Conjunto Primavera

 

CONJUNTO PRIMAVERA

Platinum selling recording artist, Conjunto Primavera just released their new studio album "Algo De Mi." This release marks not only Conjunto Primavera's 33rd recording but also a career that spans 27-years of creating its unique blend of Norteño/Romantic music. Conjunto Primavera is the undisputed leader of the Norteño/romantic genre. The group's uniqueness lies within their ability to craft heartfelt romantic Norteño songs filtered through a pop sensibility. This gift has allowed the group to produce a string of consistent radio hit songs and stellar sales in the United States and Mexico.

Albums:
"Algo De Mí" (2006)
Led by the gifted voice of Tony Meléndez, Conjunto Primavera's on going love affair with romanticism is in full bloom. The fist single to hit radio is titled "Algo De Mí" written by Monterrey, Mexico based composer Osvaldo Villareal, a song that has already become a No. 1 hit in the United States.

"Hoy Como Ayer" (2005)
"Hoy Como Ayer" led the group to more milestone accomplishments. Just one week after the release date the title track soared directly to the No. 1 position simultaneously on the radio charts of the leading trade publications: Billboard, ' Latin Top Tracks', ' Regional Mexican Airplay' and Radio & Records ' 'Regional Mexican' chart. The single "Hoy Como Ayer" remained at No.1 for more than 9 consecutive weeks on Billboard's ' Regional Mexican Airplay' chart.

Conjunto Primavera's activities were numerous; closing the year as award recipients at Los Angeles' ' Premios Que Buena (2005) where the group earned five awards: 'Grupo Norteño del Año' (Norteño Group of the Year), 'Canción Norteña del Año' (Norteño Song of the Year) for the song "Hoy Como Ayer", 'Mejor Video del Año'(Best Video), 'Premio Verizon'(Verizon Award) and 'Premio Artista del Año/Tecate'(Artist of the Year).

"Decide Tu"( 2003)
"Decide Tu," followed the same path of their previous multi -chart busting album "Perdoname Mi Amor." Track highlight of this album is: "Ave Cautiva," the first single that reached the top tier positions on the music charts, an inspiration of Ramon Gonzalez Mora, who is credited for the group's trilogy of radio hits ("Perdoname Mi Amor," "Morir De Amor," and "Necesito Decirte") that contributed to the success of this album.

"Perdoname Mi Amor" (2002) Certified RIAA GOLD (more than 500,000)
"Perdóname Mi Amor", earned Conjunto Primavera ground breaking success and award recognition 2003. Among these was Billboard's 'Regional Mexican Airplay Track of the Year; Male Group' for the single "Perdoname Mi Amor." In addition, their second single "Una Vez Mas" reached the #1 position on Billboard's 'Hot Latin Tracks' (Top 40) and also remained #1 on the 'Regional Mexican Airplay' chart for more more than 16 weeks. In addition, the group received two 'Premio Lo Nuestro A La Musica Latina' awards in the categories of 'Album Of The Year' and 'Best Norteño Interpretation.'

"Ansia De Amar" (2001) Certified RIAA GOLD (more than 500,00)
This album garnered the band numerous awards such as: BDS Certified Spin Award (May 2002) with the song "No Te Podias Quedar," for obtaining 50,000 plus radio spins. In addition, Conjunto Primavera was the recipient of the coveted 'Latin Billboard' award for 'Regional Mexican Album Of The Year Male Group' in 2002. While their hit song "No Te Podias Quedar," would be the song that propelled them to reaching Gold status in the United States.

"Morir De Amor" (2000) Certified RIAA GOLD (more than 500,00)
This album spawned the hit song "Morir De Amor," that remained on the Top 10 on Billboard's 'Regional Mexican Airplay' chart for several weeks.

"Conjunto Primavera …(1999) En Vivo Para Ti"
Conjunto Primavera delivered their first 'Live' recording that included some of the group's biggest hit songs.

"Necesito Decirte" (1998) Certified RIAA PLATINUM and GOLD
By 1998 Conjunto Primavera had established itself as a prominent group in the Norteño music genre. This album placed the group on the map by reaching unimaginable heights as the group discovered a new musical niche 'Norteño/romantic,' which would become their signature sound and key to their future success. The title track "Necesito Decirte," pushed the group to Gold and Platinum status respectively in the United States.