List of number-one hits of 2016 (Italy)

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This is a list of the number-one hits of 2016 on the Italian Singles and Albums Charts, ranked by FIMI.

Issue dateSongArtistRef.AlbumArtistRef.
1 January"Est-ce que tu m'aimes?" Maître Gims [1] 25 Adele [2]
8 January [3] Blackstar David Bowie [4]
15 January [5] Vivere a colori Alessandra Amoroso [6]
22 January [7] Nonostante tutto Gemitaiz [8]
29 January"Ginza" J Balvin [9] Vivere a coloriAlessandra Amoroso [10]
5 February"Est-ce que tu m'aimes?"Maître Gims [11] Hellvisback Salmo [12]
12 February"Nessun grado di separazione" Francesca Michielin [13] [14]
19 February"Ginza"J Balvin [15] Capitani Coraggiosi - Il Live Claudio Baglioni and Gianni Morandi [16]
26 February [17] Acrobati Daniele Silvestri [18]
4 March"7 Years" Lukas Graham [19] Capitani Coraggiosi - Il LiveClaudio Baglioni and Gianni Morandi [20]
11 March"Faded" Alan Walker [21] Zero Gravity Lorenzo Fragola [22]
18 March [23] Tutto in una notte - Live Kom 015 Vasco Rossi [24]
25 March [25] On Elisa [26]
1 April [27] [28]
8 April [29] Alt Renato Zero [30]
15 April [31] Scrivero' il tuo nome Francesco Renga [32]
22 April [33] Una somma di piccole cose Niccolò Fabi [34]
29 April"Sofía" [35] Álvaro Soler [36] Black Cat Zucchero [37]
6 May"Vorrei ma non posto" J-Ax and Fedez [38] Canzoni della Cupa Vinicio Capossela [39]
13 May"Sofía"Álvaro Soler [40] Black CatZucchero [41]
20 May"Vorrei ma non posto"J-Ax and Fedez [42] Dangerous Woman Ariana Grande [43]
27 May"Sofía"Álvaro Soler [44] Big Boy Sergio Sylvestre [45]
3 June [46] [47]
10 June [48] Folfiri o Folfox Afterhours [49]
17 June [50] The Getaway Red Hot Chili Peppers [51]
24 June [52] Santeria Marracash and Guè Pequeno [53]
1 July [54] [55]
8 July [56] [57]
15 July [58] Eterno Agosto Álvaro Soler [59]
22 July"Cheap Thrills" Sia [60] [61]
29 July"Andiamo a comandare" Fabio Rovazzi [62] [63]
5 August [64] [65]
12 August [66] [67]
19 August [68] Black CatZucchero [69]
26 August [70] Glory Britney Spears [71]
2 September"We Don't Talk Anymore" Charlie Puth featuring Selena Gomez [72] Black CatZucchero [73]
9 September"Cold Water" Major Lazer featuring Justin Bieber
and MØ 		[74] Sfera EbbastaSfera Ebbasta [75]
16 September"We Don't Talk Anymore"Charlie Puth featuring Selena Gomez [76] Pooh 50 – L'ultima notte insieme Pooh [77]
23 September"Let Me Love You" DJ Snake featuring Justin Bieber [78] [79]
30 September [80] [81]
7 October [82] Revolution Radio Green Day [83]
14 October"Ninna Nanna"Ghali [84] Terza Stagione Emis Killa [85]
21 October"Let Me Love You"DJ Snake featuring Justin Bieber [86] 0+Benji & Fede [87]
28 October"Potremmo ritornare" Tiziano Ferro [88] [89]
4 November"Let Me Love You"DJ Snake featuring Justin Bieber [90] Laura Xmas Laura Pausini [91]
11 November [92] Vascononstop Vasco Rossi [93]
18 November"Assenzio"J-Ax and Fedez featuring Stash and Levante [94] Made in Italy Ligabue [95]
25 November [96] Marco Mengoni Live Marco Mengoni [97]
2 December"Tutto molto interessante"Fabio Rovazzi [98] Il mestiere della vita Tiziano Ferro [99]
9 December [100] Le Migliori Minacelentino [101]
16 December"Rockabye" Clean Bandit featuring Sean Paul and Anne-Marie [102] [103]
23 December [104] [105]
30 December [106] [107]

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