Who recorded the hit single "If You Go" in 1994?

Jon Secada recorded the 1994 hit single “If You Go.”

The song appeared on Secada’s second English-language album, Heart, Soul & a Voice, released in 1994. Secada co-wrote it with Miguel Morejon, and the recording was produced by Emilio Estefan, who had helped shape Secada’s early crossover career. Its polished pop and adult-contemporary sound made it one of Secada’s best-known songs.

“If You Go” reached No. 10 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and also performed strongly in Canada, where it topped the national singles chart. Secada recorded a Spanish-language counterpart, “Si te vas,” for Spanish-speaking markets; the two versions helped connect his English-language and Latin-pop audiences.

Listeners sometimes confuse the song with Secada’s earlier breakthrough “Just Another Day,” his 1992 hit. Both songs feature his distinctive romantic-pop style, but “If You Go” belongs to the 1994 Heart, Soul & a Voice era and was his last U.S. top-10 single.