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{{Short description|Mexican band}}
'''Los Huracanes del Norte''' are a [[Regional Mexican]] band. Throughout their history, they have played different styles of [[Norteño (music)|Norteño]] music, such as traditional Norteño from northeastern Mexico, rough Norteño from Mexico’s pacific northwest, and [[saxophone]] Norteño popular in Mexico’s landlocked states. They are originally from [[Yahualica de González Gallo]], [[Jalisco]] and were raised in [[Tangancícuaro]], [[Michoacán]]. They are currently based out of [[Portales, New Mexico]], [[United States]]. They are one of Regional Mexican music’s most famous acts.
'''Los Huracanes del Norte''' are a [[regional Mexican]] band. Throughout their history, they have played different styles of [[Norteño (music)|norteño]] music, such as traditional norteño from northeastern Mexico, rough Norteño from Mexico's pacific northwest, and [[Alto saxophone|saxophone]] norteño popular in Mexico's landlocked states. They are originally from [[Yahualica de González Gallo]], [[Jalisco]], and were raised in [[Tangancícuaro]], [[Michoacán]]. They are currently based out of [[Portales, New Mexico]], [[United States]]. They are one of regional Mexican music's most famous acts.


They first formed under the name Los Cuatro del Norte in 1969 by three brothers and a fourth member; a fourth brother joined in 1972. Their debut record was released in 1973; they scored their first gold record in 1978.<ref>[{{Allmusic|class=artist|id=p29186/biography|pure_url=yes}} Los Huracanes del Norte] at [[Allmusic]]</ref> With the growth of their success they toured regularly through the United States, [[Mexico]], and [[Central America]]. They continued to release charting records from the 2000s to 2020s. Los Huracanes del Norte have released over 900 songs.
They first formed under the name Los Cuatro del Norte in 1969 by three brothers and a fourth member; a fourth brother joined in 1972. Their debut record was released in 1973; they scored their first gold record in 1978.<ref>[{{AllMusic|class=artist|id=p29186/biography|pure_url=yes}} Los Huracanes del Norte] at [[Allmusic]]</ref> With the growth of their success they toured regularly through the United States, [[Mexico]], and [[Central America]]. They continued to release charting records from the 2000s to 2020s. Los Huracanes del Norte have released over 900 songs.


On September 7, 2022, Los Huracanes del Norte were honored with the 2,732nd star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]].
On September 7, 2022, Los Huracanes del Norte were honored with the 2,732nd star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]].
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*Antonio H. "El Güero" García - Drums
*Antonio H. "El Güero" García - Drums
*Jose Luis "El Chapete" Mejía - Accordion, Vocals
*Jose Luis "El Chapete" Mejía - Accordion, Vocals
*Roberto Heraclio "Rocky Jr." García - Bajo Sexto, Vocals
*Heraclio Roberto "Rocky Jr." García - Bajo Sexto, Vocals
*Jaime "Jamito" García - Electric Bass
*Jaime Jesus "Jamito" García - Electric Bass


==Former members==
==Former members==
*Raúl "Rury" Rubio - Drums (1969-1979)
*Raúl "Rury" Rubio - Drums (1969–1979)
*Alejandro "Wico" Lopez - Drums (1983-2001)
*Alejandro "Wico" Lopez - Drums (1983–2001)
*Asunción Rubalcava - Drums, Percussion (1979-1983)
*Asunción Rubalcava - Drums, Percussion (1979–1983)


==Other members==
==Other members==
*Francisco "Panchon" Fellove - Saxophone, Trumpet (Finished In 2005)
*Francisco "Panchon" Fellove - Saxophone, Trumpet (finished in 2005)
*Jaime "Jaimito" Garcia - Baritone Saxophone, Electric Bass
*Jaime Jesus "Jaimito" Garcia - Baritone Saxophone, Electric Bass


==Discography==
==Discography==
Incomplete discography due to lack of information on lps and later discs
Incomplete discography due to lack of information on LPs and later discs
*''Corrido De Daniel Treviño'' (1973) (el primer disco de Luna Music)
*''Corrido de Daniel Treviño'' (1973) (First album on Luna Music)
*''Tambien Cantan Corridos'' (1974)
*''Tambien Cantan Corridos'' (1974)
*''La Gavilla Del Burro Prieto'' (1975)
*''La Gavilla del Burro Prieto'' (1975)
*''Son Tus Perfumenes Mujer'' (1976)
*''Son Tus Perfumenes Mujer'' (1976)
*''Ofrenda A Mi Madre'' (1977)
*''Ofrenda a Mi Madre'' (1977)
*''El Lechero'' (1978)
*''El Lechero'' (1978)
*''El Hijo De La Musiquera'' (1980)
*''El Hijo de La Musiquera'' (1980)
*''Los Meros Meros Meros Meros'' (1982)
*''Los Meros Meros Meros Meros'' (1982)
*''Paredes De Mi Casa/Como Un Cobarde'' (1983)
*''Paredes de Mi Casa/Como un Cobarde'' (1983)
*''Los polvos de estos caminos'' (1983)
*''Los Polvos de Estos Caminos'' (1983)
*''Les Cantan A Las Madres'' (1984) (last album recorded for Luna Music Corporation, a Sony division) (last album with Asunción Rubalcava)
*''Les Cantan a las Madres'' (1984) (Last album on Luna Music Corporation, a [[Sony Music Group|Sony]] division) (Last album with Asunción Rubalcava)
*''La fortuna de un hijo'' (1984)
*''La Fortuna de un Hijo'' (1984)
*''Solo Exitos'' (1985) (first Garmex Records Sony Music Distribution album) (first album with Alejandro "Wico" Lopez from returning to the group)
*''Solo Exitos'' (1985) (First Garmex Records Sony Music Distribution album) (First album with Alejandro "Wico" López from returning to the band)
*''15 Super Corridos'' (1985)
*''15 Super Corridos'' (1985)
*''Claveles De Enero'' (1986)
*''Claveles de Enero'' (1986)
*''El Ranchero Chido'' (1988)
*''El Ranchero Chido'' (1988)
*''Para Ti'' (1989)
*''Para Ti'' (1989)
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*''Con Nuevos Horizontes'' (1992)
*''Con Nuevos Horizontes'' (1992)
*''Cumbias'' (1993)
*''Cumbias'' (1993)
*''Una Explosion Musical'' (1994) (last Garmex Records album)
*''Una Explosion Musical'' (1994) (Last album on Garmex Records)
*''Jugada Norteña'' (1995) (first Fonovisa album)
*''Jugada Norteña'' (1995) (First album on [[Fonovisa Records|Fonovisa]])
*''El Gato de Chihuahua'' (1995)
*''Corridos Pesados'' (1995)
*''Corridos Pesados'' (1995)
*''Verdades Norteña'' (1996)
*''Verdades Norteña'' (1996)
*''Top Norteño'' (1997)
*''Top Norteño'' (1997)
*''Ofrenda a mi madre'' (1997)
*''Ofrenda a Mi Madre'' (1997)
*''Aires de Mi Norte'' (1998)
*''Aires de Mi Norte'' (1998)
*''Corridos Pa' Pueblo'' (1998)
*''Corridos Pa' Pueblo'' (1998)
*''Corridos con fama 1 y 2'' (1999)
*''Corridos con Fama Vol. 1 & 2'' (1999)
*''Norteño 2000 cd 1 y 2'' (1999)
*''Norteño 2000 Vol. 1 & 2'' (1999)
*''En Que Trabaja El Muchacho'' (2000) U.S. #181
*''En Que Trabaja el Muchacho'' (2000) U.S. #181
*''15 Kilates Musicales'' (2001)
*''15 Kilates Musicales'' (2001)
*''30 Norteñas Perronas'' (2001)
*''30 Norteñas Perronas'' (2001)
*''Borracho, Parrandero y Jugador'' (2001)
*''Borracho, Parrandero y Jugador'' (2001)
*''En Vivo'' (2001) (last album with Alejandro "Wico" Lopez)
*''En Vivo'' (2001) (Last album with Alejandro "Wico" López)
*''Mensaje De Oro'' (2001) (first album with Antonio H. "El Guero" Garcia & Jose Luis "El Chapete" Mejia)
*''Mensaje de Oro'' (2001) (First album with Antonio H. "El Guero" García and José Luis "El Chapete" Mejía)
*''Pa'l Norte'' (2002) (last Fonovisa album)
*''Pa'l Norte'' (2002) (Last album on Fonovisa)
*''En El Tiempo'' (2003) (first Univision album)
*''En El Tiempo'' (2003) (First album on [[Univision Music Group#Labels|Univision Records]])
*''20 Corridos de Narco'' (2004)
*''20 Corridos de Narco'' (2004)
*''Con Experiencia y Juventud'' (2004)
*''Con Experiencia y Juventud'' (2004)
*''Corridos de Caballos'' (2004)
*''Corridos de Caballos'' (2004)
*''Legado Norteño'' (2004)
*''Legado Norteño'' (2004)
*''Tesoros De Coleccion'' (2004)
*''Tesoros de Coleccion'' (2004)
*''Dejate Querer'' (2005)
*''Dejate Querer'' (2005)
*''Momentos Inolvidables'' (2005)
*''Momentos Inolvidables'' (2005)
*''Contra Viento y Marea'' (2006)
*''Contra Viento y Marea'' (2006)
*''Grandes Corridos de Pelicula'' (2006)
*''Grandes Corridos de Pelicula'' (2006)
*''Nomás no Chillen'' (2006)
*''Nomás No Chillen'' (2006)
*''Puro Pa' Arriba'' (2006) (first album with Roberto Heraclio "Rocky Jr." Garcia)
*''Puro Pa' Arriba'' (2006) (First album with Roberto Heraclio "Rocky Jr." García)
*''Vientos Huracanados'' (2007) (last Univision album)
*''Vientos Huracanados'' (2007) (Last album on Univision Records)
*''siempre con su gente'' (2008)
*''Siempre con Su Gente'' (2008)
*''Mi Complemento'' (2009) (first Disa album)
*''Mi Complemento'' (2009) (First album on [[Disa Records|Disa]])
*''En Vivo Desde Monterrey (2010)
*''En Vivo desde Monterrey'' (2010)
*''puras con sax''(2010)
*''Puras con Sax'' (2010)
*''Corridos que Dejan Huella'' (2011)
*''Corridos que Dejan Huella'' (2011)
*''Soy Mexicano''(2011) (last Disa album)
*''Soy Mexicano''(2011) (Last album on Disa)
*''40 Aniversario'' (2012) (first Universal Music Latino album)
*''40 Aniversario'' (2012) (First album on [[Universal Music Latino]])
*''Como un Huracán'' (2012) (first Vene Music album)
*''Como un Huracán'' (2012) (First album on [[Venemusic|Vene Music]])
*''En Vivo''(2013)
*''En Vivo'' (2013)
*''haciendo historia''(2016)
*''Haciendo Historia'' (2016)
*''Dejate querer'' (2017)
*''Dejate Querer'' (2017)
*''por ser mexicano'' (2017)
*''Por Ser Mexicano'' (2017)
*Alma Bohemia'' (2018)
*''Alma Bohemia'' (2018)
*''# (Hashtag)'' (2018)
*''# (Hashtag)'' (2018)
*''Mixes con categoria''(2020)
*''Mixes con Categoría'' (2020)
*''corridos desde el rancho''(2020)
*''Corridos desde El Rancho'' (2020)
*''Un Siglo Mas''(2021)
*''Un Siglo Más'' (2021)
*''Serenata En Vivo Pa'Las Toxicas''(2021)
*''Señora Bonita'' (2021)
*''Mañanitas Virgen De Guadalupe'' (2021)
*''Corridos Perros Vol.2'' (2022)
*''50th Aniversario'' (2022)
*''El Emigrante'' (2022)
*''Por Eso La Deje'' (2023)
*''Exageras De Bonita'' (2023)
*''Con Mis Propias Manos'' (2023)
*''Todo Contigo'' (2023)
*''Le Doy'' (2024)
*''Viaje Eterno'' (2024)
*''Si No Me Querias'' (2024)
*''Ayer Me Contaron'' (2024)
*''Un Valiente De Villa'' (2024)


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 20:54, 30 October 2024

Los Huracanes del Norte are a regional Mexican band. Throughout their history, they have played different styles of norteño music, such as traditional norteño from northeastern Mexico, rough Norteño from Mexico's pacific northwest, and saxophone norteño popular in Mexico's landlocked states. They are originally from Yahualica de González Gallo, Jalisco, and were raised in Tangancícuaro, Michoacán. They are currently based out of Portales, New Mexico, United States. They are one of regional Mexican music's most famous acts.

They first formed under the name Los Cuatro del Norte in 1969 by three brothers and a fourth member; a fourth brother joined in 1972. Their debut record was released in 1973; they scored their first gold record in 1978.[1] With the growth of their success they toured regularly through the United States, Mexico, and Central America. They continued to release charting records from the 2000s to 2020s. Los Huracanes del Norte have released over 900 songs.

On September 7, 2022, Los Huracanes del Norte were honored with the 2,732nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Members

[edit]
  • Heraclio "Rocky" García - Electric Bass, Vocals
  • Jesús "Chuy" García - Accordion, Vocals
  • Guadalupe "Lupillo" García - Saxophone, Accordion, Vocals
  • Francisco "Pancho" García - Bajo Sexto, Vocals
  • Antonio H. "El Güero" García - Drums
  • Jose Luis "El Chapete" Mejía - Accordion, Vocals
  • Heraclio Roberto "Rocky Jr." García - Bajo Sexto, Vocals
  • Jaime Jesus "Jamito" García - Electric Bass

Former members

[edit]
  • Raúl "Rury" Rubio - Drums (1969–1979)
  • Alejandro "Wico" Lopez - Drums (1983–2001)
  • Asunción Rubalcava - Drums, Percussion (1979–1983)

Other members

[edit]
  • Francisco "Panchon" Fellove - Saxophone, Trumpet (finished in 2005)
  • Jaime Jesus "Jaimito" Garcia - Baritone Saxophone, Electric Bass

Discography

[edit]

Incomplete discography due to lack of information on LPs and later discs

  • Corrido de Daniel Treviño (1973) (First album on Luna Music)
  • Tambien Cantan Corridos (1974)
  • La Gavilla del Burro Prieto (1975)
  • Son Tus Perfumenes Mujer (1976)
  • Ofrenda a Mi Madre (1977)
  • El Lechero (1978)
  • El Hijo de La Musiquera (1980)
  • Los Meros Meros Meros Meros (1982)
  • Paredes de Mi Casa/Como un Cobarde (1983)
  • Los Polvos de Estos Caminos (1983)
  • Les Cantan a las Madres (1984) (Last album on Luna Music Corporation, a Sony division) (Last album with Asunción Rubalcava)
  • La Fortuna de un Hijo (1984)
  • Solo Exitos (1985) (First Garmex Records Sony Music Distribution album) (First album with Alejandro "Wico" López from returning to the band)
  • 15 Super Corridos (1985)
  • Claveles de Enero (1986)
  • El Ranchero Chido (1988)
  • Para Ti (1989)
  • Los Grandes Corridos (1989)
  • El Gato Negro (1990)
  • Como Les Quedo (1991)
  • Con Nuevos Horizontes (1992)
  • Cumbias (1993)
  • Una Explosion Musical (1994) (Last album on Garmex Records)
  • Jugada Norteña (1995) (First album on Fonovisa)
  • El Gato de Chihuahua (1995)
  • Corridos Pesados (1995)
  • Verdades Norteña (1996)
  • Top Norteño (1997)
  • Ofrenda a Mi Madre (1997)
  • Aires de Mi Norte (1998)
  • Corridos Pa' Pueblo (1998)
  • Corridos con Fama Vol. 1 & 2 (1999)
  • Norteño 2000 Vol. 1 & 2 (1999)
  • En Que Trabaja el Muchacho (2000) U.S. #181
  • 15 Kilates Musicales (2001)
  • 30 Norteñas Perronas (2001)
  • Borracho, Parrandero y Jugador (2001)
  • En Vivo (2001) (Last album with Alejandro "Wico" López)
  • Mensaje de Oro (2001) (First album with Antonio H. "El Guero" García and José Luis "El Chapete" Mejía)
  • Pa'l Norte (2002) (Last album on Fonovisa)
  • En El Tiempo (2003) (First album on Univision Records)
  • 20 Corridos de Narco (2004)
  • Con Experiencia y Juventud (2004)
  • Corridos de Caballos (2004)
  • Legado Norteño (2004)
  • Tesoros de Coleccion (2004)
  • Dejate Querer (2005)
  • Momentos Inolvidables (2005)
  • Contra Viento y Marea (2006)
  • Grandes Corridos de Pelicula (2006)
  • Nomás No Chillen (2006)
  • Puro Pa' Arriba (2006) (First album with Roberto Heraclio "Rocky Jr." García)
  • Vientos Huracanados (2007) (Last album on Univision Records)
  • Siempre con Su Gente (2008)
  • Mi Complemento (2009) (First album on Disa)
  • En Vivo desde Monterrey (2010)
  • Puras con Sax (2010)
  • Corridos que Dejan Huella (2011)
  • Soy Mexicano(2011) (Last album on Disa)
  • 40 Aniversario (2012) (First album on Universal Music Latino)
  • Como un Huracán (2012) (First album on Vene Music)
  • En Vivo (2013)
  • Haciendo Historia (2016)
  • Dejate Querer (2017)
  • Por Ser Mexicano (2017)
  • Alma Bohemia (2018)
  • # (Hashtag) (2018)
  • Mixes con Categoría (2020)
  • Corridos desde El Rancho (2020)
  • Un Siglo Más (2021)
  • Serenata En Vivo Pa'Las Toxicas(2021)
  • Señora Bonita (2021)
  • Mañanitas Virgen De Guadalupe (2021)
  • Corridos Perros Vol.2 (2022)
  • 50th Aniversario (2022)
  • El Emigrante (2022)
  • Por Eso La Deje (2023)
  • Exageras De Bonita (2023)
  • Con Mis Propias Manos (2023)
  • Todo Contigo (2023)
  • Le Doy (2024)
  • Viaje Eterno (2024)
  • Si No Me Querias (2024)
  • Ayer Me Contaron (2024)
  • Un Valiente De Villa (2024)

References

[edit]
  1. ^ Los Huracanes del Norte at Allmusic
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