Bruno Mars Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Original songBruno Mars26rank/position

Many people were probably very surprised to see Bruno Mars appear in a Don Quijote commercial—and even sing an original song for it.

In the “Donki, Ikuyo” version, Bruno Mars shows up wearing a sukajan jacket emblazoned with a tiger, a hawk, and the word “Japan,” and he breaks into a dance.

The footage looks as cool as one of his music videos, and I bet plenty of people haven’t been able to get the song out of their heads since hearing it in the ad.

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Hane Keisuke

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GeneradeBruno Mars27rank/position

Bruno Mars – Generade

Generade means “hand grenade.” It’s a song that powerfully expresses a one-sided crush—the resolve to catch even a hand grenade for the sake of someone precious, to endure any pain.

When sung in Bruno’s voice, the sense of longing becomes even more poignant.

GorillaBruno Mars28rank/position

Bruno Mars – Gorilla (Official Music Video)

It’s a track from the second studio album, “Unorthodox Jukebox.” The mid-tempo rock and soft rock power-pop hooks, together with the primal, untamed vocals, vividly and viscerally bring the world of “Gorilla” to life.

If I KnewBruno Mars29rank/position

Bruno Mars – If I Knew (Official Audio)

Bruno Mars is an artist who has received high acclaim worldwide for works that mix disco sounds with contemporary R&B.

He’s extremely popular in Japan as well.

Up until the mid-2010s, his musical style was heavily influenced by Hawaiian music—reflecting his roots—and soul music.

His song “If I Knew” is also strongly influenced by soul, and although it’s an album track, it has been highly praised.

It’s a reconciliation song, so it’s recommended for men who want to get back together with their girlfriend on White Day.

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Ryo

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Bruno Mars – Young Girls (Official Audio)

We can’t leave out “Young Girls,” which is captivating for its nuanced English expressions.

This track appears on Bruno Mars’s second album.

It depicts how he deepens his interactions with attractive women, sparked by a car.

The lyrics include some words and expressions you might not hear often.

For that reason, it’s a good idea to check the lyrics carefully before singing.

On the other hand, the tempo stays steady throughout, making it a relatively approachable song to try.

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yamamoto

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