Los Yonic's

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Los Yonic's (or Los Yonics) are a Mexican grupero band formed in 1975.

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Los Yonic's began playing together in San Luis San Pedro but later moved to Acapulco, playing both tropical pop music and ballads. Their music became very popular among American Hispanics in cities such as Los Angeles, San Jose, Phoenix, Arizona, and El Paso. [1] They had a string of #1 albums on the Billboard Regional Mexican charts in the 1980s, and have continued to enjoy chart success on the American market since. [2] José Manuel Zamacona, founder and lead singer of the band, died of complications from Covid-19 on July 4, 2021, after being hospitalized since May 27 of that year.

Members

Discography

Albums

Que lo Sepa el Mundo (1975)

  1. Caminos Diferentes
  2. El Carretón
  3. El Cerrajero
  4. El Tiburón Coscolino
  5. Jugueteando con María
  6. Lindo Sueño
  7. Mi Castigo
  8. Que lo Sepa el Mundo
  9. Tendrás un Altar
  10. Tu Amor No Me Interesa

Soy Yo (1976)

  1. Soy Yo
  2. A Tu Recuerdo
  3. Perla
  4. El Bobo de la Yuca
  5. Y Así Quedé
  6. El Tamarindo
  7. Así Te Quiero
  8. Dime Dicen Diles
  9. El Botoncito

Tres Tristes Tigres (1978)

  1. Tres Tristes Tigres
  2. Ya No Llores Corazón
  3. Blanca Estela
  4. Triste Despedida
  5. La Vida del Campesino
  6. Volveré Porque Te Quiero
  7. Bongo y Tequila
  8. Oh Humanidad
  9. La Picosita
  10. Virgen

El Fantasma (1979)

  1. Pobres Niños
  2. Agüita de Cu
  3. Cada Cosa
  4. Paloma sin Nido
  5. Te Vas a Casar
  6. El Fantasma
  7. El Carrizal
  8. Puerto de Ilusión
  9. No Te Confundas
  10. Amor Fracasado

Sólo Baladas (1980)

  1. Muchacha Mágica
  2. Me Gustas Como Eres
  3. Tu, Yo y Nuestro Amor
  4. Amor Extraño
  5. Quiero Despertar
  6. Palabras Tristes
  7. Con el Alma en la Mano
  8. Me Falta Tu Presencia
  9. Desde Hoy
  10. Que Sea lo que Será [3]

Le Falta Un Clavo a Mi Cruz (1981)

  1. Le Falta Un Clavo a Mi Cruz
  2. Cosas
  3. El Pechugón
  4. China de los Ojos Negros
  5. Regresa
  6. El Atarantado
  7. La Negra Interesada
  8. La Venus de Oro
  9. El Último Rodeo

En Su Punto (1982)

  1. Rosas Blancas
  2. Dónde
  3. Ámame y Después Tú Sabrás
  4. Nuestra Entrega
  5. Te Quiero Cada Día Más
  6. Chaqui (New Kid In Town)
  7. Un Día Más
  8. Marisela
  9. Esperando Tu Regreso
  10. Ya Se Fué

Con Amor (1983)

  1. Y Te Amo
  2. Somos Ajenos
  3. Dime con Quién
  4. ¿Dónde Estás?
  5. Te Dí
  6. En la Estación
  7. Pero No Me Engañes
  8. Entrégate
  9. Mi Canción (Te Dedico Esta Canción)
  10. Ni Tu Amigo Ni Tu Amante

Pero No Me Dejes (1984)

  1. Títere
  2. Si Tú Quisieras
  3. La Pochita
  4. Siempre Aventura
  5. Te Vas a Casar
  6. Aléjate
  7. Cariño Compartido
  8. He Nacido Para Tí
  9. Herido de Muerte
  10. Pero No Me Dejes

Déjame Vivír (1985)

  1. Déjame Vivír
  2. Amiga Casualidad
  3. Nadie Sabe lo que Tiene
  4. Dime Amorcito Por Qué
  5. Sabes Que Te Quiero
  6. Porque Te Quiero
  7. Díganle
  8. Un Dolor
  9. La Codorníz
  10. Castillos

Corazón Vacío (1986)

  1. Adilene
  2. Corazón Vacío
  3. Mejor Me Regreso
  4. Dile que Cante
  5. Aunque No lo Creas
  6. Lástima de Amor
  7. Que Más Da
  8. El Botoncito
  9. Ahora Sé
  10. Necio Corazón

Reissued 1997 as Aunque No lo Creas on Econolinea, eliminating "El Botoncito", replaced with "En Esta Navidad".

Pétalo y Espinas (1987)

  1. Obligado Por Amor
  2. Si No Me Querías
  3. Tu Príncipe Azul
  4. Abrázame
  5. Pétalo y Espinas
  6. Quinceañera
  7. Veneno Pa' Mi Dolor
  8. Te Vino Grande la Corona
  9. La Güera Salió Güero
  10. Frágil Como el Cristal

Siempre Te Amaré (1988)

  1. Tu Presa Fácil
  2. No Me Dejes Solo
  3. Falsas Promesas
  4. Lo Bonito del Amor
  5. Siempre Te Amaré
  6. Olvídame
  7. Inolvidable Amor
  8. El Conquistador
  9. Perdón Por Tus Lágrimas
  10. Me Haces Falta

A Tu Recuerdo (1989)

  1. Acábame de Matar
  2. Dónde Quedó el Amor
  3. Vuelve
  4. No le Digas
  5. A Tu Recuerdo
  6. Triste Desengaño
  7. Inesperado Adiós
  8. Frente a Frente
  9. Se Hubiera Ido Sola
  10. Muchacha Bonita

15 Aniversario (1990)

Special album or remastered songs and re-recordings with cuerda real and orchestra.

  1. Que lo Sepa el Mundo
  2. Volveré Porque Te Quiero
  3. Soy Yo
  4. Así Te Quiero
  5. Me Gustas Como Eres
  6. Palabras Tristes
  7. Con el Alma en la Mano
  8. Rosas Blancas
  9. Un Dolor
  10. Y Te Amo
  11. Nadie Sabe lo que Tiene
  12. Títere
  13. Corazón Vacío
  14. Pétalo y Espinas
  15. Tu Presa Fácil
  16. Frente a Frente

¿Por Qué Volví Contigo? (1991)

  1. ¿Por Qué Volví Contigo?
  2. Ella No es Culpable
  3. Juan el Cartero
  4. ¿Qué Hago Yo?
  5. Luz de un Solo Instante
  6. Perdón Mi Dios
  7. Recordando Mi Canción
  8. Las Baileras
  9. Triste Nostalgia
  10. Mírate al Espejo

Volveré A Conquistarte (1992)

  1. Pero Te Vas a Arrepentír (a dúo con Marco Antonio Solís)
  2. Lágrimas Frente Al Mar
  3. Corazón Prohibido
  4. De Puntitas
  5. Volveré a Conquistarte
  6. Abranme Que Vengo Herido
  7. Te Llamo Para Despedirme
  8. Veneno
  9. Si Pudiera Cambiar de Corazón
  10. Viejos Recuerdos

Siempre Te Recordaré (1993)

  1. Dime
  2. Aunque Sé Perder
  3. Esclavo de Tu Amor
  4. Siempre Te Recordaré
  5. Contigo
  6. Es Mejor Para los Dos (featuring Ana Bárbara)
  7. Mentiras
  8. El Albañil
  9. A Quién le Puedo Contar
  10. Cuando los Hombres Lloran

Enamorados (1994)

  1. No Más Boleros
  2. Hoy Despierta un Corazón
  3. Eres
  4. Quisiera Amarte Menos
  5. Sin Tí
  6. Enamorado
  7. Arrepentido Estoy
  8. Eres Todo Para Mí
  9. Por Primera Vez Soy Fiel
  10. Te Vas Amor
  11. Llora Conmigo

Mal Herido (1995)

  1. Perdóname
  2. ¿Cómo Dejar de Amarte?
  3. Me Dejó Plantado
  4. Entre Lilas y Rosas
  5. Mal Herido
  6. ¿Cómo Decirle?
  7. A Punto de Llorar
  8. Más Vale Solo
  9. Fruto del Árbol Prohibido
  10. Tu Juguete

Quien Lo Diria (1996)

  1. Quien Lo Diria
  2. Una Lágrima
  3. Eres Mía
  4. Mi Niña Mimada
  5. En Pausa
  6. Un Mundo de Risas Y Sueños
  7. Tu Cobardía
  8. Has Vuelto Abrir La Herida
  9. Siénteme
  10. Tu No Tienes La Culpa
  11. Que Nos Paso
  12. Solo

No Me Cortes Las Alas (1997)

  1. No Me Cortes Las Alas
  2. Lo Que No Es Mio
  3. Rondando Tu Esquina
  4. Mujeres
  5. Una Propuesta de Amor
  6. Porqué No Estás Conmigo
  7. Locamente Enamorado
  8. Silvia
  9. Mi Mayor Deseo
  10. Amigos No

Nuestras Consentidas y Tú... Con Mariachi (1998)

  1. Adiós Adiós, Amor
  2. Candilejas
  3. Yo Te Amo
  4. Lo Que Te Queda
  5. Será Mejor que te Vayas
  6. Corazón Mágico
  7. Ella ya Me Olidó
  8. Para Que No Me Olvides
  9. Espumas
  10. Brindo Por Tu Compleaños

Me Acordé de Tí (2000)

  1. ¿Y Cómo Fué?
  2. La Ingratitud
  3. El Corazón Me Está Doliendo
  4. No Me Mientas
  5. Cama Tibia
  6. Los Cuernos (featuring José Guadalupe Esparza)
  7. Me Acordé de Ti
  8. Señor del Universo
  9. El Último en Saberlo
  10. Me Estoy Volviendo Loco

Viajero del Amor (2001)

  1. Como las Violetas (Como le Viole)
  2. La Distancia es Como el Viento
  3. Me Enamoro de Ti (M' Innamoro di Te)
  4. El Mundo (Il Mondo)
  5. Será Porque Te Amo (Sara Perche Ti Amo)
  6. De Rodillas (In Ginocchio Date)
  7. Mamma María
  8. Cómo Has Hecho (Como Hai Fatto)
  9. Cuerpo Sin Alma (Bella Senz'anima)
  10. Que Me Importa del Mundo (Che M' Importa del Mondo)

Como Amigos (2002)

  1. Como Amigos (featuring José Manuel Zamacona)
  2. Regresa Con Tu Amor
  3. Y Por Primera Vez
  4. En Cada Segundo
  5. Quién
  6. Se Renta Está Casa
  7. Aún Le Llevo Rosas
  8. Por Jugar Con el Amor
  9. Que Nos Dejen Vive
  10. Llorando A Carcajadas
  11. Sobredosis
  12. Tonto

Sueños (Los Yonic's album) (2003)

  1. La Que Me Hizo Llorar
  2. En Un Hilo
  3. Nadie Como Tú
  4. Sueños
  5. Ni La Busco, Ni Vuelvo
  6. Amor Perdoname
  7. El Que Busca Encuentra
  8. Entre Pobres
  9. No Pude Decirle Que No
  10. Es Mi Amor Secreto

Inmune A Nada (2013)

  1. Y Cuando Estés Con Él
  2. En Pausa
  3. Me Partiste el Alma
  4. Regalo de Amor
  5. Doy Todo Por Tenerte
  6. Sí Como No
  7. Para Olvidar Que Me Olvidas
  8. Pero Nunca Se lo Digas
  9. Inmune A Nada
  10. Y Así Quedé (sings José Manuel Zamacona)
  11. Y Cuando Estés Con Él (Pop Version)
  12. Palabras Tristes (2013 Version)

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References

  1. Los Yonic's at Allmusic
  2. Chart Positions, Allmusic.
  3. "José Manuel Zamacona - Sitio Oficial". Archived from the original on 2014-05-29. Retrieved 2014-11-08.