Céline Dion leads the list for a third week; Madonna her comeback makes a Top 10-debut

Céline Dion celebrates a third consecutive week at Number 1 with My Heart Will Go On. The song is becoming an international sensation, topping the list in almost every chart it enters. Its success has made sure that no one can dethrone Céline Dion of her position, although strong competition is close. Run-DMC and Jason Nevins enter a second week at Number 2 with It’s Like That. Steps also form opposition with 5,6,7,8 at Number 3. Maybe one of these acts will dethrone Céline Dion of her position next week.

The Lighthouse Family enter the Top 10 with High. The single has been on the verge of breaking the Top 10 for weeks, having peaked at Number 11 two times in the past seven weeks. The Lighthouse Family finally cracks the Top 10 with their hit, which is also becoming a considerable success throughout Europe. The single peaked Number 4 in the United Kingdom and is slowly becoming the group’s biggest seller in the country. On this list, High peaks at Number 10 this week.

Madonna scores the highest debut of the week. The American singer-songwriter has already made an everlasting impact in the music industry, scoring hit after hit all over the world. Her albums and singles sold millions and Madonna is certified as one of the best-selling artists of all time. Since charting began in 1995, Madonna has scored one Top 10-hit on this list with Don’t Cry For Me Argentina. The single, taken from the soundtrack of “Evita”, hit Number 4 and amassed over 40,000 points. More endeavors followed, including Another Suitcase In Another Hall earlier last year. Madonna now makes a fully fledged return to pop with Frozen, which is her first new material released since 1995. Frozen received critical acclaim upon release and is becoming a fast seller around the world. On this list, Madonna her return storms into the Top 10, debuting at Number 8.