List of number-one hits of 1971 (Mexico)

This is a list of the songs that reached number one in Mexico in 1971, according to Billboard magazine with data provided by Radio Mil.January 30, 1971 issue of Billboard Magazine; page 56 (Retrieved 2016-03-14). Also included are the number-one songs according to the Record World magazine.

Chart history (Billboard)

Issue dateSongArtist(s)LabelRef.January 9"Y volveré"Los Ángeles NegrosCapitolJanuary 23"Yellow River"ChristieEpicJanuary 30February 20"My Sweet Lord"George HarrisonAppleFebruary 27March 6March 13March 20March 27April 3April 10"Nasty Sex"La Revolución de Emiliano ZapataPolydorApril 17May 15May 22"Mi corazón es un gitano"Lupita D'Alessio / NadaOrfeón / RCAMay 29Lupita D'AlessioOrfeónJune 5Lupita D'Alessio / NadaOrfeón / RCAJune 12June 19Lupita D'Alessio / Nada / Nicola Di BariJune 26July 3July 17July 31"Mary es mi amor"Leo DanCBSAugust 7August 14August 21September 4"Felicidad"Víctor Yturbe "El Pirulí"PhilipsSeptember 11"Mary es mi amor"Leo DanCBSSeptember 25October 2October 23"Double Barrel"Dave and Ansell CollinsPhillipsNovember 13"Rosa marchita"Roberto JordánRCANovember 20December 4"Porque yo te amo"Sandro de AméricaCBSDecember 11December 18December 25

By country of origin Number-one artists: Country of originNumber of artistsArtistsMexico4La Revolución de Emiliano ZapataLupita D'AlessioRoberto JordánVíctor Yturbe "El Pirulí"Argentina2Leo DanSandro de AméricaItaly2NadaNicola di BariUnited Kingdom2ChristieGeorge HarrisonChile1Los Ángeles NegrosJamaica1Dave and Ansell Collins

Number-one compositions (it denotes the country of origin of the song's composer[s]; in case the song is a cover of another one, the name of the original composition is provided in parentheses): Country of originNumber of compositionsCompositionsArgentina2"Mary es mi amor""Porque yo te amo"Mexico2"Felicidad""Nasty Sex"United Kingdom2"My Sweet Lord""Yellow River"France1"Y volveré" ("Emporte-moi")Italy1"Mi corazón es un gitano" ("Il cuore è uno zingaro")Jamaica1"Double Barrel"United States1"Rosa marchita" ("Cracklin' Rosie")

Chart history (Record World) Issue dateSongArtist(s)Ref.January 16"Cozumel"Los Sonor'sJanuary 16, 1971 issue of Record World magazine; page 40 (Retrieved 2017-06-07).April 10"Puente de piedra"Los ChicanosApril 10, 1971 issue of Record World magazine; page 41 (Retrieved 2017-06-07).June 26June 26, 1971 issue of Record World magazine; page 44 (Retrieved 2017-06-07).August 14"Mary es mi amor"Leo DanAugust 14, 1971 issue of Record World magazine; page 64 (Retrieved 2017-06-07).September 18September 18, 1971 issue of Record World magazine; page 28 (Retrieved 2017-06-07).October 23"Rosa marchita"Roberto JordánOctober 23, 1971 issue of Record World magazine; page 36 (Retrieved 2017-06-07).November 13"Mi amor es para ti"Los SolitariosNovember 13, 1971 issue of Record World magazine; page 44 (Retrieved 2017-06-07).

See also 1971 in music

References

Sources Print editions of the Billboard magazine from 9 January to 25 December 1971.