List of number-one hits of 1962 (Mexico)

This is a list of the songs that reached number one in Mexico in 1962, according to Billboard magazine with data provided by Audiomusica.^[1]

Chart history

Issue Date	Song	Artist(s)	Ref.
January 6	"Popotitos"	Los Teen Tops	[2]
January 13			[3]
January 20			[4]
January 27			[5]
February 3			[6]
February 10	"El loco"	Javier Solís	[7]
February 17			[8]
February 24			[9]
March 3			[10]
March 10			[11]
March 17			[12]
March 24			[13]
March 31			[14]
April 7			[15]
April 14			[16]
April 21			[17]
April 28			[18]
May 5			[19]
May 12			[20]
May 19			[21]
May 26			[22]
June 2			[23]
June 9			[24]
June 16	"Susie la coqueta" / "El gran Tomás"	Mayté Gaos	[25]
June 23	"El gran Tomás"		[26]
June 30			[27]
July 7			[28]
July 14			[29]
July 21	"Triángulo"	Los Tres Reyes	[30]
July 28			[31]
August 4	"El gran Tomás"	Mayté Gaos
August 11			[32]
August 18			[33]
August 25	"Triángulo"	Los Tres Reyes	[34]
September 1	"Ven, que te quiero"	Los Impala	[35]
September 8			[36]
September 15
September 22			[37]
September 29			[38]
October 6	"El nido"	Sonora Santanera
October 13			[39]
October 20	"Que se mueran de envidia"	Javier Solís	[40]
October 27	"El nido"	Sonora Santanera	[41]
November 3			[42]
November 10	"Que se mueran de envidia"	Javier Solís	[43]
November 17			[44]
November 24	"Muchacha bonita"	Miguel Aceves Mejía & Marco Antonio Muñiz / José Alfredo Jiménez	[45]
December 1			[46]
December 8			[47]
December 15	"El nido"	Sonora Santanera	[48]
December 22	"Muchacha bonita"	Miguel Aceves Mejía & Marco Antonio Muñiz / José Alfredo Jiménez	[49]
December 29	"El ladrón"	Sonora Santanera	[50]

By country of origin

Number-one artists:

Country of origin	Number of artists	Artists
Mexico	7	Los Teen Tops
		Javier Solís
		Los Tres Reyes
		Los Impala
		Sonora Santanera
		Miguel Aceves Mejía & Marco Antonio Muñiz
		José Alfredo Jiménez
Spain	1	Mayté Gaos

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 origin	Number of compositions	Compositions
Mexico	5	"El loco"
		"Ven, que te quiero"
		"El nido"
		"Muchacha bonita"
		"El ladrón"
United States	3	"Popotitos" ("Bony Moronie")
		"Susie la coqueta" ("Runaround Sue")
		"El gran Tomás" ("Norman")
Puerto Rico	1	"Triángulo"

See also

• 1962 in music

References

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Sources

• Print editions of the Billboard magazine from January 6 to December 29, 1962.