Hit and popular songs by Bruno Mars
Bruno Mars is a singer who represents the United States.
He’s very familiar to Japanese audiences as well, having performed many concerts here, and I’m sure he has a lot of fans.
In 2024, he made headlines by appearing in a commercial for Japan’s Don Quijote.
So this time, we’ll be introducing Bruno Mars’s iconic and popular songs!
He’s also well known among fans as a Japanophile, even covering Japanese songs during his live shows.
We’ll be showcasing a selection of tracks that capture Bruno Mars’s charm all at once, so be sure to check them out!
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Bruno Mars’ Greatest and Most Popular Songs (51–60)
It Will RainBruno Mars

It’s a pop-soul ballad that was released exclusively on iTunes on September 27, 2011, as the lead single from the soundtrack of the film The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1.
The lyrics depict the heartache felt for a lover.
MoonshineBruno Mars

It’s a track from the second studio album, Unorthodox Jukebox.
With a mid-tempo power pop and R&B sound, it’s a dance-pop song that evokes a quiet storm.
Listen to this mysteriously atmospheric track, and the moonlight just might carry us to the stars.
Never Say You Can’tBruno Mars

This is a song of gratitude to fathers.
While there are many songs of thanks in the world, there may be relatively few that express appreciation specifically for fathers.
By the way, both “Bruno” and “Mars” are stage names, and it was none other than his father who gave him the nickname Bruno.
Versace On The Floor(Instrumental)Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars’s celebrated Christmas classic is, as expected, perfect for a moody, special night.
The dramatic opening and the way the track quickly brightens make it a very appealing choice for Christmas background music.
It’s a wonderful song that feels a bit luxurious, yet keeps things tasteful—capturing a sophisticated kind of excitement.
Bruno Mars’s Famous and Popular Songs (61–70)
Calling All My LoveliesBruno Mars

A track included on singer Bruno Mars’s third album, 24K Magic, released on September 18, 2016, by the Hawaii-born American artist.
True to his claim that 95% of music is about love, this song portrays the push and pull and the heartache of romance, making it a perfect fit for the hectic mood of December.
Don Quijote TV commercial ‘Donki, Let’s Go!’Bruno Mars

Isn’t it amazing that Bruno Mars, who’s active all around the world, is appearing in a Don Quijote commercial? It turns out he’s a huge fan of Don Quijote, and that connection led to this CM becoming a reality.
What’s more, he’s not only appearing in it—he also sings the CM song, making it an especially lavish ad.
His groovy dance that expresses the beat of the track with his whole body is incredibly cool, so be sure to watch it all the way through from start to finish.
To write songs, you need to have imagination. To keep your imagination alive, you need to be free.Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars, who is currently making a huge splash as part of the duo Silk Sonic with Anderson .Paak, has created numerous hit songs and has remained at the forefront of the scene from the 2010s to today.
Here’s one of his famous quotes.
In short, it means that you can’t make a good song unless you’re free.
It’s a wonderful quote that conveys his conviction to stay true to the soul music he wants to make, without being swayed by modern trends.


