List of best-selling singles in Italy

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The following is a list of the best-selling singles in Italy. Depends on the measurement, list is divided by claimed sales and official certifications from FIMI, which online base operates since 2009.

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According to a 1969 report from SEDRIM (from Società per l'Esercizio dei Diritti di Riproduzione Meccanica), then Italian mechanical rights society, Italy was a singles-market with songs accounting 85.8 percent of total record sales in the country. A "top hit" single in Italy at that time was grouped between 500,000 and 700,000 copies. [1]

List of best-selling singles by claimed sales

Over 1 million copies

YearArtistTitleSales
1980 Pino D'Angiò "Ma quale idea"2,500,000 [2]
1964 Bobby Solo "Una lacrima sul viso"1,700,000 [3]
1967 I Camaleonti "L'ora dell'amore"1,500,000 [4]
1969 Mario Tessuto "Lisa dagli occhi blu"1,500,000 [5]
1973 Patty Pravo "Pazza idea"1,500,000 [6]
1964 Paul Anka "Ogni volta"1,500,000 [7]
1958 Domenico Modugno "Nel blu, dipinto di blu" (aka "Volare")1,000,000 [8]
1961 Adriano Celentano "24.000 baci"1,000,000 [9]
1968 Adriano Celentano "La Coppia Piu' Bella Del Mondo"1,000,000 [10]
1967 Albano Carrisi "Nel Sole"1,000,000 [11]
1967 Fausto Leali "A Chi"1,000,000 [12]
1979 Alan Sorrenti "Tu sei l'unica donna per me"1,000,000 [13]
1964 Gianni Morandi "In ginocchio da te"1,000,000 [11]
1970 Gianni Morandi "Scende la pioggia"1,000,000 [11]
1977 Grace Jones "La Vie en rose"1,000,000 [14]
1968 Patty Pravo "La bambola"1,000,000 [15]
1967 Little Tony "Cuore matto"1,000,000 [16]
1977 Umberto Tozzi "Ti amo"1,000,000 [17]

Between 500,000 to 999,000 copies

YearArtistTitleSales
1963 Adriano Celentano "Stai lontana da me"900,000 [18]
1968 I Camaleonti "Applausi"900,000 [19]
1964 Gigliola Cinquetti "Non Ho L'Eta"850,000 [3]
1965Franco Tozzi"'I Tuoi Occhi Verdi"800,000 [20]
1976Main theme song"Sandokan"800,000 [21]
1966 The Rokes "Piangi Con Me"800,000 [22]
1965 Nini Rosso "Il Silenzio"750,000 [23]
1966 Adriano Celentano "Pregheró"700,000 [10]
1970 Gianni Morandi "Belinda"700,000 [24]
1969 Georges Moustaki "Lo Straniero"700,000 [25]
1967 Gianni Morandi "Un Mondo D'Amore"700,000 [24]
1968 Patty Pravo "Gli occhi dell'amore/Sentimento"700,000 [26]
1981 Ricchi e Poveri "Sarà perché ti amo"700,000 [27]
1980 Riccardo Fogli "Malinconia"650,000 [28]
1967 Antoine "Pietre"600,000 [29]
1965 Jimmy Fontana "La Mia Serenata"600,000 [30]
1969 Nada "Ma che freddo fa"600,000 [31]
1967 Rocky Roberts "Stasera Mi Butto"600,000 [32]
1968 Riccardo Del Turco "Luglio"511,035 [33]
1982 Cristina D'Avena "Canzone dei puffi"500,000 [34]
1968 Aphrodite's Child "Rain and Tears"500,000 [35]
1966 Adriano Celentano "Il Ragazzo Della Via Gluck"500,000 [36]
1999 Jova-Liga-Pelù "Il mio nome è mai più"500,000 [37]
1976 Bruno Lauzi "La Tartaruga"500,000 [21]
1980 Miguel Bose "Olympic Games"500,000 [38]
1960 Nico Fidenco "Un Granello Di Sabbia"500,000 [39]
1980 Pupo "Su Di Noi"500,000 [40]

Highest certified singles in Italy (since 2009)

as of 2024
YearArtistTitleCertificationsCertified sales
2023 Lazza "Cenere"8× Platinum [41] 800,000 ‡
2022 Mahmood & Blanco "Brividi"8× Platinum [42] 800,000 ‡
2022 Bizarrap & Quevedo "Quevedo: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 52"7× Platinum [43] 700,000 ‡
2020 Ernia "Superclassico"7× Platinum [44] 700,000 ‡
2022Rhove"Shakerando"7× Platinum [45] 700,000 ‡
2023 Marco Mengoni "Due vite"6× Platinum [46] 600,000 ‡
2018 Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper "Shallow"6× Platinum [47] 600,000 ‡
2018 Lewis Capaldi "Someone You Loved"6× Platinum [48] 600,000 ‡
2019 The Weeknd "Blinding Lights"6× Platinum [49] 600,000 ‡
2020 Pinguini Tattici Nucleari "Pastello bianco"6× Platinum [50] 600,000 ‡
2012 Tom Odell "Another Love"6× Platinum [51] 600,000 ‡
2021 Rkomi, Sfera Ebbasta & Junior K"Nuovo Range"5× Platinum [52] 600,000 ‡
2022Rhove"Shakerando"6× Platinum [53] 600,000 ‡
2023 Annalisa "Mon amour"5× Platinum [54] 500,000 ‡
2022 Annalisa "Bellissima"5× Platinum [54] 500,000 ‡
1984 a-ha "Take On Me"Gold (AFI) & 2× Platinum (FIMI) [55] [56] 500,000 ‡
2023Ava, Anna & Capo Plaza "Vetri neri"5× Platinum [57] 500,000 ‡
2015 Baby K feat. Giusy Ferreri "Roma-Bangkok"Diamond [58] 500,000 ‡
2017 Ed Sheeran "Shape of You"Diamond [59] 500,000 ‡
2021 Blanco "Finché non mi seppelliscono"5× Platinum [60] 500,000 ‡
2024 Coldplay "Viva la Vida"5× Platinum [61] 500,000 ‡
2022 Dargen D'Amico "Dove si balla"5× Platinum [62] 500,000 ‡
2022 Fedez, Tananai & Mara Sattei "La Dolce Vita"5× Platinum [63] 500,000 ‡
2020 Gazelle "Destri"5× Platinum [64] 500,000 ‡
2022 James Hype & Miggy Dela Rosa"Ferrari"5× Platinum [65] 500,000 ‡
2017 Luis Fonsi "Despacito"Diamond [66] 500,000 ‡
2022 Rkomi & Elodie "La coda del diavolo"5× Platinum [67] 500,000 ‡
2022 Pinguini Tattici Nucleari "Giovani Wannabe"5× Platinum [68] 500,000 ‡
2022 Sangiovanni "Farfalle"5× Platinum [69] 500,000 ‡
2023 Tananai "Tango"5× Platinum [70] 500,000 ‡
2020 The Weeknd "Save Your Tears"5× Platinum [71] 500,000 ‡

Pre-FIMI certification

YearArtistTitleCertificationsCertified sales
1966 Caterina Caselli "Nessuno mi può giudicare"1,000,000 [72] Gold certification

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