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This is a list of notable events in Latin music (music from the Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking areas of Latin America, Latin Europe, and the United States) that took place in 1986.
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Title | Artist | Genre(s) | Singles | Label |
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Dois | Legião Urbana | Punk rock, acoustic rock, folk rock | "Eduardo e Mônica, "Tempo Perdido", ""Índios"" | EMI |
Castígame | Lucía Méndez | Latin pop | "Castígame" | |
Dile | Lorenzo Antonio | Latin pop | "Doce Rosas" | |
Fantasía | Franco De Vita | Latin pop | "Sólo Me Importas Tú" "No Hace Falta Decirlo" | CBS Discos |
El Hombre de Mi Vida | Angélica María | Latin pop | "El Hombre de Mi Vida" | RCA |
20 Millas | Flans | Latin pop | "El Hombre de Mi Vida" | Melody |
Desnudo | Emmanuel | Latin pop | "Toda La Vida "Es Mi Mujer" "No Te Quites la Ropa" | RCA |
Parrandas Navideñas | Julio Angel | Latin pop | ||
Ofrenda | Danny Rivera | Latin pop | Jardinero de Cariños | |
Lo Bello y lo Prohibido | Braulio | Latin pop | "En Bancarrota" "Noche de Bodas" | |
Mujer de todos, Mujer de nadie | Daniela Romo | Latin pop | "De Mí Enamórate" | EMI |
Tú Sin Mí | Ednita Nazario | Latin pop | "Tú Sin Mí" "El Dolor de Tu Presencía" | Melody |
Siempre Contigo | José José | Latin pop | "¿Y Quién Puede Ser?" "Corre y Ve Con Él" | Ariola |
Versátil y Temperamental | Sophy | Latin pop | ||
Te Amaré | José Feliciano | Latin pop | "Te Amaré" "Le Lo Lai" "Se Me Sigue Olvidando" | RCA |
Agenda de baile | Camilo Sesto | Latin pop | "Me la Estás Poniendo Dificil" | RCA |
Yo Canto | Franco | Latin pop | "Toda la Vida" | |
Refrescante | Menudo | Latin pop | ||
Enamorarse | Nicola di Bari | Latin pop | "Rosa" | |
Atrévete | Caridad Canelón | Latin pop | "Atrévete" | |
Pensamientos | Juan Gabriel | Latin pop | "Te Lo Pido Por Favór" "Sólo Se Que Fué en Marzó "Yo No Sé Qué Me Pasó" "Hasta Que Te Conocí" | Ariola |
Siempre | Rocío Dúrcal | Latin pop | "La Guirnalda" "Quédate Conmigo Esta Noche" "Hazlo por Mi" | Ariola |
Te Cantaré | Jorge Muñiz | Latin pop | ||
Fuga | Lissette | Latin pop | "Vivo" "Eva" | |
Ensueño | Julio Angel | Latin pop | ||
Imaginando | José Nogueras | Latin pop | ||
Estoy Celoso | Diego Verdaguer | Latin pop | ||
¿Dónde Estarás? | Industria del Amor | Regional Mexican | ||
La Suavecita | Liberación | Regional Mexican | ||
Oiga | Joan Sebastian | Regional Mexican | "Oiga" "Lobo Domesticado" | Musart |
All I Could Do Was Cry | La Sombra | Regional Mexican | ||
Amor Fingido | Grupo Pegasso | Regional Mexican | ||
No. 16, Part 2 | Mazz | Tejano | ||
Hoy Platiqué con Mi Gallo | Vicente Fernández | Ranchera | "Hoy Platiqué con Mi Gallo" | |
Corazón Vacío | Los Yonic's | Grupera | ||
Timeless | Little Joe | Tejano | ||
Gracias!... América... Sin Fronteras | Los Tigres del Norte | Norteño | ||
Con Tambora | Joan Sebastian | Regional Mexican | ||
No Quiero Que Me Engañes | Los Freddy's | Regional Mexican | ||
Diferente | Los Plebeyos | Regional Mexican | ||
Tu Ex-amor | Grupo El Tiempo | Regional Mexican | ||
No Me Dejes Escapar | Tinta Blanca | Regional Mexican | ||
El Negro Gangoso | Renacimiento '74 | Regional Mexican | ||
La Pura Sabrosa | Fito Olivares | Cumbia | ||
Realidades | Los Bondadosos | Regional Mexican | ||
Canción de un Preso | Carlos y José | Regional Mexican | ||
Yerba, polvo y piomo | Los Cadetes de Linares | Norteño | ||
Yerba, polvo y piomo | Los Cadetes de Linares | Norteño | ||
Indomable | Bronco | Grupera | ||
Debajo de Aqueil Árbol | Ramón Ayala y sus Bravos del Norte | Regional Mexican | ||
Con Banda | Antonio Aguilar | Regional Mexican | ||
Alla Nos Vemos en México | Agua Prieta | Regional Mexican | ||
El Mejor de Todos | Pedrito Fernández | Ranchera | ||
No Hay Nada Eterno | Los Invasores de Nuevo León | Regional Mexican | ||
De Guanajuato...Para America! | Los Caminantes | Regional Mexican | ||
The Voice is Back | David Marez | Regional Mexican | ||
The Voice is Back | David Marez | Regional Mexican | ||
Pegando Fuego | Las Chicas del Can | Merengue | ||
Part-Time Lover | Bobby Valentín | Salsa | "Part-Time Lover "El Señor de la Señora" | |
Se Pegó | Charanga de los 4 | Charanga | ||
Voy pa' encima | Frankie Ruiz | Salsa | "Desnúdate Mujer" "Quiero Llenarte" "Imposible Amor" | Rodven |
Vida, Canción y Suerte | Wilfrido Vargas | Merengue | ||
La Candelosa | Binomio De Oro | Vallenato | ||
El Brillo de Oro Negro | Oro Negro | Tropical | ||
El Bailongo con Don Francisco | Various | Tropical | ||
El Higado | Tavín Pumarejo | Tropical | ||
Mejor Acompañado Que Nunca | Andy Montañez | Salsa | "Me Lo Estás Poniendo Dificíl | |
Oficial y Ahora con Tremenda Pinta | Marvin Santiago | Salsa | ||
Acariciame | Jossie Esteban y la Patrulla 15 | Merengue | ||
The New York Band | The New York Band | Merengue | "Si Tú Eres Mi Hombre" | |
Good Vibrations | Gilberto Santa Rosa | Salsa | "Sin un Amor" "Cantante de Carte" | Combo |
Tropical | Hansel & Raul | Salsa | ||
Atrevido y diferente | Eddie Santiago | Salsa | "Tu Me Quemas" "Que Locura Enamorarme de Ti" "Nadie Mejor Que Tú" "De Profesión...Tu Amante" | Rodven |
El Señor del Merengue | Johnny Ventura | Merengue | "El Lunar" "Olvida Tus Penas" | |
Special Delivery | Milly y los Vecinos | Merengue | "No Se Muere Na'" | |
Las Mejores Baladas en Salsa | Paquito Guzmán | Merengue | "25 Rosas" | Rodven |
Dance It/¡Bailalo! | Bonny Cepeda | Merengue | "Asesina" "Una Fotografía" | |
Una Nueva Visión | Ismael Miranda | Salsa | Fania | |
Viva la Charanga | Fania All-Stars | Salsa | Fania | |
Manzanizate | Victor Roque y La Gran Manzana | Merengue | ||
Elegantemente Criollo | Roberto Torres | Tropical | "El Viejo" | |
Carlos David y Orquesta Liberación | Carlos David | Merengue | ||
Sabor con Clase | Louie Ramírez & Ray de la Paz | Salsa | ||
Oscar '86 | Oscar D'León | Salsa | ||
El Niño de Oro | Cano Estremera | Salsa | ||
Somos el Son | Raphy Leavitt & su Orquesta La Selectra | Salsa | ||
Capullo y Sorullo | Johnny Ventura | Merengue | ||
Este Es... | Roberto Lugo | Salsa | ||
Para Mi Pueblo | Fernando Villalona | Merengue | ||
Inolvidable Tito... A Mi Me Pasa lo Mismo que a Usted | Danny Rivera | Latin pop | ||
Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio y Más! | Flaco Jiménez | Regional Mexican | ||
Y... Zas! | Rafael Buendia | Regional Mexican | ||
Turn Me Loose | Steve Jordan | Regional Mexican | ||
Unidos Cantemos | Salvador Torres | Regional Mexican | ||
Afro-Cuban Jazz | Mario Bauza | Latin jazz | ||
Especial No. 5 | Willie Colón | Salsa | "Lo Que es de Juan" | Fania |
Nueva Cosecha | Willie Rosario | Salsa | ||
Cada Día Me Acuerdo Más de Ti | Dyango | Latin pop | "Cada Día Me Acuerdo Más de Ti" | |
Será Que Estoy Soñando | Basilio | Latin pop | "Vivir lo Nuestro" | |
Y Su Pueblo | El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico | Salsa | "Por Ella" | |
Roberto Carlos '86 | Roberto Carlos | Latin pop | "Símbolo Sexual" "De Corazón a Corazón"/"De Coracao Pra Coracao" | |
Me Volvi a Acordar de Ti | Los Bukis | Regional Mexican | "Tu Cárcel" | |
La Mafia 1986 | La Mafia | Tejano | ||
Sangre Latina | Chayanne | Latin pop | "Vuelve" | |
Los Corridos Famosos Al Estilo De | Los Humildes | Regional Mexican | ||
In Tradition | Luis "Perico" Ortiz" | Salsa | ||
Musa Original | Joe Arroyo & La Verdad | Salsa | "La Rebelión" | Discos Fuentes |
Cabeça Dinossauro | Titãs | Brazilian rock | ||
Selvagem? | Os Paralamas do Sucesso | Brazilian rock | ||
Vivendo e Não Aprendendo | Ira! | Brazilian rock | ||
The following is a list of the top 5 best-selling Latin albums of 1986 in the United States divided into the categories of Latin pop, Regional Mexican, and Tropical/salsa, according to Billboard . [4]
Category | Rank | Album | Artist |
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Latin pop | 1 | Promesas | José José |
2 | Libra | Julio Iglesias | |
3 | Complemente Tuya | Marisela | |
4 | Por Amor al Arte | Dyango | |
5 | Ya Soy Tuyo | José Feliciano | |
Regional Mexican | 1 | A Donde Vas | Los Bukis |
2 | Los Yonic's | Los Yonic's | |
3 | Rumores | Joan Sebastian | |
4 | El Otro Mexico | Los Tigres del Norte | |
5 | Por Que Me Haces Sufrir | Los Bondadosos | |
Tropical/Salsa | 1 | Solista pero no solo | Frankie Ruiz |
2 | La Magia De... | Hansel & Raul | |
3 | La Medicina | Wilfrido Vargas | |
4 | Nuestra Música | El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico | |
5 | Andy Montañez | Andy Montañez | |
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