List of number-one albums of 2009 (Brazil)

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List of number-one albums of 2009 (Brazil) - Shortened version

In 2009, eleven different albums reached the top spot on Brazil’s ABPD chart (CD - TOP 20 Semanal). The ABPD chart started on June 22, 2009, so weeks before that aren’t shown.

Longest-running number one
- Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos by Roberto Carlos spent seven weeks at number one, from September 7 to October 19.

Other notable runs
- Michael Jackson had two weeks at number one in July with Greatest Hits History (July 6) and Thriller (July 13).
- Ana Carolina’s N9ve topped the chart for three weeks in August (August 10, 17, 24).
- Victor & Leo’s Ao Vivo e em Cores was at the top for four weeks in November (November 2, 9, 16, 23).
- Canta Jovem Guarda II by Raça Negra reached number one on December 14.

condensed chart history (date – album – artist)
- June 22: Paraíso Nacional (soundtrack)
- June 29: Eu e o Tempo (Padre Fábio de Melo)
- July 6: Greatest Hits History (Michael Jackson)
- July 13: Thriller (Michael Jackson)
- July 27: Paraíso Nacional (soundtrack)
- August 3: Paraíso Nacional (soundtrack)
- August 10: N9ve (Ana Carolina)
- August 17: N9ve (Ana Carolina)
- August 24: N9ve (Ana Carolina)
- August 31: Caminho das Índias Internacional (soundtrack)
- September 7: Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos (Roberto Carlos)
- September 14: Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos (Roberto Carlos)
- September 21: Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos (Roberto Carlos)
- September 28: Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos (Roberto Carlos)
- October 5: Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos (Roberto Carlos)
- October 12: Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos (Roberto Carlos)
- October 19: Elas Cantam Roberto Carlos (Roberto Carlos)
- October 26: Promessas (Various Artists)
- November 2: Ao Vivo e em Cores (Victor & Leo)
- November 9: Ao Vivo e em Cores (Victor & Leo)
- November 16: Ao Vivo e em Cores (Victor & Leo)
- November 23: Ao Vivo e em Cores (Victor & Leo)
- December 14: Canta Jovem Guarda II (Raça Negra)

Notes
- The ABPD chart began on June 22, 2009, so entries before that aren’t included.
- The ABPD did not publish the last two weeks of December 2009, and did not publish for the week of November 30, which is why those weeks aren’t present in the list.