The younger brother of Latin pop singer Pedro Fernandez, Mexico-born ranchera artist Gerardito Fernandez made his professional debut at age two, releasing his 1995 debut album Nino Popis while still just an eight-year-old. Sangre de Charro followed a year later, and with 1998's El Consentido Fernandez made his major label debut, returning with... [+] Read More

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Formed in the late '70s by keyboardist Virgilio Canales, Mexican/Regional band Liberación became a top-selling artist when the group received three golden records in 1992 for Entre Nubes. They won a Heraldo award in the category of Pop Music Revelation and reached triple-gold status once again in 1994 with Directo Al Corazón. Mainly playing... [+] Read More

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Led by vocalists Ignacio and Rogelio Romo, the Latin pop group Samuray emerged from Aguascaliente, Mexico in 1991 with the LP Tiernas Mentiras. Although a series of records followed, the ensemble did not score a major radio hit in the U.S. and South America until the release of "Contigo o Sin Ti," from their 1997 album Donde Vas Chiquilla. Un... [+] Read More

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