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Los Acosta is a Mexican balada and cumbia band from San Luis Potosí.^[1]

Discography

Los Acosta (1988) (Primer disco de Peerless)
Siempre te recordaré (1989)
Tonto corazón (1990)
Una chica está llorando (1991)
Historias de Amor (1992)
En cada esquina de mi barrio (1993)
Vivencias (1994) (Último disco de Peerless)
Intimidades (1995) (Primer disco en Disa)
Raíces (1996) (Disco de Peerless, lanzado después de la salida del grupo)
Los sonidos de su espíritu (1996)
Hasta la eternidad (1998)
Volando en una nave triste (1999)
Los caballeros de la noche (2000) (Último disco en Disa)
Nómadas (2000) (Primer disco en Fonovisa)
Enfermos de amor (2001)
Nostalgias (2002)
Ayer, hoy y siempre (2003)
Ritmo y sentimiento (2004)
Amor y delirio (2005)
En Vivo (2005)
Siluetas (2006)
Evolución (2008)
Pinta mi mundo (2009) (Ultimo disco en Fonovisa)
XXIV (2012)

References

^ Miguel Olmos Aguilera - Músicas migrantes. La movilidad artística en la era global: 2014 "... Mier, Los Barón de Apodaca, Liberación, Los Acosta, Brindis, Ladrón, La Industria del Amor y Bronco, por citar a algunos."

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