Top 50 Songs of March 1998🌍 – The Biggest Hits Around the World!

March 1998 was packed with surprises, unforgettable comebacks and powerful newcomers! 🔥 Let’s rewind the countdown from #50 all the way to the top, and uncover the stories behind the biggest songs of the month 📀⬆️

Fresh faces and new vibes brought some serious heat! Dutch rocker Anouk delivered raw emotion with Nobody’s Wife, while Imani Coppola spiced things up with her quirky, genre-blending Legend of a Cowgirl. Iconic diva Shirley Bassey teamed up with Propellerheads for the stylish History Repeating, and Cornershop gave us the infectious Brimful of Asha. Meanwhile, Billie Myers poured her heart out on Kiss The Rain, and Richie Sambora went solo with the heartfelt Hard Times Come Easy. What a month for eclectic sounds and bold artists 🎸🎤✨

From the world of dance-pop and Eurobeat, we got the energetic Bamboogie by Bamboo, the spicy empowerment anthem Stop by the fabulous Spice Girls, and the irresistible Show Me Love by Swedish pop princess Robyn. Espen Lind, straight from Norway, touched hearts with the beautiful ballad When Susannah Cries. And then there’s Eric Clapton, with his deeply personal My Father's Eyes, reminding us why he's an absolute legend 🎶🌍

Country-pop royalty Shania Twain made her grand entrance with the tender and romantic You're Still The One 💖, climbing the charts with elegance and charm. And speaking of crossovers, the powerful duo Eros Ramazzotti and Tina Turner continued to rise with Cose Della Vita, blending Italian soul with timeless vocals.

There was movement everywhere! Smash Mouth jumped into the top 5 with their funky, fun Walkin’ On The Sun, while All Saints soared with Never Ever – a track full of harmonies and girl power energy. Over in the UK, Oasis continued their Britpop reign, and Robbie Williams kept shining with Angels, his emotional signature ballad ☁️🕊️

Will Smith brought the groove with Gettin' Jiggy Wit It, and Madonna froze us in time with her ethereal Frozen. Lighthouse Family climbed high with High, and I Do by Lisa Loeb added a tender, acoustic touch to the chart.

Now… who conquered the Top 3?

At #3, we find the brilliant Natalie Imbruglia with her vulnerable, haunting hit Torn — a song that defined an era. At #2, the ever-iconic Janet Jackson continued to spread love and good vibes with Together Again, a dance-pop classic with heart and depth 💃🌈

And taking the crown this month at #1… the powerful, emotional, breathtaking Celine Dion with My Heart Will Go On 🌊🎻. Straight from the Titanic soundtrack, this timeless anthem soared into our hearts and hasn’t left since. What a moment. What a voice. What a queen.

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