Biography

With better than 30 years at the top of the regional Mexican music market and a discography boasting better than 50 titles, Los Huracanes del Norte are commonly known as one of música norteña's most influential groups. Though the group's musicians originated from the state of Michoacán, it was in San Jose, CA, that they cultivated their artistic careers. Formed in 1969, the group's principal members were Heraclio, Jesús, and Francisco García, who, joined by Asunción Rubalcava, called themselves Los Cuatro del Norte. The band was joined in 1972 by a fourth García brother, Guadalupe, who would go on to write to the song that earned the band their first recording opportunity. The band recorded their debut record in 1973, featuring Guadalupe's single "Corrdio de Daniel Treviño," which got airplay all over California. With the release of their second album, La Gavilla de Burro Prieto, Los Huracanes del Norte were able to tour throughout the region, playing dance halls as far off as Illinois. The band's breakthrough came in 1978 with the release of La Musiquera, which earned them their first gold record. Los Huracanes' touring territory was extended to include every corner of the U.S. and numerous stops in Mexico and throughout Central America. Subsequent films appearances familiarized audiences throughout the Spanish-speaking world with Los Huracanes and their unique brand of norteño. Through the mid '90s regional Mexican music audiences began to swell, and Los Huracanes del Norte regularly played for audiences of 10,000 to 30,000. In 2003 the band celebrated 30 years as one of the genre's definitive groups. Every one of their original releases from the late '90s through 2006's Puro Pa' Arriba landed a spot in Billboard's regional Mexican category's Top Ten. A household name throughout Mexico and much of the U.S., Los Huracanes del Norte are among norteño's leading proponents. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, Rovi. With better than 30 years at the top of the regional Mexican music market and a discography boasting better than 50 titles, Los Huracanes del Norte are commonly known as one of música norteña's most influential groups. Though the group's musicians originated from the state of Michoacán, it was in San Jose, CA, that they cultivated their artistic careers. Formed in 1969, the group's principal members were Heraclio, Jesús, and Francisco García, who, joined by Asunción Rubalcava, called themselves Los Cuatro del Norte. The band was joined in 1972 by a fourth García brother, Guadalupe, who would go on to write to the song that earned the band their first recording opportunity. The band recorded their debut record in 1973, featuring Guadalupe's single "Corrdio de Daniel Treviño," which got airplay all over California. With the release of their second album, La Gavilla de Burro Prieto, Los Huracanes del Norte were able to tour throughout the region, playing dance halls as far off as Illinois. The band's breakthrough came in 1978 with the release of La Musiquera, which earned them their first gold record. Los Huracanes' touring territory was extended to include every corner of the U.S. and numerous stops in Mexico and throughout Central America. Subsequent films appearances familiarized audiences throughout the Spanish-speaking world with Los Huracanes and their unique brand of norteño. Through the mid '90s regional Mexican music audiences began to swell, and Los Huracanes del Norte regularly played for audiences of 10,000 to 30,000. In 2003 the band celebrated 30 years as one of the genre's definitive groups. Every one of their original releases from the late '90s through 2006's Puro Pa' Arriba landed a spot in Billboard's regional Mexican category's Top Ten. A household name throughout Mexico and much of the U.S., Los Huracanes del Norte are among norteño's leading proponents. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, Rovi

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6. Mi Complemen..	7. Con Fuerza y..	8. Déjate Quer..	9. Mensaje De O..	10. Verdades Nor..
11. El Ranchero ..	12. Como un Hura..	13. Los Huracán..	14. Norteño 200..	15. Corridos Que..
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Top Songs
	Name	Album	Time	Price
1.	Ahora por Ley	Como un Huracán	2:39	$1.29
2.	Cero a la Izquierda	Como un Huracán	2:53	$0.99
3.	Como un Huracán	Como un Huracán	3:09	$1.29
4.	No Mas Por Tu Culpa	La Historia de los Exitos	3:39	$1.29
5.	Mi Modo	Como un Huracán	3:10	$1.29
6.	El Hombre de Negro	Los Huracánes del Norte - ..	3:14	$1.29
7.	Te Perdóné una Vez	Los Huracánes del Norte - ..	2:53	$1.29
8.	Cierrale Amanda Cierrale	Con Fuerza y Sentimiento, L..	3:10	$1.29
9.	Las Nieves De Enero	Con Fuerza y Sentimiento, L..	3:23	$1.29
10.	Pa Que Te Casabas Juan	Con Fuerza y Sentimiento, L..	2:23	$1.29
11.	Cruz De Madera	Con Fuerza y Sentimiento, L..	2:50	$1.29
12.	El Troquero	Con Fuerza y Sentimiento, L..	2:55	$1.29
13.	La Escuadra (En Que Trabaja El Mucha..	Con Fuerza y Sentimiento, L..	2:01	$1.29
14.	Nomas Por Tu Culpa	Con Fuerza y Sentimiento, L..	3:42	$1.29
15.	La Gallinita	Con La Fuerza De Un Huracá..	2:39	$1.29
16.	Borracho, Borracho	Con La Fuerza De Un Huracá..	3:32	$1.29
17.	La Borracha	Con La Fuerza De Un Huracá..	2:57	$1.29
18.	Libro Nuevo	Con La Fuerza De Un Huracá..	2:37	$1.29
19.	Juanita Y Julian	Déjate Querer	3:19	$1.29
20.	Nada Contigo	Déjate Querer	2:52	$1.29
21.	Falso Orgullo	Verdades Norteñas	2:32	$1.29
22.	Ya No Me Gustas	Verdades Norteñas	2:45	$1.29
23.	911	Verdades Norteñas	3:00	$1.29
24.	Mi Complemento	Mi Complemento	3:21	$1.29
25.	Pobre Bohemio	Mi Complemento	2:58	$1.29

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