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The 20 Best Juan Gabriel Songs, Ranked by Billboard Staff | Billboard Latin

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Here are the top 20 Juan Gabriel songs of all time. Billboard counts down the greatest hits from the Divo de Juárez, from heartbreak anthems to mariachi classics. Which track takes No. 1?

A decade after his passing, Billboard celebrates Juan Gabriel’s legacy with the 20 best songs, including “Hasta Que Te Conocí,” “Amor Eterno,” “Así Fue,” “No Tengo Dinero.”

Isabela Raygoza: A decade after his passing, Billboard celebrates the greatest hits of all time by Juan Gabriel. From heartbreak anthems to pop gems and mariachi classics, we count down the 20 best songs by the divo of Juárez. Can you guess which song reached No.1?

At No. 20: “Fue un placer concerte,”composed by Juan Gabriel on Rocío Dúrcal’s 1977 album, Canta Juan Gabriel, volume one. The romantic ranchera became an iconic collaboration, reaching No. 10 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart in 1992.

No. 19: “Te Sigo Amando.” Juan Gabriel turns heartbreak into unwavering devotion, clinging to a love even when it hurts. The ballad reached No. 1 on Billboard‘s Hot Latin Songs chart in 1997.

No. 18: “Siempre en Mi Mente.” Released on his self-titled 1978 album, this song captures that obsession of not being able to stop thinking about someone and today has nearly 150 million streams on Spotify.

No. 17: “La Farsante.” A story of lies, betrayal and self-love. His 1983 album, Todo, with legendary arrangements by trombonist Chuck Anderson, fused with mariachi.

No.16: “Caray.” This upbeat 1983 mariachi tells the story of a man who moves forward after that his ex left him for someone with money. Juanga would re-record later with Alejandra Guzmán for the duets in 2015.

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