Hit and popular songs by Bruno Mars
Bruno Mars is a singer who represents the United States.
He’s very familiar to Japanese audiences as well, having performed many concerts here, and I’m sure he has a lot of fans.
In 2024, he made headlines by appearing in a commercial for Japan’s Don Quijote.
So this time, we’ll be introducing Bruno Mars’s iconic and popular songs!
He’s also well known among fans as a Japanophile, even covering Japanese songs during his live shows.
We’ll be showcasing a selection of tracks that capture Bruno Mars’s charm all at once, so be sure to check them out!
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Bruno Mars’s Masterpieces and Popular Songs (21–30)
GoldBruno Mars
This song is performed by PARTYNEXTDOOR and Bruno.
Its theme is the beginning of a romance—finding a beautiful woman at a club.
Even though the club was dark, the woman he saw stood out; her outfit and personality shone brightly and she looked stunning.
The rhythm is very danceable, and it’s the kind of song that makes you want to sing along as you listen.
If I KnewBruno Mars
This is a track from the second studio album, “Unorthodox Jukebox.” As the song that closes the album, it gives the illusion of an end credits sequence rolling.
It’s a short piece that gently seeps in, carried by Bruno’s emotionally rich vocals.
Bruno Mars’s Masterpieces and Popular Songs (31–40)
LostBruno Mars
It’s a song about a woman who wants to break up with Bruno, but Bruno can’t accept it.
He sings that he likes her so much it’s driving him crazy.
The woman is determined to end the relationship, but Bruno doesn’t understand why they have to break up.
The woman thinks Bruno has already lost his mind.
Money Make Her SmileBruno Mars
It’s a track from the second studio album, “Unorthodox Jukebox.” The title translates to something like “Money makes her smile,” a rather raw expression.
Try imagining how Bruno feels as he shouts this title in a serious mood.
NatalieBruno Mars
This is a track from the second studio album, “Unorthodox Jukebox.” The lyrics depict Bruno’s feelings about a woman named Natalie, a jewel thief.
It’s a serious song with a tense, fast-paced energy.
Nothing On YouBruno Mars
It’s the debut single from B.
o.
B’s first studio album, “B.
o.
B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray.” Bruno participates as the vocalist.
This video is a live version where Bruno sings all the way through.
The original version, featuring B.
o.
B’s rap and mellow electric piano, is also excellent.
Talking to the MoonBruno Mars
It’s included on the debut album Doo-Wops & Hooligans, released on January 12, 2011.
The album was released in 11 countries worldwide, topped the charts in six, and reached No.
2 or No.
3 in the others, becoming a huge hit.
It was also used in a NTT Docomo commercial featuring Masami Nagasawa, so many of you have probably heard it.
It’s a gentle, beautiful, and catchy track.