Mr. President climb to their first ever chart-topper

Summer is just around the corner, just in time for Mr. President to reach Number 1 with their tropical-fused hit Coco Jamboo. The group is the second German act to top the charts as preceded by La Bouche, who spent one week at Number 1 with Be My Lover. Mr. President dethrone Guus Meeuwis and Vagant, who crowned the list for five, record-breaking weeks.

Michael Jackson scores his second Top 10-entry with They Don’t Care About Us, taken from his successful album ‘HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I’. He already peaked within the Top 10 before with Earth Song, which reached Number 4 and was certified Gold. His newest single peaks at Number 8 this week.

Captain Jack score their first Top 10-hit with Captain Jack. The German Eurodance-act, consisting of Franky Gee and Liza Da Costa, have not entered the Top 10 before, making this their debut. Many German Eurodance-acts have preceded Captain Jack, including the Captain Hollywood Project with Flying High and Snap! with The First The Last Eternity. Captain Jack peak at Number 9 this week.

Los Del Rio score the highest debut of the week with Macarena, which is remixed by the Bayside Boys. The song was originally released in 1993 on the album ‘A mí me gusta’, but is currently becoming a big party hit due to the remix and the associated dance. The summery anthem begins at Number 19.

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Number
1 Up by 4

Coco Jamboo
Mr. President
From the album: We See The Same Sun
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
8
Number
2 Up by 2

I'll Never Break Your Heart
Backstreet Boys
From the album: Backstreet Boys
Peak
2
Weeks
11
Number
3 Down by 2

Per Spoor (Kedeng Kedeng)
Guus Meeuwis & Vagant
From the album: Verbazing
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
13
Number
4 Up by 2

California Love
2Pac featuring Dr. Dre & Roger Troutman
From the album: All Eyez on Me, Greatest Hits
Peak
4
Weeks
8
Number
5 Down by 2

Children
Robert Miles
From the album: Dreamland
Peak
2
Weeks
14
Number
6 Down by 4

Return of the Mack
Mark Morrison
From the album: Return of the Mack
Peak
2
Weeks
9
Number
7 Up by 2

Coming Home Now
Boyzone
From the album: Said and Done
Peak
7
Weeks
6
Number
8 Up by 3

They Don't Care About Us
Michael Jackson
From the album: HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I
Peak
8
Weeks
6
Number
9 Up by 6

Captain Jack
Captain Jack
From the album: The Mission
Peak
9
Weeks
5
Number
10 Down by 3

Falling Into You
Céline Dion
From the album: Falling Into You
Peak
5
Weeks
11
Number
11 Down by 3

Alles of Niets
Linda, Roos & Jessica
From the album: Linda, Roos & Jessica
Peak
3
Weeks
9
Number
12 Up by 1

Fastlove
George Michael
From the album: Older
Peak
12
Weeks
3
Number
13 Down by 3

Because You Loved Me
Céline Dion
From the album: Falling Into You
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
12
Number
14

Ironic
Alanis Morissette
From the album: Jagged Little Pill
Peak
10
Weeks
7
Number
15 Down by 3

How Deep Is Your Love
Take That
From the album: Greatest Hits
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
11
Number
16 Up by 3

1,2,3,4 (Sumpin' New)
Coolio
From the album: Gangsta's Paradise
Peak
16
Weeks
4
Number
17 Up by 9

Vrij Zijn
Marco Borsato
From the album: Als Geen Ander
Peak
17
Weeks
3
Number
18 Down by 1

24/7
3T
From the album: Brotherhood
Peak
17
Weeks
3
Number
19 Debut

Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)
Los Del Rio featuring Bayside Boys
Peak
19
Weeks
1
Number
20 Down by 4

Jump For Joy
2 Unlimited
From the album: Hits Unlimited
Peak
2
Weeks
17
Number
21 Down by 3

Ik Leef Niet Meer Voor Jou
Marco Borsato
From the album: Als Geen Ander
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
15
Number
22 Down by 2

15 Miljoen Mensen
Fluitsma & Van Tijn
Peak
6
Weeks
12
Number
23 Up by 8

Hava Naquila
Party Animals
From the album: Good Vibrations
Peak
23
Weeks
5
Number
24 Down by 3

Anything
3T
From the album: Brotherhood
Peak
3
Weeks
16
Number
25 Up by 7

Children of the Night
Nakatomi
Peak
25
Weeks
2
Number
26 Down by 2

Drill Instructor
Captain Jack
From the album: The Mission
Peak
22
Weeks
4
Number
27 Down by 4

Don't Look Back in Anger
Oasis
From the album: (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
Peak
2
Weeks
19
Number
28 Up by 7

Firestarter
The Prodigy
From the album: The Fat of the Land
Peak
28
Weeks
2
Number
29 Down by 4

Fairy Tales
2 Brothers on the 4th Floor
From the album: 2
Peak
10
Weeks
12
Number
30 Down by 8

Bloke
Republica
From the album: Republica
Peak
22
Weeks
6
Number
31 Up by 2

Jesus To A Child
George Michael
From the album: Older
Peak
2
Weeks
18
Number
32 Debut

Margherita
Marco Borsato
From the album: Als Geen Ander
Peak
32
Weeks
1
Number
33 Down by 3

Spaceman
Babylon Zoo
From the album: The Boy With The X-Ray Eyes
Peak
5
Weeks
15
Number
34 Down by 7

Have You Ever Been Mellow
Party Animals
From the album: Good Vibrations
Peak
6
Weeks
18
Number
35 Down by 7

Always Be My Baby
Mariah Carey
From the album: Daydream
Peak
21
Weeks
8
Number
36 Down by 2

There's Nothing I Won't Do
JX
Peak
21
Weeks
7
Number
37 Up by 2

Something Changed
Pulp
From the album: Different Class
Peak
37
Weeks
2
Number
38 Down by 9

Informer
Snow
From the album: 12 Inches of Snow
Peak
25
Weeks
5
Number
39 Debut

Sexy Eyes
Whigfield
From the album: Whigfield
Peak
39
Weeks
1
Number
40 Down by 4

Let The Music Play
Shannon
From the album: Let The Music Play
Peak
28
Weeks
5

Dropouts

Number
37 Dropout

Morning Glory
Oasis
From the album: (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
Peak
8
Weeks
18
Number
38 Dropout

I Wanna Be A Hippy
Technohead
From the album: Headsex
Peak
23
Weeks
8
Number
40 Dropout

Ademnood
Linda, Roos & Jessica
From the album: Linda, Roos & Jessica
Peak
1 (for 6 weeks)
Weeks
24

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Date

May 17, 1996

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5 1 Mr. President – “Coco Jamboo” 1(×1) 8

4 2 Backstreet Boys – “I'll Never Break Your Heart” 2 11

1 3 Guus Meeuwis & Vagant – “Per Spoor (Kedeng Kedeng)” 1(×5) 13

6 4 2Pac ft. Dr. Dre & Roger Troutman – “California Love” 4 8

3 5 Robert Miles – “Children” 2 14

2 6 Mark Morrison – “Return of the Mack” 2 9

9 7 Boyzone – “Coming Home Now” 7 6

11 8 Michael Jackson – “They Don't Care About Us” 8 6

15 9 Captain Jack – “Captain Jack” 9 5

7 10 Céline Dion – “Falling Into You” 5 11

8 11 Linda, Roos & Jessica – “Alles of Niets” 3 9

13 12 George Michael – “Fastlove” 12 3

10 13 Céline Dion – “Because You Loved Me” 1(×2) 12

14 14 Alanis Morissette – “Ironic” 10 7

12 15 Take That – “How Deep Is Your Love” 1(×2) 11

19 16 Coolio – “1,2,3,4 (Sumpin' New)” 16 4

26 17 Marco Borsato – “Vrij Zijn” 17 3

17 18 3T – “24/7” 17 3

NE 19 Los Del Rio ft. Bayside Boys – “Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)” 19 1

16 20 2 Unlimited – “Jump For Joy” 2 17

18 21 Marco Borsato – “Ik Leef Niet Meer Voor Jou” 1(×4) 15

20 22 Fluitsma & Van Tijn – “15 Miljoen Mensen” 6 12

31 23 Party Animals – “Hava Naquila” 23 5

21 24 3T – “Anything” 3 16

32 25 Nakatomi – “Children of the Night” 25 2

24 26 Captain Jack – “Drill Instructor” 22 4

23 27 Oasis – “Don't Look Back in Anger” 2 19

35 28 The Prodigy – “Firestarter” 28 2

25 29 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor – “Fairy Tales” 10 12

22 30 Republica – “Bloke” 22 6

33 31 George Michael – “Jesus To A Child” 2 18

NE 32 Marco Borsato – “Margherita” 32 1

30 33 Babylon Zoo – “Spaceman” 5 15

27 34 Party Animals – “Have You Ever Been Mellow” 6 18

28 35 Mariah Carey – “Always Be My Baby” 21 8

34 36 JX – “There's Nothing I Won't Do” 21 7

39 37 Pulp – “Something Changed” 37 2

29 38 Snow – “Informer” 25 5

NE 39 Whigfield – “Sexy Eyes” 39 1

36 40 Shannon – “Let The Music Play” 28 5

DROPOUTS:

37 -- Oasis – “Morning Glory” 8 18

38 -- Technohead – “I Wanna Be A Hippy” 23 8

40 -- Linda, Roos & Jessica – “Ademnood” 1(×6) 24

Mr. President climb to their first ever chart-topper

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