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This is a list of notable events in Latin music (i.e. Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking music from Latin America, Europe, and the United States) that took place in 1995.

Contents

Events

Bands formed

Bands reformed

Bands disbanded

Bands on hiatus

Number-ones albums and singles by country

Awards

Albums released

First quarter

January

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
24Huellas del Pasado Grupo Niche Salsa"Gotas de Lluvia" Sony Discos
Hecho Con Fernando Angel Villalona Merengue music "Solo Tu"
"La Colegiala"
"Rubia del Alma (Mi Hembra)"
GuiankoLlamame "Yanko" Cuban salsa "Temes"
"Te Quiero Asi"
"Busca Un Amor"
30Como Aire FrescoClaudioBallads"Ven Junto a Mi"
"Tu Eres Mi Refugio"
"Dondequiera Que Estés"
"Como Te Extrano"
31Tras la Tormenta Willie Colón and Rubén Blades
Euphoria Ottmar Liebert

February

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
7Rompiendo Barreras Bronco
Tesoro Graciela Beltrán
Sin MiedoCalóMexican dance pop"Formas de Amor"
"Sin Miedo"
"Te Llevo en mi Mente"
"Regresa"
"Malos Pasos"
14FusionMoises Y La Gente Del CaminoCumbia"Compadrito"
"La Banda Borracho"
"José Domingo"
18AnsiasLilly PonceCuban pop"Cuando Me Vuelvas a Querer"
"Donde Haya un Hombre"
"Ojos Brillantes"
"Para Amarte"
Siete MananasJulianTropical music"Entre Ella y Yo"
"Si Tu No Te Fueras"
"Yo Sin Ti"
"Todos los Dias Oye"
25Taiyo OkokuFreddie RavelLatin fusion / Japanese Latin music"Sol to Soul"
AtreveteTres EquisLatin jazz"Mueve Esa Cosa"
"Martillo"
"Aprovecha"
28 Éxitos En Vivo La Mafia
El PianoArmando Manzanero y Sus AmigosBolero"Esta Tarde Ví Llover"
"Te Extraño"
"Contigo Aprendi"
"Voy a Apagar la Luz"

March

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
5Arete Eddie Palmieri
7Soy el MismoGary Hobbs
Una Vez Más Barrio Boyzz Latin urban"Una Vez Mas"
"Eres Asi"
"Eres Mi Verdad"
"No Me Dejes"
Reunion '95 Little Joe y la Familia
DiezElsa García
Reencuentro Alvaro Torres Bolero"Al Acecho"
"Reencuentro"
14Cuban Gold, Vol. 2: Bajo Con TumbaoVarious ArtistsTropical
15Pochi y Su CocobandPochi y Su CocobandMerengue"El Gran Fieston"
"Coco Cumbia"
"El Hombre Llego Parao"
"Estoy Enamorado de Ti"
"Tuyita"
21 El Tiempo Es Oro Paulina Rubio Pop "Te Daría Mi Vida"
"Nada De Ti
Hoy Te Dejé De Amar
"Bésame En La Boca
EMI Latin
25 Guitarras Hermanas Lara & Reyes New flamenco"Cielo Sin Nubes"
"Sabor a Mi"
"Ojos de Mar"
"Cotton Candy"
28 The Best of the Gipsy Kings Gipsy Kings

Second quarter

April

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
1Palabras Más, Palabras Menos Los Rodríguez
4Sola Millie
Las Reinas Del Pueblo Selena and Graciela Beltrán regional Mexican music "Fotos y Recuerdos"
"Tesoro"
EMI Latin
8Circo Beat Fito Páez Argentine rock
11Para Mi Pueblo Cornelio Reyna Norteno"Pajarillo Cartero"
"Campana del Amor"
"La Esperanza de los Pobres"
"Semillita de Amor"
13Lágrimas Ramón Ayala y Sus Bravos del Norte
14Mi Corazon LloróRitmo Rojo
16Sabor a Chocolate Banda Pachuco
Poeta y CampesinoRomán PalomarRanchera"Espejismo"
"Petalos de Rosas"
"Infieles Amores"
"Morir de Amor"
18Mar Adentro Donato y Estefano
En Cuerpo Y Alma Rey Ruiz Salsa"Estamos Solos" Sony Discos
21 Cuando los Ángeles Lloran Maná Rock en Espanol"No Ha Parado De Llover"
"Hundido En Un Rincón"
"El Reloj Cucú"
WEA Latina
25 Hay Amores Y Amores Rocío Dúrcal Balada"Vestida De Blanco"
"Cómo Han Pasado Los Años"
"Que De Mí"
"Culpa De Un Palomo"
"Hay Amores Y Amores"
"De Que Estoy Hecha"
My Family (soundtrack) Various artists
Con el PrimeroMayra Mayra
29Es Mundial El General

May

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
2 El Ejemplo Los Tigres del Norte Ballad, bolero, corrido, cumbia, ranchera"La Fama de la Pareja"
"El Ejemplo"
"Golpes en el Corazón"
"No Puedo Más"
Fonovisa
Que Seas Muy Feliz Alejandro Fernández Ranchera"Como Quién Pierde una Estrella"Sony Discos
Por Amor a Mi Pueblo Marco Antonio Solís y Los Bukis
Otro Mundo Intocable
Café con Aroma de Mujer Margarita Rosa de Francisco
4Jaliene Jailene
8Arturo Sandoval & The Latin Train Arturo Sandoval
9Para Todos los Gustos El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico Salsa"Amor de Playa"Fonovisa
23Aunque Me Duele el Alma Vicente Fernández Sony Discos
El Ganador Los Palominos
30 Todo a Su Tiempo Marc Anthony Tropical/Salsa"Te Conozco Bien"
"Se Me Sigue Olvidando"
"Nadie Como Ella"
"Te Amaré"
"Llegaste a Mí"
"Hasta Ayer"
"Por Amar Se Da Todo"
"Vieja Mesa"
RMM
31 3 Alejandro Sanz Latin pop"La Fuerza del Corazón"
"Mi Soledad y Yo"
WEA Spain
AmorLos Dinnos

June

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
Unknown Rey Azúcar Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
4 Vamo Batê Lata Os Paralamas do Sucesso
6Viva! Ottmar Liebert
20PresumidaBanda Zeta
21 Sueño Stereo Soda Stereo
23 Mamonas Assassinas Mamonas Assassinas
27 Magia Jerry Rivera Salsa"Magia"
"Ahora Estoy Solo"
"Un Amor Verdadero"
Sony Discos
La Carretera Julio Iglesias
Macarena Mix Various artists
No Se Parece a Nada Albita
Mi Mundo Marta Sánchez
Amor Sin BarrerasLos Tiranos del Norte

Third quarter

July

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
1Los Dueños del Swing Los Hermanos Rosario Merengue"La Dueña del Swing"KAREN
18 Dreaming of You Selena Pop rock, Latin pop "I Could Fall in Love"
"Tu Solo Tu"
"Dreaming of You"
"Techno Cumbia"
"El Toro Relajo"
"I'm Getting Used to You"
Capitol/EMI Latin
El México Que Se Nos Fue Juan Gabriel Ranchera "El Palo"Sony Discos
Por Derecho Propio Tito Rojas Salsa"Esperandote"
"Lloraré"
"Te Quedarás Conmigo"
"Claro"
Musical Productions
La Trampa Ana Bárbara
25 La Tierra del Olvido Carlos Vives Vallenato"Pa' Mayte"
"La Tierra del Olvido"
28 Invisible La Ley rock en español

August

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
1Mi Vida Loca Los Auténticos Decadentes
2Ritmo y Candela: Rhythm at the Crossroads Patato and Changuito y Orestes
8Gisselle Gisselle Merengue"Lo Mio Es Mio"Sony Discos
15El Hombre Merengue Kinito Méndez Merengue"Cachamba"
"El Palo"
22Loco Corazón Giro Salsa"Si Tu Supieras"
"Mi Forma de Sentir"
29TesoritoAngelElectro-Latin"Tesorito"
"De Corazon a Corazon"
"Decidete"
30Pure Emotion Chico O'Farrill and His Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra
31 En éxtasis Thalía Latin pop "Piel morena"
"Amándote"
"Maria la del Barrio"
"Quiero hacerte el amor"
"Gracias a Dios"
"Me Faltas Tú"
"Lágrimas"
EMI Latin
En Blanco y Negro Pablo Milanés and Víctor Manuel

September

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
12 A Medio Vivir Ricky Martin Latin pop"Te Extraño, Te Olvido, Te Amo"
"María"
"A Medio Vivir"
"Fuego de Noche, Nieve de Día"
"Cómo Decirte Adiós"
"Bombón de Azúcar"
"Volverás"
"Nada es Imposible"
"Corazón"
"Dónde Estarás"
Sony Discos
Solo Para Ti Mazz
15 Abriendo Puertas Gloria Estefan Tropical"Abriendo Puertas"
"Más Allá"
18 Bailando en una pata La Renga
Avalancha Héroes del Silencio
19...No Se Cansan!Jaime y los Chamacos
La Rebelión de los Hombres Rana El Último de la Fila
26De Corazón a Corazón Pimpinela

Fourth quarter

October

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
3Master Sessions, Vol. 2 Cachao
En Vivo Desde El Carnegie Hall Gilberto Santa Rosa SalsaSony Discos
6 Pies Descalzos Shakira Latin pop, pop rock"Estoy Aquí"
"¿Dónde Estás Corazón?"
"Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos"
"Un Poco de Amor"
"Antología"
"Se Quiere, Se Mata"
Sony Colombia
7Di Blasio Latino Raul Di Blasio
10Amor Jon Secada
Pensativo Jerry Gonzalez and the Fort Apache Band
Viene del Alma Ricardo Montaner Latin pop"Soy Tuyo"EMI Latin
Vamo' al Mambo!!Zafra Negra
13 Joyas de dos siglos Ana Gabriel
Cuerpo a cuerpo Sergio Dalma
16 Camino del Amor Los Temerarios
17 El Concierto Luis Miguel Latin pop, bolero, ranchera"Si Nos Dejan"
"Amanecí en Tus Brazos"
WEA Latina
ViraoLos CantantesMerengue"El Venao"
20El Abrazo del Erizo Mikel Erentxun
23Mujeriego José José Latin pop"Llora Corazón"
"Mujeriego"
"No Valió la Pena"
BMG, Ariola
23The Voice Jay Perez

November

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
2Canciones de AmorLos Rehenes
7Como Te Extraño Pete Astudillo
Pedro Fernández Pedro Fernández
9Boleros: Por Amor y DesamorVarious artistsBolero"Vuélveme a Querer"Fonovisa
21 Enrique Iglesias Enrique Iglesias Latin pop"Si Tú Te Vas"
"Experiencia Religiosa"
"Por Amarte"
"No Llores Por Mí"
"Trapecista"
Fonovisa
Ilegales Ilegales Merengue"La Morena"Sony Discos
Reclmando nuestro espacioLos AdolescentesSalsa"Anhelo"
28 Laberinto Miguel Bosé
Unknown date Domingo Titãs Rock, pop rock"Domingo" WEA

December

DayTitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
1Al Pie del Cañon La Mona Jiménez
Chocolate Aqui El Chocolate Latin jazz
Todos Queremos MasArlnal GomezSalsa
6Viejas LocasViejas Locas
19En Tus Manos Milly y los Vecinos Merengue"Se fué"
"Entre Tu Cuerpo y lo Mio"
"En Tus Manos"
Sony Discos
Unknown day Equilíbrio Distante Renato Russo Pop rock, acoustic rock, pop EMI

Unknown date

TitleArtistGenre(s)SinglesLabel
Vamo Batê Lata Os Paralamas do Sucesso Rock, ska EMI
Dance Manía Grupo Manía Merengue"Ojitos Bellos"
"Cómo Me Haces Falta"
Sony Discos

Best-selling records

Best-selling albums

The following is a list of the top 10 best-selling Latin albums in the United States in 1995, according to Billboard . [37]

RankAlbumArtist
1 Dreaming of You Selena
2 Amor Prohibido Selena
3 The Best of the Gipsy Kings Gipsy Kings
4 Segundo Romance Luis Miguel
5 12 Super Éxitos Selena
6 Live! Selena
7 Entre a Mi Mundo Selena
8 Mi Tierra Gloria Estefan
9 Abriendo Puertas Gloria Estefan
10 Las Reinas Del Pueblo Selena and Graciela Beltrán

Best-performing songs

The following is a list of the top 10 best-performing Latin songs in the United States in 1995, according to Billboard. [38]

RankSingleArtist
1"No Me Queda Más" Selena
2"Fotos y Recuerdos" Selena
3"Tú Sólo Tú" Selena
4"Que No Me Olvide" Bronco
5"I Could Fall in Love" Selena
6"Una Mujer Como Tú" Marco Antonio Solís and Los Bukis
7"Nadie" Bronco
8"Mi Forma de Sentir" Pedro Fernández
9"Toma Mi Amor" La Mafia
10"La Media Vuelta" Luis Miguel

Births

Deaths

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Techno Cumbia</span> 1995 single by Selena

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<i>Las Reinas del Pueblo</i> 1995 compilation album by Selena / Graciela Beltrán

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