1986 in Latin music

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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.

Contents

Events

Bands formed

Bands reformed

Bands disbanded

Bands on hiatus

Number-ones albums and singles by country

Awards

Albums released

TitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
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 NavideñasJulio AngelLatin pop
Ofrenda Danny Rivera Latin popJardinero 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 TemperamentalSophyLatin 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"
EnsueñoJulio AngelLatin pop
Imaginando José Nogueras Latin pop
Estoy Celoso Diego Verdaguer Latin pop
¿Dónde Estarás?Industria del AmorRegional Mexican
La SuavecitaLiberaciónRegional 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
DiferenteLos PlebeyosRegional Mexican
Tu Ex-amorGrupo El TiempoRegional Mexican
No Me Dejes EscaparTinta BlancaRegional Mexican
El Negro GangosoRenacimiento '74Regional Mexican
La Pura Sabrosa Fito Olivares Cumbia
RealidadesLos BondadososRegional Mexican
Canción de un PresoCarlos y JoséRegional 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 MéxicoAgua PrietaRegional 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 BackDavid MarezRegional Mexican
The Voice is BackDavid MarezRegional Mexican
Pegando Fuego Las Chicas del Can Merengue
Part-Time Lover Bobby Valentín Salsa"Part-Time Lover
"El Señor de la Señora"
Se PegóCharanga 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 NegroOro NegroTropical
El Bailongo con Don Francisco VariousTropical
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 BandThe New York BandMerengue"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 SalsaPaquito GuzmánMerengue"25 Rosas"Rodven
Dance It/¡Bailalo! Bonny Cepeda Merengue"Asesina"
"Una Fotografía"
Una Nueva Visión Ismael Miranda SalsaFania
Viva la Charanga Fania All-Stars SalsaFania
ManzanizateVictor Roque y La Gran ManzanaMerengue
Elegantemente Criollo Roberto Torres Tropical"El Viejo"
Carlos David y Orquesta LiberaciónCarlos DavidMerengue
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 LugoSalsa
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 BuendiaRegional Mexican
Turn Me Loose Steve Jordan Regional Mexican
Unidos CantemosSalvador TorresRegional 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 SoñandoBasilioLatin 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
Signos Soda Stereo Rock"Persiana Americana"
"Signos"
"Prófugos"
Solos en América Miguel Mateos Rock
Puedes ser tú  [ es ] Miki González Rock
Oktubre Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota Rock
Pateando piedras Los Prisioneros Rock
Tango: Zero Hour Astor Piazzolla and Quinteto Nuevo Tango Tango
¡Viva Chile!  [ es ] Electrodomésticos Rock
Música Para Los Perros Pro Rock Ensamble  [ es ]Rock

Best-selling albums

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]

CategoryRankAlbumArtist
Latin pop1 Promesas José José
2 Libra Julio Iglesias
3Complemente Tuya Marisela
4Por Amor al Arte Dyango
5Ya Soy Tuyo José Feliciano
Regional Mexican1 A Donde Vas Los Bukis
2Los Yonic's Los Yonic's
3Rumores Joan Sebastian
4El Otro Mexico Los Tigres del Norte
5Por Que Me Haces SufrirLos Bondadosos
Tropical/Salsa1 Solista pero no solo Frankie Ruiz
2La Magia De...Hansel & Raul
3La Medicina Wilfrido Vargas
4Nuestra Música El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico
5Andy Montañez Andy Montañez

Births

Deaths

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References

  1. Matre, Lynn Van (26 February 1986). "'We Are The World' An All-Star At Grammys, Too". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 5 June 2019.
  2. Fernandez, Enrique (4 October 1986). "New Latin Latin Section Created; Chart, Album Reviews Added". Billboard. Vol. 98, no. 40. Nielsen Business Media. p. 71. Retrieved 1 June 2010.
  3. "Top Latin Songs – La Guirnalda – Rocío Dúrcal". Billboard. Nielsen Business Media. 6 September 1986. Retrieved 22 December 2009.
  4. "1986 the year in music". Billboard. Vol. 98, no. 52. Nielsen Business Media. 27 December 1986. p. YE-42. Retrieved 5 June 2019.