]
2015 Lukas Graham "7 Years"7× Platinum630,000 [42]
2021Tobias Rahim ft. Andreas Odbjerg"Stor Mand"7× Platinum630,000 [43]
2014 Ed Sheeran "Thinking Out Loud"6× Platinum540,000 [44]
2015 Justin Bieber "Love Yourself"6× Platinum540,000 [45]
2018 Lewis Capaldi "Someone You Loved"6× Platinum540,000 [46]
2019 The Weeknd "Blinding Lights"6× Platinum540,000 [47]
1985 Wham! "Last Christmas"6× Platinum540,000 [48]
2016 Drake feat. Wizkid & Kyla "One Dance"5× Platinum450,000 [49]
2013 John Legend "All Of Me"5× Platinum450,000 [50]
2018 Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper "Shallow"5× Platinum450,000 [51]
1994 Mariah Carey "All I Want for Christmas Is You"5× Platinum450,000 [52]
2019 Tones and I "Dance Monkey"5× Platinum450,000 [53]
2016 Volbeat "For Evigt"5× Platinum450,000 [54]

Ecuador

"Fatalidad" (1956 release, 1944 original recording) by Julio Jaramillo is according to some national newspapers, biggest Ecuatorian single, selling between 6,000 and 8,000 copies in its first-week. [55]

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1979 ABBA "Chiquitita"75,000 [18] Claimed sales

Egypt

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1964 Umm Kulthum "Inta Omri"300,000 [56] Claimed sales
1966 Umm Kulthum "Al-Atlal"200,000 [56] Claimed sales

El Salvador

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1979 ABBA "Chiquitita"65,000 [18] Claimed sales

Finland

France

Germany

Ghana

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1998 Reggie Rockstone "Plan Ben? (What Plan?)"50,000 [57] Claimed sales

Greece

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1988 Christos Dantis "Belly Dance"100,000 [58] Claimed sales
1969 Dionysis Savvopoulos "Dirlada"60,000 [59] Claimed sales

India

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
2010 Shakira "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)"300,000 [60] Claimed sales

Indonesia

YearArtistSingleSalesOrigin
1990 Timmy Thomas "(Dying Inside) To Hold You"30,000 [61] Claimed sales

Ireland

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1977 Gloria "One Day at a Time"120,000 [62] Claimed sales
2021 Olivia Rodrigo "Drivers License"111,000 ‡ [63] OCC report 2021
2017 Dua Lipa "New Rules"100,000 ‡ [64] OCC report 2018
1995 Bill Whelan "Riverdance"90,000 [65] Claimed sales
2017 Dua Lipa "IDGAF"84,500 ‡ [66] OCC report 2018
2022 Harry Styles "As It Was"78,000 ‡ [67] OCC report 2022
1977 Paul McCartney and Wings "Mull of Kintyre"65,000 [68] Claimed sales
1978 Boney M "Rivers of Babylon"54,000 [69] Claimed sales
1979 ABBA "Chiquitita"50,000 [70] Claimed sales
1976 ABBA "Dancing Queen"50,000 [70] Claimed sales
1976 ABBA "Fernando"50,000 [70] Claimed sales
1975 ABBA "Waterloo"50,000 [70] Claimed sales
1972 Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show "Sylvia's Mother"50,000 [71] Claimed sales
Highest selling singles according to IRMA up to 2012 [72]
RankingYearArtistTitle
11997 Elton John "Candle in the Wind 1997"
21995 Bill Whelan "Riverdance"
32002 Six "There's a Whole Lot of Loving"
42010 Matt Cardle "When We Collide"
52000 Mark McCabe "Maniac 2000"
62006 Eiffel 65 "Blue (Da Ba Dee)"
72002 Enrique Iglesias "Hero"
82006 Mundy & Sharon Shannon "Galway Girl"
92009 Black Eyed Peas "I Gotta Feeling"
102001 Westlife "Uptown Girl"
112002 Eminem "Lose Yourself"
122000 Shaggy "It Wasn't Me"
131998 Celine Dion "My Heart Will Go On"
142008 Alexandra Burke "Hallelujah"
151996 Richie Kavanagh "Aon Focal Eile"
162000 Eminem "Stan"
172004 Band Aid 20 "Do They Know It's Christmas?"
182002 Las Ketchup "Aserejé"
191998 Goo Goo Dolls "Iris"
202001 Shaggy "Angel"

Italy

Jamaica

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1964 Bob Marley and the Wailers "Simmer Down"70,000 [73] Claimed sales
1960 Higgs and Wilson "Oh Manny Oh"30,000 [74] Claimed sales
1970 Bob Marley and the Wailers "Mr. Brown"15,000 [75] Claimed sales

Japan

Kenya

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1982 George Mukabi "Sengula Nakupenda"100,000 [77] Claimed sales

Lebanon

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1960 Bob Azzam "Ya Mustafa"40,000 [78] Claimed sales
1958 Dalida "Histoire d'un amour"23,000 [78] Claimed sales
1959 Dalida "Luna Caprese"17,000 [78] Claimed sales
1959 Domenico Modugno "Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina)"12,000 [78] Claimed sales
1957 Paul Anka "Diana"8,000 [78] Claimed sales
1958 Domenico Modugno "Volare"7,000 [78] Claimed sales
1966Nicole Croisille & Pierre Barouh"Un homme et une femme"5,000 [79] Claimed sales
1959 Fred Buscaglione "Guarda Che Luna"4,000 [78] Claimed sales

Luxembourg

Park Café sold 5,000 copies of a maxi-single recorded in 1986. [80] Up to 1993, average sales records were between 1,000 and 2,000 units, according to local retailers and mechanical licensing reports from SACEM. [80]

Malaysia

YearArtistSingleSalesOrigin
1989 Kaoma "Lambada"80,000 [81] Claimed sales
1986 Ramli Sarip "Oran Kota (City People)"50,000 [82] Claimed sales
1989 Tommy Page "A Shoulder to Cry On"30,000 [83] Claimed sales
1990 Timmy Thomas "(Dying Inside) To Hold You"20,000 [61] Claimed sales

Malta

"Taxi Mary" by Fredu Abela (il-Bamboċċu) is considered to be Malta's highest selling record/single of all time. [84] "Do They Know It's Christmas?" by Band Aid, sold "Hundreds of copies" in its first eight days. [85]

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
Fredu Abela (il-Bamboċċu)"Taxi Mary"10,000 [86] Claimed sales

Mexico

Morocco

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
Najat Aatabou "J'en ai marre"500,000 [88] Claimed sales

Netherlands

New Zealand

YearArtistTitleCertificationsSalesOrigin
1977 Fleetwood Mac "Dreams"14× Platinum [89] 420,000 ‡ Certifications
2019 L.A.B. "In the Air"12× Platinum [90] 360,000 ‡ Certifications
2017 Ed Sheeran "Shape of You"11× Platinum [89] 330,000 ‡ Certifications
2017 Ed Sheeran "Perfect"10× Platinum [89] 300,000 ‡ Certifications
2018 Lewis Capaldi "Someone You Loved"10× Platinum [91] 300,000 ‡ Certifications
2014 J Cole "No Role Modelz"10× Platinum [92] 300,000 ‡ Certifications
1977 Eagles "Hotel California"9× Platinum [92] 270,000 ‡ Certifications
2018 Post Malone & Swae Lee "Sunflower"9× Platinum [93] 270,000 ‡ Certifications
2003 The Killers "Mr. Brightside"9× Platinum [94] 270,000 ‡ Certifications
2020 Glass Animals "Heat Waves"8× Platinum [92] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
2019 The Weeknd "Blinding Lights"8× Platinum [95] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
2008 Kings of Leon "Sex on Fire"8× Platinum [92] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
1976 Fleetwood Mac "Go Your Own Way"8× Platinum [89] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
2013 Hozier "Take Me to Church"8× Platinum [96] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
1981 Journey "Don't Stop Believin'"8× Platinum [92] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
2013 Vance Joy "Riptide"8× Platinum [92] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
1982 Toto "Africa"8× Platinum [92] 240,000 ‡ Certifications
2018 L.A.B. "Controller"8× Platinum [92] 240,000 ‡ Certifications

Nigeria

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1976 Prince Nico Mbarga "Sweet Mother"500,000 [97] Claimed sales
1969 Sonny Okosun "Joromi"100,000 [98] Claimed sales
1976 Sonny Okosun "Help"100,000 [98] Claimed sales

Top certified singles

YearArtistTitleCertificationsCertified salesOrigin
2022 Asake "Terminator"4× Platinum [99] 200,000 ‡ Certifications
2022 Asake & Burna Boy "Sunguba"4× Platinum [99] 200,000 ‡ Certifications
2022 Fireboy DML & Asake"Bandana"4× Platinum [99] 200,000 ‡ Certifications
2021 Joeboy "Sip (Alcohol)"4× Platinum [99] 200,000 ‡ Certifications
2021 Kizz Daniel & Tekno "Buga (Lo Lo Lo)"4× Platinum [99] 200,000 ‡ Certifications
2022 Omah Lay "Soso"4× Platinum [99] 200,000 ‡ Certifications

Norway

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1977 Baccara "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie"300,000 [100] Claimed sales
1964 Jim Reeves "I Love You Because"100,000 [101] Claimed sales (Diamond certification)
2003 Kurt Nilsen "She's So High"100,000 [102] Claimed sales
1968 Anna-Lena Löfgren "Lyckliga Gatan"75,000 [103] Claimed sales
Highest certified singles in Norway (as of 2023)
YearArtistTitleCertified salesAmount
2017 Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee ft. Justin Bieber "Despacito"720,000 ‡ 12× Platinum [104]
2013 Miley Cyrus "Wrecking Ball"660,000 ‡ 11× Platinum [105]
2018 Ava Max "Sweet but Psycho"540,000 ‡ 11× Platinum [106]
2013 Katy Perry "Roar"480,000 ‡ 8× Platinum [107]
2009 Lady Gaga "Bad Romance"480,000 ‡ 8× Platinum [107]
2018 Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper "Shallow"480,000 ‡ 8× Platinum [107]
2019 The Weeknd "Blinding Lights"480,000 ‡ 8× Platinum [108]
2015 Alan Walker "Faded"440,000 ‡ 11× Platinum [109]
2017 Kygo & Selena Gomez "It Ain't Me"420,000 ‡ 7× Platinum [110]
2013 Miley Cyrus "We Can't Stop"420,000 ‡ 7× Platinum [105]
2018 Dean Lewis "Be Alright"360,000 ‡ 6× Platinum [111]
2016 Freddy Kalas "Jovial"320,000 ‡ 8× Platinum [112]
2017 Astrid S "Think Before I Talk"300,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [112]
2017Hkeem & Temur"Fy Faen"300,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [113]
2015 Justin Bieber "Love Yourself"300,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [114]
2015 Justin Bieber "Sorry"300,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [114]
2013 Katy Perry "Dark Horse"300,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [107]
2015 Marcus & Martinus "Elektrisk"300,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [115]
2012 Loreen "Euphoria"110,00011× Platinum [116]

Additional information: Until 1965, the average of copies sold of singles in Norway, with a population of 3.5 million, was between 1,500 and 2,000 copies. In comparison, "I Love You Because" of Jim Reeves sold up that point 100,000 copies, which was considered a "tremendous amount" and became the highest-selling record in the country. [101]

Philippines

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1978 Freddie Aguilar "Anak"400,000 [117] Claimed sales
1976 Donna Summer "Could It Be Magic/ Come With Me"120,000 [118] Claimed sales
1979 The Sugarhill Gang "Rapper's Delight"100,000 [119] Claimed sales
1976 Donna Summer "Try Me, I Know We Can Make It/ Wasted"60,000 [118] Claimed sales

Poland

Highest certified singles in Poland ‡ (as of 2023)
YearArtistTitleCertified sales
2017 Ed Sheeran "Shape of You"1,250,000 [120]
2017 Ed Sheeran "Perfect"1,000,000 [120]
2019 Tones and I "Dance Monkey"1,000,000 [120]

Portugal

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
2000 Coldplay "Yellow"200,000 [121] Certification ‡
1977 Paulo Alexandre "Verde Vinho"200,000 [122] Claimed sales
1985 USA for Africa "We Are the World"200,000 [123] Claimed sales
1984 Stevie Wonder "I Just Called to Say I Love You"170,000 [124] Claimed sales
1975 Queen "Bohemian Rhapsody"160,000 [125] Certification ‡
2002 Eminem "Lose Yourself"120,000 [126] Certification ‡
1988 Guns N' Roses "Sweet Child o' Mine"120,000 [127] Certification ‡
1991 Nirvana "Smells Like Teen Spirit"120,000 [128] Certification ‡
1992 Radiohead "Creep"120,000 [129] Certification ‡
2019 The Weeknd "Blinding Lights"100,000 [130] Certification ‡
1975 ABBA "Fernando"80,000 [131] Claimed sales
1995 Coolio "Gangsta's Paradise"80,000 [132] Certification ‡
2013 John Legend "All Of Me"80,000 [133] Certification ‡
1989 Kaoma "Lambada"80,000 [134] Certification
2012 Tom Odell "Another Love"80,000 [135] Certification ‡

Russia

By September 2000, "Solo" by Alsou was considered to be the best-selling single ever in Russia. It sold at least 60,000 units in four weeks. [136]

Top certified singles

YearArtistTitleCertificationsSalesOrigin
George Frideric Handel "Water Music. Air"17× Platinum [137] 3,500,000Certifications
2007 Morandi "Angels"7× Platinum [137] 1,400,000Certifications
2010 Arash ft. Helena "Broken Angel"4× Platinum [138] 800,000Certifications
2010 Lady Gaga "Alejandro"4× Platinum [138] 800,000Certifications
2010 Tony Igy "Astronomia"4× Platinum [138] 800,000Certifications
2011Джиган feat Юля Савичева"Отпусти "3× Platinum [138] 600,000Certifications
2010 Alexandra Stan "Mr. Saxobeat"3× Platinum [138] 600,000Certifications
2010 Eminem ft. Rihanna "Love the Way You Lie"3× Platinum [138] 600,000Certifications
2007 Enrique Iglesias "Tired of Being Sorry"3× Platinum [137] 600,000Certifications
2009 Stromae "Alors on danse"3× Platinum [138] 600,000Certifications
2010Слава"Одиночество"3× Platinum [138] 600,000Certifications
2010140 ударов в минуту"У меня есть ты Remix 2010 "3× Platinum [138] 600,000Certifications

Scotland

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1977 Andy Cameron "Ally's Tartan Army"150,000 [139] Claimed sales

Singapore

YearArtistSingleSalesOrigin
1986Various"Count On Me Singapore"73,000 [140] [141] Claimed sales
1990 Timmy Thomas "(Dying Inside) To Hold You"54,000 [61] Claimed sales
Naomi and The Boys"Happy, Happy Birthday Baby"50,000 [142] Claimed sales
1985 Tokyo Square "Within You'll Remain"30,000 [141] Claimed sales
1987 Pet Shop Boys "Always on My Mind"20,000 [143] Claimed sales

South Africa

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1995 Arthur Mafokate "Kaffir"300,000 [144] Claimed sales
2019 Elaine "You're the One"210,000 [145] Claimed sales
1967 Anita Harris "Just Loving You"200,000 [146] Claimed sales
1962 Jeremy Taylor "Ag Pleez Deddy"140,000 [147] Claimed sales
1971 Creedence Clearwater Revival "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?"100,000 [148] Claimed sales
1939 Solomon Linda "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" (aka "Mbube")100,000 [149] Claimed sales

South Korea

Spain

Sweden

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1973 ABBA "Ring Ring"175,000 [150] Claimed sales
1958 Little Gerhard "Buona Sera"158,000 [151] Claimed sales
1977 ABBA "The Name of the Game"140,000 [152] Claimed sales
2002 Las Ketchup "The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"130,000 [153] Claimed sales
1968 Anna-Lena Löfgren "Lyckliga Gatan"125,000 [103] Claimed sales
1976 Barbi Benton "Ain't That Just The Way"115,000 [154] Claimed sales
1959 Lill-Babs "Klas-Göran"112,000 [155] Claimed sales
1962 Anna-Lena Löfgren "Regniga natt"100,000 [156] Claimed sales
1977 Baccara "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie"100,000 [157] Claimed sales
1968 Claes-Göran Hederström "Good Grief"100,000 [158] Claimed sales
1960 Elvis Presley "It's Now or Never"100,000 [155] Claimed sales
1978 Jan Lindblad "Shenandoah"100,000 [159] Claimed sales
1970 Mungo Jerry "In the Summertime"100,000 [160] Claimed sales
1966 Sven Ingvars "Kristina Fran Vilhelmina"100,000 [161] Claimed sales
Highest certified singles in Sweden ‡ (as of 2023)
YearArtistTitleCertified salesAmount
2013 Avicii "Wake Me Up"520,00013× Platinum [162]
2015 Alan Walker "Faded"520,00013× Platinum [163]
2017 Luis Fonsi "Despacito (remix)"440,0008× Platinum [164]
2010 Shakira ft. Freshlyground "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)"420,0009× Platinum + 3× Platinum (ringtone) [165]
2015 Zara Larsson "Lush Life"400,00010× Platinum [166]
2017 Ed Sheeran "Shape of You"360,0009× Platinum [167]
2013 Hozier "Take Me to Church"360,0009× Platinum [168]
2015 Ellie Goulding "Love Me like You Do"360,0009× Platinum [169]
2015 Justin Bieber "Love Yourself"360,0009× Platinum [170]
2012 Loreen "Euphoria"360,0009× Platinum [171]
2013 John Legend "All of Me"330,00011× Platinum [172]
2011 Avicii "Levels"320,00011× Platinum [173]
2015 Mike Posner "I Took a Pill in Ibiza"320,00011× Platinum [174]

Switzerland

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
Kilby & Caroline"Lach Mit"265,000 [175] Claimed sales
1970Die Minstrels"Gruezi Wohl, Frau Stirnimaa"200,000 [176] Claimed sales
1978 Boney M "Rivers of Babylon"128,000 [177] Claimed sales
Highest certified singles in Switzerland
YearArtistTitleCertified salesAmount
1997 Elton John "Candle in the Wind 1997"450,0009× Platinum [178]
2005 Eminem "Mockingbird"240,000 ‡ 6× Platinum [179]
2017 Ed Sheeran "Shape of You"180,000 ‡ 9× Platinum [180]
2008 Michel Teló "Ai se eu te pego!"180,000 ‡ 6× Platinum [181]
2015 Alan Walker "Faded"150,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [182]
2012 Lana Del Rey "Summertime Sadness"150,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [183]
2016 Rag'n'Bone Man "Human"150,000 ‡ 5× Platinum [184]
2017 Camila Cabello "Havana"140,000 ‡ 7× Platinum [185]
2021 Farruko "Pepas"140,000 ‡ 7× Platinum [186]
2009 Akon "Sexy Bitch"120,0004× Platinum [187]
2017 Lo & Leduc "079"120,000 ‡ 6× Platinum [188]
2017 Ed Sheeran "Perfect"120,000 ‡ 6× Platinum [180]
2011 DJ Antoine "Ma Chérie"120,0004× Platinum [189]
2020 Glass Animals "Heat Waves"120,000 ‡ 6× Platinum [190]
2002 Las Ketchup "The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"120,0003× Platinum [185]
1996 Andrea Bocelli "Time to Say Goodbye"100,0002× Platinum [191]
1997 Celine Dion "My Heart Will Go On"100,0002× Platinum [192]
1998 Eiffel 65 "Blue (Da Ba Dee)"100,0002× Platinum [193]
1999 Lou Bega "Mambo No. 5"100,0002× Platinum [194]
1997 Puff Daddy "I'll Be Missing You"100,0002× Platinum [195]
1994 Züri West "Ich schänke dr mis Härz"100,0002× Platinum [196]

Taiwan

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1984 Yeh Chi-tien "You'll Win Only If You Drive Yourself Hard"700,000 [197] Claimed sales
1988 Chao Chuan "I'm Ugly, but I'm Tender"200,000< [198] Claimed sales

United Kingdom

United States

Latin

USSR

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1982 Alla Pugacheva "Maestro"2,600,000 [199] Claimed sales
1982 Vladimir Vysotsky "Yak The Fighter Plane"1,800,000 [199] Claimed sales

Venezuela

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
Jorge Rigó"Sola"50,000 [200] Claimed sales

Yugoslavia

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
1983 Danijel Popović "Julie"800,000 [201] Claimed sales
1982 Lepa Brena "Mile voli disko"800,000 [202] Claimed sales
1983 Lepa Brena Sitnije, Cile, sitnije 600,000 [203] Claimed sales
1971 Mišo Kovač "Proplakat će zora"500,000 [204] Claimed sales
1985 Neda Ukraden Zora je500,000 [203] Claimed sales
1970 Meho Puzić "O majko majko"400,000 [205] Claimed sales
1974Danilo Živković"Yugoslavia"300,000 [206] Claimed sales
1970 Silvana Armenulić "Šta će mi život"300,000 [205] Claimed sales
1980 Zdravko Čolić "Comrade Tito, We Take An Oath"300,000 [207] Claimed sales
1987 Oliver Dragojević "Žuto Lišće Ljubavi"200,000 [208] Claimed sales
1968 Tom Jones "Delilah"200,000 [209] Claimed sales
1969 Mišo Kovač "Više Se Nećeš Vratiti"183,987 [210] Claimed sales
1974 Zdravko Čolić "Ona Spava"150,000 [211] Claimed sales
1974Boro Drljača"Zauvek Poklon Taj"131,072 [210] Claimed sales
1969Zvezda Ceklić-Ceca"Poruka Roditeljima"120,770 [210] Claimed sales
1970 Tereza Kesovija "Nono, moj dobri Nono"123,700 [205] [210] Claimed sales
1971 Silvana Armenulić "Otišao Si Bez Pozdrava"110,657 [210] Claimed sales
1974 ABBA "Waterloo"100,000 [212] Claimed sales
1989Alen Slavica"Dao Sam Ti Dušu"100,000 [213] Claimed sales

Zimbabwe

YearArtistTitleSalesOrigin
Leonard Dembo "Chiteketekeke"100,000 [214] Claimed sales
2001 Oliver Mtukudzi "Bvuma-Tolerance"100,000 [214] [lower-alpha 1] Claimed sales
1980 Solomon Skuza "Banolila"75,000 [216] [217] Claimed sales

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Figure disputed. [215]

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