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ZARD Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Debuting in 1991, ZARD rose to popularity with hits like “Makenaide” and “Yureru Omoi,” captivating listeners with her beautiful vocals.

Although she passed away at a young age, the timeless masterpieces ZARD left behind continue to be loved by people of all generations.

In this article, we’ll present a ranking of ZARD’s love songs.

ZARD Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026] (11–20)

Don’t give upZARD11rank/position

Don't Give Up – ZARD (Full)
Don't give upZARD

Many people probably think of this song when they hear “cheering song,” don’t they? With Izumi Sakai’s clear, pure vocals gently supporting and pushing the hearts of those with unrequited love, ZARD’s signature track “Makenaide” (“Don’t Give Up”) became the band’s first million-seller upon its release in January 1993.

Its strong message—keep looking forward and moving ahead without giving up, even when facing difficulties—has encouraged countless people not only in love but in many aspects of life.

It’s perfect for those in long-distance relationships or anyone who’s struggling to find the courage to confess their feelings.

Why not listen to this song and take that brave step? Your feelings will surely reach the one you care about.

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Turn the roulette of fateZARD12rank/position

SARD UNDERGROUND 'Spin the Roulette of Fate' MV
Turn the roulette of fateZARD

A song released on September 17, 1998 as ZARD’s 25th single.

It’s a mysterious and thrilling pop song that looks to the past on the horizon, peers into the future through a telescope, and suggests that your destined person is right beside you, watching you.

It was used as the opening theme for the anime Detective Conan.

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My Baby Grand ~Wanting Warmth~ZARD13rank/position

ZARD is a music unit widely supported across generations, known for signature songs like “Don’t Give Up.” Among their releases, one track that poignantly portrays a bittersweet love story is “My Baby Grand ~Nukumori ga Hoshikute~,” released in 1997.

It also drew attention for being featured in NTT DoCoMo’s ’97 winter commercial.

Over a weighty rock sound, Izumi Sakai’s crystal-clear vocals resonate.

It’s a love song that evokes the romantic feel of ’90s trendy dramas.

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