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Il Divo Popular Songs Ranking [2025]
The songs sung by this quartet feature beautiful harmonies and captivate listeners with their diverse vocal styles.
Their musical genres span a wide range, including crossover, adult contemporary, folk music, religious music, bolero, mambo, tango, and more.
We’ve put together a ranking of their popular songs.
Be sure to check it out!
Il Divo Popular Song Ranking [2025] (1–10)
Amazing GraceIl Divo1rank/position
This is a hymn sung by a vocal group formed in the UK, consisting of four members from Spain, the United States, France, and Switzerland.
Their beautiful voices are soothing, and the sound of the bagpipes evokes a sense of nostalgia.
I think it’s a perfect song to create a moving atmosphere at a wedding or reception.
Flowers Will BloomIl Divo2rank/position
Il Divo is a multinational a cappella group whose four members each hail from different countries—Spain, the United States, France, and Switzerland—and who debuted in the UK.
The song is “Hana wa Saku” (Flowers Will Bloom), created to support recovery from Japan’s Great East Japan Earthquake and used in an NHK project.
The English translation is excellent, and it moves me to tears just by listening.
Like a hymn and resonant like opera, it strikes the heart even more deeply.
Their overwhelming vocals showcase what makes them unique.
If you’re Japanese, I truly hope you’ll listen at least once to Il Divo’s rendition of “Hana wa Saku.” They’ve toured Japan many times, are known for their fondness for Japan—singing “Furusato” beautifully in Japanese during their shows—and have even visited disaster-stricken areas.
On top of that, they’re all quite dashing and handsome.
HallelujahIl Divo3rank/position
Hallelujah features a soothing, mellow guitar tone right from the intro.
It’s a track included on the 2008 album The Promise.
The original song was released in 1984 by Canadian poet and singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen.
Il Divo’s cover carries a clear, refreshing quality, and their gentle, conversational vocals slowly sink in and resonate.
In the home live version, you can also see Urs playing the guitar, so be sure to check that out too!
The Winner Takes It AllIl Divo4rank/position
A classic by ABBA.
This is a song where you can truly savor what they call their “popera” (pop + opera) worldview.
I’ve always loved ABBA, but Il Divo’s poignantly sweet vocals and the dignified presence of the four members are a must-see.
A Spanish version titled “The Winner” is included on their album “The Promise,” released in November 2008.
Time To Say GoodbyeIl Divo5rank/position
The brilliance of Il Divo’s Time To Say Goodbye has carried over from film to television drama, its moving melody stirring the heart.
Used as the theme song for the 2011 series Diplomat Kosaku Kuroda, the track left a striking impression, preserving the charm of the original while Il Divo’s distinctive vocals evoke a dreamlike world.
Blending classical and pop elements, it remains one of their signature songs, retaining its appeal long after its release.
Perfectly in harmony with the drama’s emotional scenes, it has surely been etched deeply into the memories of many viewers.
AdagioIl Divo6rank/position
A piece by the Baroque-era composer Albinoni, arranged in an operatic style by Il Divo.
It has permeated not only classical music but also popular culture and is used in a variety of settings.
The title “Adagio” is a classical musical term meaning “slowly.” True to its name, the gentle, unhurried melody feels like it stays by your side even in sorrow.
Il Divo’s harmonies and the timbre of the strings are beautiful, and the build-up toward the climax and the power of the unison are especially striking—absolutely breathtaking.
It’s a masterpiece you should definitely hear in Il Divo’s version.
All I Ask of YouIl Divo7rank/position
A famous song from the musical The Phantom of the Opera.
It’s included on the album Musical Affair, released in October 2013.
A French version was also released in December 2014.
Kristin Chenoweth’s voice as Christine and Il Divo’s harmonies are outstanding.