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1942 Lanzamiento de 10 pulgadas y 78 rpm del sencillo " White Christmas " de Bing Crosby .
1997 de 7 pulgadas 45 rpm lanzamiento de " Vela en el viento 1997 '/' algo en la forma de ver esta noche ", haga doble lado A solo por Elton John .

Este artículo es un compendio de los singles musicales más vendidos . El criterio para su inclusión en la lista es haber vendido al menos diez millones de copias en todo el mundo. Los singles enumerados aquí fueron citados por fuentes confiables de varios medios, como periodismo digital , periódicos, revistas y libros.

Según Guinness World Records , " White Christmas " (1942) de Irving Berlin interpretada por Bing Crosby es el sencillo más vendido en todo el mundo, con ventas estimadas de más de 50 millones de copias. [1] La canción, reconocida como "el sencillo más vendido de todos los tiempos", se lanzó antes de la era de las listas de sencillos del pop / rock y "fue catalogado como el sencillo más vendido del mundo en el primer Libro Guinness de los Récords. (publicado en 1955) y, sorprendentemente, aún conserva el título más de 50 años después ". Guinness World Records también afirma que el sencillo benéfico de doble cara A "Candle in the Wind 1997 "/" Something About the Way You Look Tonight "(1997) de Elton John (reescrito como un tributo a la difunta Diana, Princesa de Gales , en lugar de la Marilyn Monroe de la versión original de 1973), es" el single más vendido desde que comenzaron las listas de singles en el Reino Unido y los Estados Unidos en la década de 1950, habiendo acumulado ventas mundiales de 33 millones de copias ". Esto lo convierte en el segundo single físico más vendido de todos los tiempos. [1]

Aquí se muestran dos listas de sencillos más vendidos relacionadas primero con sencillos físicos (principalmente CD y vinilo ) y, en segundo lugar, con sencillos digitales (pistas descargadas digitalmente que estuvieron disponibles para su compra por primera vez a principios de la década de 2000).

Solteros físicos más vendidos

15  millones de copias físicas o más

ArtistaÚnicoLiberadoVentas
(en millones)		Fuente
Bing Crosby" Blanca Navidad "194250[1]
Elton John" Vela en el viento 1997 "199733[1]
Mungo Jerry" En verano "197030 [ disputado - discutir ][2] [3] [4]
Whitney Houston" Siempre te amaré "199220[5]
Bill Haley y sus cometas" Rock Around the Clock "195425[6]
Elvis Presley" Es ahora o nunca "196020[7] [8]
Estados Unidos por Africa" Somos el mundo "198520[9]
Las manchas de tinta" Si no me importara "193919 [ disputado - discutir ][10]
Bacará" Sí señor, puedo bailar "197718 [ disputado - discutir ][11]
Celine Dion" Mi corazón seguirá "199718[12]
Mariah Carey" Todo lo que quiero para Navidad eres tú "1994dieciséis[13]
Bryan Adams" (Todo lo que hago) lo hago por ti "199115[14]
John Travolta y Olivia Newton-John" Tú eres el que quiero "197815[15]
Escorpiones" Viento de cambio "199115 [ disputado - discutir ][dieciséis]

10-14,9  millones de copias

ArtistaÚnicoLiberadoVentas
(en millones)		Fuente
Las hermanas Andrews" Bei Mir "193714[17]
Príncipe Nico Mbarga" Dulce Madre "197613[18]
Kyu Sakamoto" Sukiyaki "196313[19]
Trío" Da Da Da "mil novecientos ochenta y dos13 [ disputado - discutir ][20]
Gene Autry" Rudolph, el reno de nariz roja "194912,5[21]
Los Beatles" Quiero tomar tu mano "196312[7]
Andrea Bocelli y Sarah Brightman"Es hora de decir adiós "199612[22]
Gente de la aldea" YMCA "197812[23]
Apósito adhesivo" ¿Saben que es Navidad? "198411,7[24]
Cher" Cree "199811[25] [26]
Carl Douglas" Lucha de Kung Fu "197411[27] [28]
George McCrae" Mece a tu bebé "197411[7]
Hermanos molinos" Muñeca de papel "194311[7]
Roger Whittaker" La última despedida "197511[29]
Bing Crosby" Noche de paz "193510[30]
ABBA" Fernando "197610[31]
Roy Acuff" Wabash Cannonball "194210[7]
Paul Anka" Diana "195710[32] [33]
Toni Braxton" Un-Break My Heart "199610[34]
George Harrison" Mi dulce señor "197010[35]
Los del Río" Macarena "199510[36]
Medio del camino" Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep "197110[7]
Los monkees" Soy un creyente "196610[7] [37]
Panjabi MC" Mundian a Bach Ke "199810 [ disputado - discutir ][38]
Patti Page" Vals de Tennessee "195010[39] [40] [41]
Los pinguinos" Ángel de la Tierra "195410[42]
Elvis Presley" Perro sabueso "195610[43]
Procol Harum" Un tono más blanco de pálido "196710[7]
Britney Spears" ... Bebé una vez más "199810[44]

Singles digitales más vendidos

15  millones de copias digitales o más

ArtistaÚnicoLiberadoVentas
(en millones)		Fuente
Ed Sheeran" Forma de ti "201741,5 [b][45] [46]
Luis Fonsi con Daddy Yankee" Despacito "201736,1 [b][45] [46]
Xiao Zhan"光 点 (Spotlight)"202033 [b][47]
Rihanna con Drake" Trabajo "201632,5 [b][48]
The Chainsmokers y Coldplay" Algo como esto "201721,5 [b][45] [46]
Ed Sheeran" Perfecto "201721,4 [b][45] [46]
Wiz Khalifa con Charlie Puth" Nos vemos de nuevo "201520,9 [b][49]
The Chainsmokers con Halsey" Más cerca "201620,7 [b][50] [45]
Adele" Rodando en las profundidades "201120,6[51] [52] [53]
Mark Ronson con Bruno Mars" Uptown Funk "201420,0 [b][49]
Billie Eilish" Chico malo "201919,5 [b][54]
Ed Sheeran" Pensando en voz alta "201419,5 [b][49]
Camila Cabello con Young Thug" La Habana "201719,0 [b][45] [46]
Lil Nas X" Old Town Road "201818,4 [b][54]
Carly Rae Jepsen" Llámame tal vez "201118.0[55]
Adele" Alguien como tú "201117.0[56]
Rihanna" Me necesitaba "201617,0 [b][48]
Shawn Mendes y Camila Cabello" Señorita "201916.1 [b][54]
Pato"God's Plan"201815.3[b][46]
Rihanna"Love on the Brain"201615.0[b][48]

10–14.99 million copies

ArtistSingleReleasedSales
(in millions)		Source
Robin Thicke featuring T.I. and Pharrell"Blurred Lines"201314.8[b][57]
Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera"Moves Like Jagger"201114.4[58]
Kesha"Tik Tok"200914[59]
Lady Gaga"Poker Face"200814[60]
Pharrell Williams"Happy"201313.9[b][61]
Psy"Gangnam Style"201213.5[62][63]
Maroon 5"Sugar"201513.5[b][49]
Post Malone and Swae Lee"Sunflower"201813.4[b][54]
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis featuring Wanz"Thrift Shop"201213.4[b][57]
Ariana Grande"7 Rings"201913.3[b][54]
Katy Perry featuring Juicy J"Dark Horse"201313.2[b][61]
Major Lazer & DJ Snake featuring MØ"Lean On"201513.1[b][49]
Gotye featuring Kimbra"Somebody That I Used to Know"201113[64]
Ellie Goulding"Love Me like You Do"201512.6[b][49]
Drake featuring Wizkid and Kyla"One Dance"201612.5[b][50]
Bruno Mars"Just the Way You Are"201012.5[65]
Adele"Hello"201512.3[b][49]
John Legend"All of Me"201312.3[b][61]
Jason Mraz"I'm Yours"200812.2[66][67][68][69]
Flo Rida featuring Kesha"Right Round"200912[70]
Flo Rida featuring T-Pain"Low"200712[71]
Lady Gaga"Bad Romance"200912[72]
Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B"Girls Like You"201811.9[b][46]
Justin Bieber"Love Yourself"201511.7[b][50]
Tones and I"Dance Monkey"201911.4[b][54]
Avicii featuring Aloe Blacc"Wake Me Up"201311.1[b][57]
Sia featuring Sean Paul"Cheap Thrills"201611.1[b][50]
Meghan Trainor"All About That Bass"201411[b][61]
Tia Ray"Be Apart"201810.9[b][46]
Idina Menzel"Let It Go"201310.9[b][61]
Justin Bieber"Sorry"201510.8[b][50]
Lukas Graham"7 Years"201510.4[b][50]
Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber"I Don't Care"201910.3[b][54]
Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper"Shallow"201810.2[b][54]
The Chainsmokers featuring Daya"Don't Let Me Down"201610.2[b][50]
Lorde"Royals"201310[73]
Bruno Mars"Grenade"201010.2[65]
Mike Posner"I Took a Pill in Ibiza"201510[b][50]
Shakira featuring Freshlyground"Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)"201010[74]
Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean"Hips Don't Lie"200610[75]
Lady Gaga featuring Colby O'Donis"Just Dance"200810[76]

See also

  • List of best-selling music artists
  • List of best-selling albums
  • List of best-selling albums of the 21st century
  • List of highest-certified music artists in the United States: This lists the top 100 certified music artists (albums), and the top 50 certified music artists (digital singles).
  • IFPI Global Recording Artist of the Year

Notes

  • a.^ Sales figure includes digital sales.
  • b.^ Sales figure includes 'equivalent track streams'.
  • c.^ Sales figure includes physical sales.
  • d.^ Sales figure includes ringback tone sales not counted by the IFPI.

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