Mariah Carey Ballads: Popular Songs Ranking [2025]
A multiple award-winning artist, she is renowned for her exceptional vocal prowess—so much so that she’s nicknamed the “diva with a seven-octave range.” Her heartfelt ballads, delivered with that remarkable voice, have won her a large following.
Here’s a compilation of those ballads.
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Mariah Carey Ballads: Popular Songs Ranking [2025]
Bye ByeMariah Carey8rank/position

This work tells the story of being parted by death from a beloved partner, and it’s a fairly heavy ballad that chronicles the sorrow and sense of hopelessness of never being able to meet again.
Released in April 2008, it was issued as a single by Mariah Carey and was cut as a single from her 11th original album E=MC2, which was released the same month.
Listening to it with the Japanese translation, you can’t help but feel tears well up.
There really are many different kinds of ballads.
The line, “Day after day passes as I think, if only I could talk with you even a little,” is filled with profound sadness.
Vision of LoveMariah Carey9rank/position

Mariah Carey, the American songstress known for her wide five-and-a-half-octave range and whistle register, released her landmark debut single in May 1990, a song that went on to have a major impact on the music world.
In this track, she sings of gratitude and joy—almost like a prayer—at the moment when the ideal love she had long envisioned finally becomes reality after enduring many years of hardship.
Included on her debut album “Mariah Carey,” the song topped the U.
S.
charts for four consecutive weeks and won a Grammy the following year.
It carries an atmosphere that feels like a fusion of grand gospel and soulful R&B.
It’s the kind of anthem that gently encourages those striving toward their dreams.





