Cover Versions
The song has been either recorded or performed live by:
- Julie Covington (1976)
- Olivia Newton-John (1977, on her album Making a Good Thing Better)
- Carpenters (1977, on their album Passage)
- Petula Clark (1977, CBS single, her French version "La Chanson d'Evita" peaked a #8 in France). She also recorded an Italian language version, "La No flores por mi Argentina"
- Elaine Paige (1978 original London cast)
- Shirley Bassey (1978, on her album The Magic Is You and in 1993 on her album Sings the Songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber)
- The Shadows (1978)
- Festival (1979 a dance disco version) (Later versions of album Disco Evita (Chronicles) (CD))
- Tom Jones (1979, album "Rescue Me")
- Patti LuPone (1979 original American cast recording)
- The Dooleys (1980, on their album Full House)
- Joan Baez (1980)
- Marti Webb (1981 on her album Won't Change Places and in 1995 on the album Music and Songs from Evita) Webb was the second actress to play Eva in London.
- Donna Summer (1981)
- Barbara Dickson (1985)
- Helene Fischer
- Stephanie Lawrence (1988) Lawrence succeeded Marti Webb, who had in turn replaced Paige in the original London production of Evita.
- Laura Branigan (1990, on her VHS / LD Laura Branigan in Concert)
- Sinéad O'Connor (1992, on her album Am I Not Your Girl)
- Andrea McArdle (1995)
- Sarah Brightman (1996)
- Madonna, for the 1996 film Evita
- The Mike Flowers Pops (1996)
- Maria Friedman (1996)
- Priscilla Chan (1997 Musical Encounters with Priscilla and the Philharmonic Orchestra)
- Judy Collins (1999, on her album Classic Broadway)
- Me First and the Gimme Gimmes (1999, on their album Me First and the Gimme Gimmes Are a Drag)
- Julian Lloyd Webber on the 2001 album Lloyd Webber Plays Lloyd Webber
- Elena Roger (2006 London cast recording and the 2012 New Broadway Cast Recording)
- Tina Arena (2008)
- Cilla Black
- Sharon Campbell
- Idina Menzel (2008 at Andrew Lloyd Webber's 60th Birthday Concert in London's Hyde Park )
- Fiona Hendley
- Katherine Jenkins
- Lea Michele and Chris Colfer (2010 for the TV series Glee) as a duet, with each singer taking a different stanza and performing before a different audience in a split-scene. Their solo versions were also in Glee: The Music, The Complete Season Two
- Il Divo (2011, on their album Wicked Game)
Paloma San Basilio and Nacha Guevara recorded versions of the song in Spanish ("No llores por mí Argentina"). Katja Ebstein did a popular German version called "Wein’ nicht um mich Argentinien".
Laura Branigan never recorded the song, but regularly sang it during concerts throughout her career.
Gheorghe Zamfir also produced a classical version of the music as part of his Magic of the Panpipes collection.
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