Lo Nuestro Award for Regional Mexican Album of the Year
Lo Nuestro Awards for Regional Mexican Album of the Year | |
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Current: Premio Lo Nuestro 2017 | |
Awarded for | Regional Mexican Album of the Year |
Country | United States |
Presented by | Univision |
First awarded | 1989 |
Currently held by | Calibre 50, Mitad y Mitad (2019) |
Most awards | Intocable (5) |
Most nominations | Los Tigres del Norte (14) |
Website | univision.com/premiolonuestro |
The Lo Nuestro Award for Regional Mexican Album of the Year is an award presented annually by American network Univision. It was first awarded in 1989 and has been given annually since. The accolade was established to recognize the most talented performers of Latin music.[1] The nominees and winners were originally selected by a voting poll conducted among program directors of Spanish-language radio stations in the United States and also based on chart performance on Billboard Latin music charts, with the results being tabulated and certified by the accounting firm Deloitte.[1][2] At the present time, the winners are selected by the audience through an online survey.[3] The trophy awarded is shaped in the form of a treble clef.[1]
The award was first presented to Si Me Recuerdas by Mexican group Los Bukis. Mexican-American band Intocable holds the record for the most awards, winning on five occasions. Tejano acts Selena and La Mafia, Mexican bands Banda el Recodo, Bronco, Conjunto Primavera, and singer-songwriters Pepe Aguilar and Juan Gabriel, won the award twice each.
Winners and nominees
Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees for the majority of the years awarded.
Key | Meaning |
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‡ | Indicates the winning album |
![A woman with black hair, facing front, holding a microphone in her left hand, behind a microphone pedestal.](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/db/Ana_Gabriel.jpg/220px-Ana_Gabriel.jpg)
![A man with a hat on his head, semi-inclined, wearing a colorful shirt and denim pants, holding a microphone in his left hand and holding the hand of a woman who hails from a crowd in the background. In the background you can see vehicles, poles and high voltage cables.](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a9/LaMafiaGritoFest.jpg/220px-LaMafiaGritoFest.jpg)
![A man standing with black hair, smiling, wearing a blue jacket, white shirt and blue tie, holding a microphone in his right hand.](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1f/Juan_Gabriel_in_2006.jpg/220px-Juan_Gabriel_in_2006.jpg)
![A man dressed in mariachi suit and holding a microphone in his left hand, facing front.](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/06/Pepe_Aguilar_cropped.jpg/220px-Pepe_Aguilar_cropped.jpg)
Year | Album | Performer(s) | Ref |
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1989 (1st) | Si Me Recuerdas‡ | Los Bukis | [4] |
Superbronco | Bronco | ||
El Cuatrero | Vicente Fernández | ||
Canciones de Mi Padre | Linda Ronstadt | ||
Idolos del Pueblo | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
1990 (2nd) | Un Golpe Más‡ | Bronco | [5] |
Por Tu Maldita Amor | Vicente Fernández | ||
Explosivo | La Mafia | ||
Los Corridos Prohibidos | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Siempre Te Amaré | Los Yonics | ||
1991 (3rd) | A Todo Galope‡ | Bronco | [6][7] |
De Lo Nuevo, De Lo Mejor | Los Temerarios | ||
Enter the Future | La Mafia | ||
Mi Buena Suerte | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
No Te Olvidaré | Mazz | ||
1992 (4th) | Mi México‡ | Ana Gabriel | [8] |
Amigo | Bronco | ||
Arriba el Norte y Arriba el Sur | Vicente Fernández and Ramón Ayala | ||
Para Nuestra Gente | Mazz | ||
México, Voz y Sentimiento | Various Artists | ||
1993 (5th) | Estás Tocando Fuego‡ | La Mafia | [9][10] |
Entre a Mi Mundo‡ | Selena | ||
Alejandro Fernández | Alejandro Fernández | ||
Mi Vida Eres Tú | Los Temerarios | ||
Qué de Raro Tiene | Vicente Fernández | ||
1994 (6th) | Ahora y Siempre‡ | La Mafia | [11] |
Con Sangre de Indio | Banda Machos | ||
Por el Mundo | Bronco | ||
Lo Haré Por Ti | Mazz | ||
Selena Live! | Selena | ||
1995 (7th) | Amor Prohibido‡ | Selena | [12] |
Ayer y Hoy | Ana Gabriel | ||
Lástima Que Seas Ajena | Vicente Fernández | ||
Los Dos Plebes | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Pura Sangre | Bronco | ||
1996 (8th) | El México Que Se Nos Fue‡ | Juan Gabriel | [13][14] |
Aunque Me Duela el Alma | Vicente Fernández | ||
Joyas de Dos Siglos | Ana Gabriel | ||
Mi Forma de Sentir | Pedro Fernández | ||
Rompiendo Barreras | Bronco | ||
1997 (9th) | Unidos Para Siempre‡ | Los Tigres del Norte | [15][16] |
Ay Amor | Ana Bárbara | ||
Juntos Para Siempre | Los Mismos | ||
Pedro Fernández | Pedro Fernández | ||
Un Millón de Rosas | La Mafia | ||
1998 (10th) | Juntos Otra Vez‡ | Juan Gabriel and Rocío Dúrcal | [17][18] |
Con Un Mismo Corazón | Ana Gabriel | ||
Jefe de Jefes | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Muy Dentro de Mi Corazón | Alejandro Fernández | ||
Partiéndome el Alma | Límite | ||
1999 (11th) | Por Mujeres Como Tu‡ | Pepe Aguilar | [19][20] |
Así Como Tú | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Amor Platónico | Los Tucanes de Tijuana | ||
Como Te Recuerdo | Los Temerarios | ||
De Corazón a Corazón | Límite | ||
2000 (12th) | Por Una Mujer Bonita‡ | Pepe Aguilar | [21][22] |
12 Balazos de Plata | Priscila y sus Balas de Plata | ||
A Todas Las Que Amé | Ezequiel Peña | ||
Al Por Mayor | Los Tucanes de Tijuana | ||
Contigo | Intocable | ||
Herencia de Familia | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Trozos de Mi Alma | Marco Antonio Solís | ||
2001 (13th) | Secreto de Amor‡ | Joan Sebastian | [23][24] |
A Ellas | El Poder del Norte | ||
De Paisano a Paisano | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
El Recado | Conjunto Primavera | ||
Lobo Herido | Vicente Fernández | ||
2002 (14th) | Despreciado ‡ | Lupillo Rivera | [25][26] |
Ansia de Amar | Conjunto Primavera | ||
Contigo Por Siempre | Banda el Recodo | ||
En Vivo | Joan Sebastian | ||
Lo Mejor de Nosotros | Pepe Aguilar | ||
2003 (15th) | Perdóname Mi Amor‡ | Conjunto Primavera | [27][28] |
Ahora y Siempre | Liberación | ||
Amorcito Corazón | Lupillo Rivera | ||
Jugo a la Vida | Los Tucanes de Tijuana | ||
Sueños | Intocable | ||
2004 (16th) | Tu Amor o Tu Desprecio‡ | Marco Antonio Solís | [3][29] |
Afortunado | Joan Sebastian | ||
Imperio | Los Tucanes de Tijuana | ||
Situaciones | Palomo | ||
Soy Así | Límite | ||
2005 (17th) | Intimamente‡ | Intocable | [30][31] |
Locos de Amor | Los Horóscopos de Durango | ||
Pacto de Sangre | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Por Ti | Banda el Recodo | ||
Que Amarren de Cupido | Joan Sebastian | ||
2006 (18th) | X‡ | Intocable | [32][33] |
Directo al Corazón | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Hoy Como Ayer | Conjunto Primavera | ||
Pensando En Ti | K-Paz de la Sierra | ||
Razón de Sobra | Marco Antonio Solís | ||
2007 (19th) | Algo de Mi‡ | Conjunto Primavera | [34][35] |
Aliado del Tiempo | Mariano Barba | ||
Borrón y Cuenta Nueva | Grupo Montéz de Durango | ||
Historias Que Contar | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Los Super Éxitos | Grupo Montéz de Durango | ||
2008 (20th) | Crossroads: Cruce de Caminos‡ | Intocable | [36][37] |
Ahora y Siempre | Alacranes Musical | ||
Detalles y Emociones | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
El Amor Que Nunca Fue | Conjunto Primavera | ||
Recio, Recio Mis Creadorez | Los Creadorez del Pasito Duranguense de Alfredo Ramírez | ||
2009 (21st) | Capaz de Todo Por Ti‡ | K-Paz de la Sierra | [38][39] |
Con Banda | Los Dareyes de la Sierra | ||
La Historia | El Chapo de Sinaloa | ||
Que Bonito... Es Lo Bonito | Banda el Recodo | ||
Y Que Quede Claro | La Arrolladora Banda El Limón | ||
2010 (22nd) | Te Presumo‡ | Banda el Recodo | [40][41] |
Más Adelante | La Arrolladora Banda El Limón | ||
Nosotros Somos | Grupo Montéz de Durango | ||
Para Siempre | El Chapo de Sinaloa | ||
Sólo Contigo | Pesado | ||
2011 (23rd) | Me Gusta Todo de Ti‡ | Banda el Recodo | [42][43] |
¡Ando Bien Pedo! | Banda Los Recoditos | ||
Classic | Intocable | ||
En Preparación | Banda Sinaloense MS de Sergio Lizárraga | ||
Soy Su Maestro (45 Aniversario) | La Original Banda El Limón | ||
2012 (24th) | Intocable 2011‡ | Intocable | [44][45] |
Con la Mente en Blanco | Voz de Mando | ||
Gracias a Dios | Violento | ||
Huevos Rancheros | Joan Sebastian | ||
Pistear, Pistear | Chuy Lizarraga y su Banda Tierra Sinaloense | ||
2013 (25th) | Inténtalo‡ | 3BallMTY | [46][47] |
Irreversible... 2012 | La Arrolladora Banda el Limón de René Camacho | ||
La Mejor de Todas | Banda el Recodo | ||
Márchate y Olvídame | Julión Álvarez | ||
Nada Iguales | La Adictiva Banda San José de Mesillas | ||
2014 (26th) | En Peligro de Extinción | Intocable | [48] |
La Estructura | Noel Torres | ||
Mi Razón de Ser | Banda Sinaloense MS de Sergio Lizárraga | ||
Tu Amigo Nada Más | Julión Álvarez | ||
Y Ahora Resulta | Voz de Mando | ||
2015 (27th) | Archivos de Mi Vida | Gerardo Ortíz | [49][50] |
Cazador | El Komander | ||
La Balanza | Noel Torres | ||
Haciendo Historia | Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizárraga | ||
Soy Lo Que Quiero... Indispensable | Julión Álvarez | ||
2016 (28th) | Quiero Ser Tu Dueño | Luis Coronel | [51] |
Sueño XXX | Banda Los Recoditos | ||
El Karma | Ariel Camacho y los Plebes del Rancho | ||
Realidades | Los Tigres del Norte | ||
Levantando Polvareda | Voz de Mando | ||
2017 (29th) | Qué Bendición | Banda Sinaloense MS de Sergio Lizárraga | [52] |
Hombre de Trabajo | Banda Carnaval | ||
Me Está Gustando | Banda Los Recoditos | ||
Historias de la Calle | Calibre 50 | ||
Levantando Polvareda | Remmy Valenzuela | ||
2019 (31st) | Mitad y Mitad | Calibre 50 | |
Calidad y Cantidad | La Arrolladora Banda el Limón de René Camacho | ||
El Elegido | Ulices Chaidez y Sus Plebes | ||
Me Traes de un Ala | Grupo Laberinto | ||
Mi Vida Eres Tú | Virlán García |
See also
- Grammy Award for Best Banda Album
- Grammy Award for Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album
- Grammy Award for Best Norteño Album
- Latin Grammy Award for Best Banda Album
- Latin Grammy Award for Best Norteño Album
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