There are some songs that managed to surpass their original version because thanks to their interpreters they have managed to stand out. Here’s what the most popular topics are.

Luis Miguel – Ahora Te Puedes Marchar (HD)

It is one of the best-known songs of the Mexican singer, belonging to the album “I am how I want to be”, released in 1987, which is a cover of the song by the singer Dusty Springfield, which is his first solo single, released in 1963.

In Mexico, Luis Miguel positioned himself as one of the public’s favorite artists thanks to this theme.

RBD – Me Voy Live

It is part of the album “Our love” and was one of the favorites of the fans, despite the fact that it was not a simple one, although it is actually a Spanish version of the song “Gone”, performed by the American singer Kelly Clarkson, part of the album “Breakaway”, which was released in 2004.

Magneto – Fly, fly

One of the best-known singles of this band was “Vuela, volar”, released in 1991, but few know that it is actually a Spanish version of the song “Voyage, Voyage”, performed by the French singer Desireless, in 1986.

Whitney Houston – “I Will Always Love You”

Perhaps one of the most popular songs by Whitney Houston is “I Will Always Love You”, thanks to the fact that it is part of the movie “The Bodyguard” (“The Bodyguard”), in 1992.

The single was actually composed and performed by country artist Dolly Parton in 1974.

Lila Downs, Niña Pastori, Soledad – Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir

One of the most popular themes of this group is this theme, which was actually composed by the Argentines Ángel Cabral and Enrique Dizeo, in 1936.

Furthermore, this composition also has the same melody as La Foule (The Crowd), from 1957, sung by Édith Piaf.