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Los Ángeles de Charly - Wikipedia

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Los Angeles de Charly is a Mexican cumbia group led by vocalist Carlos Becies. The group was formed in 1999, after Charly Becies and fellow vocalists Guillermo "Memo" Palafox and Jonathan Martínez left the popular group Los Ángeles Azules and became one of leading exporters of the romantic Mexican cumbia genre. In 2000, the group's ten-track album Un Sueño peaked at No. 29 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart.^[1] Their follow-up album Te Voy a Enamorar was released in 2001 and went on to be number one on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart.^[2]

Discography

La Magia Del Amor • 1999
Un Sueño • 2000
Te Voy A Enamorar • 2001
Bonita Mujer • 2002
Recuerdos • 2003
Carta De Amor • 2004
Cuando Te Enamoras • 2005
Un Tiempo, Un Estilo, Un Amor • 2006
Mi eterno Amor Secreto • 2007
Luna Desnuda • 2008
De Amores y Recuerdos • 2011
Romántico • 2019

Studio albums

La Magia Del Amor (1999)
Un Sueño (2000)
Te Voy a Enamorar (2001)
Bonita Mujer (2002)
Recuerdos (2003)
Carta de Amor (2004)
Cuando Te Enamoras (2005)
Un Tiempo,Un Estilo,Un Amor 2006
Mi eterno amor secreto 2007
Luna Desnuda (2008) Last album On Fonovisa
Amores y recuerdos (2011 )Titanio Records
Romántico (2019) Gerencia 360

Direct albums

DVD En Vivo en el Teatro Gran Rex (2006) (Only for Sale in Argentina [Barca Records])
Grandes Éxitos En Vivo en Scombro Bailable y La Mira (2011) [Garra Records]

Compilations

Juntos Por Primera Vez/Con Grupo Mandingo. (2002)Fonovisa
Encuentro De Angeles Volumen 01/Con Los Angeles Azules. (2003)Disa/Fonovisa
De Recuerdos y Amores 20 Grandes Éxitos Románticos. (2005) Fonovisa
Greatest Hits/Con Grupo Aroma [CD+DVD]. (2005) Fonovisa
Encuentro De Angeles Volumen 02/Con Los Angeles Azules. (2006)Disa/Fonovisa
Encuentro Sonidero/Con Grupo Aroma. (2006) Fonovisa
Para Ti Nuestra Historia [2CDS+Entrevistas]. (2006) Fonovisa
La Mejor Coleccion (30 Super Exitos) [2CD]. (2007) Fonovisa
15 Autenticos Exitos. (2008) Fonovisa.
Las Número 1.(2008)Fonovisa/Univision Records
Oro Grupero/Con Los Angeles Azules. (2008)UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only Available On USA).
Mi Coleccion. (2012). Fonovisa.
20 Kilates. (2014)Fonovisa/Univision Records
Gran Encuentro (20 Éxitos Originales)/(con Los Ángeles Azules).(2014) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only Available On USA).
Amor De Telenovela (Baile Total). (2017) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only available on Digital Download)
Lo Mas Escuchado De.. (2019) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only available on Digital Download)
Lo Mas Romantico De.. (2021) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only available on Digital Download)
Cumbias De Verano Best Hits. (2021) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only available on Digital Download)
Ayer, Hoy y Siempre. (2021) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only available on Digital Download)
Cumbias Para Bailar. (2021) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only available on Digital Download)
Favoritas Con Amor. (2022) UMG Records/Universal Music Distribution. (Only available on Digital Download)

Official Video Clips

Me Vas A Recordar (1999)
Amor Secreto (1999)
Mentiras (1999)
Un sueño (2000)
Toda (2000)
Me Volvi A Acordar De Ti (2001)
Que levante la mano (2001)
Por Un Minuto De Tu Amor (2002)
!Y Qué! (2004)
Cuando te enamoras (Univision music group (2005)
Ya me enteré (2020) Gerencia 360

References

^ "Independent Albums | Billboard". Billboard. Retrieved 2016-08-07.
^ "Los Angeles de Charly - Biography | Billboard". Billboard. Retrieved 2016-08-07.

External links

(in Spanish) Los Angeles de Charly at Fonovisa

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