This is a list of the number one hits in Hungary in 1995 . It is based on the Top 40 album, DVD és válogatáslemez-lista of the Magyar Hanglemezkiadók Szövetsége (Mahasz), the Hungarian representative of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry .
Film and television music are generally very popular in Hungary, and for the first time the soundtrack of a domestic TV series was number one. The main responsible as composer and producer was the saxophonist Dés László .
Károly's debut album “Charlie” Horváth was still in second place, a year later the follow-up album made it to the top. Despite numerous other successful albums, it remained his only top ranking.
Only the first four hit samplers of the Hungarian edition of Bravo magazine were listed in the album charts; they reached number one twice. Many Bravo samplers were later to be found in their own compilation charts.
The rock band had their heyday between 1970 and the end of 1980, then they broke up. A brief reunion in the mid-1990s was crowned by this number one album.
With his first two singles, the US jazz musician, who was discovered in Germany, reached number one in many countries, Hungary was one of the few countries where the debut album also made it.
In 1990 the two heavyweight musicians made their chart debut and with their second album Kiabálj they were already in second place. This sixth album was their most successful and the only one that made it to the top.
September 11, 1995 - November 19, 1995 10 weeks (total of 12)
It was also the sixth album for the Ungaro rock band, which brought them to number one this year, but they had already made it with their debut album in 1991. And it wasn't her last top album either.
November 20, 1995 - January 21, 1996 9 weeks (total 11)
The productive hit star only needed a little more than three years for five number one albums and for the third time in a row he topped the Hungarian charts during the high-turnover period around the turn of the year.
List of number one hits in Hungary
