: A high-energy release from Discos Coro featuring fan favorites such as "Monte de Piedad," "Te Quiero," and "Vivamos". Key Anthems in the Discography
: Their breakout album, featuring the title track that remains one of the most recognizable songs in the genre.
: A definitive collection frequently used by modern sonideros (street DJs) in Mexico City and New York as a source for high-quality audio samples. grupo miramar discografia completa exclusive
Versiones en vivo grabadas en festivales de radio durante los años 80.
(1976/1977): Their breakout album featuring the title track and "Pobreza Fatal". Grupo Miramar (1977): Self-titled release under the Accion/Safari labels. Pobres Niños y Otras (1978): Credited to José Barette Y El Miramar Miramar Y Sus Exitos Vol II (1978): Featuring early hits in a standard LP format. Aquel Inmenso Amor : A high-energy release from Discos Coro featuring
Colección de corridos — Volumen 1 (2011)
Busca "Grupo Miramar 20 Éxitos Vol. 1" para encontrar playlists que recopilan sus discos completos y actuaciones. Versiones en vivo grabadas en festivales de radio
The stands as one of the most foundational and emotionally resonant collections in the history of Mexican romantic music. Hailing from Río Grande, Oaxaca, and led by the unmistakably soulful vocals of José Barette , this iconic ensemble pioneered the "balada tropical" and "cumbia romántica" genres during the 1970s and 1980s. By blending melancholic lyrics with a danceable tropical rhythm, they captured the hearts of millions across Latin America.
Si bien toda su discografía es importante, hay canciones que son pilares de la música latina y del Grupo Miramar: