This is a list of the songs that reached number one in Mexico in 1962, according to Billboard magazine with data provided by Audiomusica.January 6, 1962 issue of Billboard Magazine; page 17 (Retrieved 2016-01-13)
Chart history Issue dateSongArtist(s)Ref.January 6"Popotitos"Los Teen TopsJanuary 13January 20January 27February 3February 10"El loco"Javier SolísFebruary 17February 24March 3March 10March 17March 24March 31April 7April 14April 21April 28May 5May 12May 19May 26June 2June 9June 16"Susie la coqueta" / "El gran Tomás"Mayté GaosJune 23"El gran Tomás"June 30July 7July 14July 21"Triángulo"Los Tres ReyesJuly 28August 4"El gran Tomás"Mayté GaosAugust 11August 18August 25"Triángulo"Los Tres ReyesSeptember 1"Ven, que te quiero"Los ImpalaSeptember 8September 15September 22September 29October 6"El nido"Sonora SantaneraOctober 13October 20"Que se mueran de envidia"Javier SolísOctober 27"El nido"Sonora SantaneraNovember 3November 10"Que se mueran de envidia"Javier SolísNovember 17November 24"Muchacha bonita"Miguel Aceves Mejía & Marco Antonio Muñiz / José Alfredo JiménezDecember 1December 8December 15"El nido"Sonora SantaneraDecember 22"Muchacha bonita"Miguel Aceves Mejía & Marco Antonio Muñiz / José Alfredo JiménezDecember 29"El ladrón"Sonora Santanera
By country of origin Number-one artists: Country of originNumber of artistsArtistsMexico7Los Teen TopsJavier SolísLos Tres ReyesLos ImpalaSonora SantaneraMiguel Aceves Mejía & Marco Antonio MuñizJosé Alfredo JiménezSpain1Mayté 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 originNumber of compositionsCompositionsMexico5"El loco""Ven, que te quiero""El nido""Muchacha bonita""El ladrón"United States3"Popotitos" ("Bony Moronie")"Susie la coqueta" ("Runaround Sue")"El gran Tomás" ("Norman")Puerto Rico1"Triángulo"
See also 1962 in music
References
Sources Print editions of the Billboard magazine from January 6 to December 29, 1962.