Mariah Carey
- 31 records
- peak 1
- 2 number 1 hits
- 1990–2008
Mariah Carey made the Dutch Top 40 with 31 records, between 1990 and 2008. 2 records reached number 1, among them Without You (1994). Each record shows its peak position, how long it stayed in the chart and the week of that peak; every record plays on Spotify.
All entries
- 1Without You199418 weeks
- 1I'll Be There (feat. Trey Lorenz)199213 weeks
- 2One Sweet Day199514 weeks
- 2We Belong Together200513 weeks
- 4Endless Love (with Mariah Carey)19949 weeks
- 5When You Believe199815 weeks
- 5All I Want for Christmas Is You19946 weeks
- 6I Know What You Want (feat. Flipmode Squad)200311 weeks
- 7Heartbreaker (feat. JAŸ-Z)199915 weeks
- 7Get Your Number20057 weeks
- 8Dreamlover199313 weeks
- 8Vision of Love199011 weeks
- 8Honey19978 weeks
- 9Emotions19917 weeks
- 9Fantasy (feat. O.D.B.)19957 weeks
- 10Hero19938 weeks
- 10Anytime You Need a Friend19946 weeks
- 11Through The Rain20029 weeks
- 14Touch My Body20087 weeks
- 14Sweetheart19986 weeks
- 17Open Arms19965 weeks
- 24Thank God I Found You (feat. Joe & 98°)20006 weeks
- 24Love Takes Time19904 weeks
- 26It's Like That20054 weeks
- 27Against All Odds (Take A Look at Me Now) (feat. Westlife)20005 weeks
- 29Someday19913 weeks
- 30Always Be My Baby19964 weeks
- 32My All19986 weeks
- 32Don't Forget About Us20062 weeks
- 35Against All Odds (Take A Look at Me Now) (feat. Westlife)20002 weeks
- 35Loverboy20012 weeks
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
A few things you may be wondering about this artist in the Dutch Top 40.
How many records did Mariah Carey have in the Dutch Top 40?
31 records, 2 of them at number 1, between 1990 and 2008.
What was the biggest hit of Mariah Carey?
Without You, peaking at number 1 in 1994, 18 weeks on the chart.
When was Mariah Carey first and last in the chart?
The first entry was Vision of Love in 1990; the last record to enter was Touch My Body in 2008.
What does the graph next to each record show?
The run in the Top 40 from week to week: 1 at the top, 40 at the bottom, with the dot on the peak. A break in the line means the record left the chart for a while and returned later. On the right are the year of entry and the number of weeks.
How do you sort the entries, and where are the weekly charts?
With the selector above the entries: by peak or by year. Every complete weekly chart is under Top 40, found by year and week or by date.