From Beyonce to Celine Dion: Miss U bets reveal their favorite songs

It's 2017, but Miss Japan still can't get enough of "My Heart Will Go On," Celine Dion's award-winning song for the movie "Titanic."

Even better, Miss Mexico and Miss Turkey love the song just as much.

On Tuesday, the Miss Universe Organization shared a list of the beauty queens' favorite songs and Celine Dion was a popular choice, along with Beyonce, Coldplay, Marc Anthony, and Bruno Mars.

Misses Malaysia, Malta, Panama, and Poland professed their love for Coldplay tracks "Fix You", "Paradise", "Sky Full of Stars", and "Viva La Vida" respectively.

Miss France and Miss Great Britain both love "Run the World (Girls)"  by Beyonce, while Miss Iceland and New Zealand said they prefer Queen Bey's song "I Am Here." Miss Bulgaria went with a sweeter Beyonce track, "Halo."

Misses Korea, Tanzania, and Nigeria all love Bruno Mars, naming "Just The Way You Are" and "Treasure" as their top picks.

Marc Anthony is the top choice of representatives from Guatemala, Netherlands, Paraguay, and Puerto Rico.

Miss Philippines Maxine Medina had a unique answer: "Dance With My Father" by Luther Vandross. Miss Czech Republic, on the other hand, prefers "Dancing On My Own" by Robyn.

Miss Albania and Miss Hungary both love "Love Me Like You Do" by Ellie Goulding, while Miss Barbados and Miss Sri Lanka went for more empowering anthems—"Rise" by Katy Perry and "Girl On Fire" by Alicia Keys.

Miss Aruba picked the fun Avril Lavigne hit single "Sk8r Bo" from 2002. Miss Australia stayed current and went for DJ Snake and Justin Bieber's "Let Me Love You."

Music giants Adele and Taylor Swift made only one appearance on the list. Miss Slovenia loves "Someone Like You" and Miss Singapore is very into "Shake It Off."

And, in a very Pinoy move almost, Miss Austria went with the great Whitney Houston and confessed her love for "I Have Nothing."

Check out the full list at the official Miss Universe website.

Watch the 65th Miss Universe coronation event live on GMA on January 30, beginning at 8 a.m. — Aya Tantiangco/BM, GMA News