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Adolfo Urías y su Lobo Norteño ("Adolfo Urías and his Northern Wolf") is a Regional Mexican band headed by Adolfo Urías. They specialize in the Norteño-Sax genre. Although actually a band, some Mexicans think of him as a solo artist. Urías, born in Denver, Colorado, United States, learned to play the accordion at age 13. He started his professional career with famous Norteño-Sax family band, Los Marineros del Norte before starting his own band on May 19, 2001 in New Mexico. In 2002, their single, "Corazón Chiquito," was a hit on Regional Mexican radio. In 2004, their single "Qué Chulos Ojos" became another big hit. Adolfo Urías' uncle, Polo Urías, is also a famous Norteño-Sax singer, and both are of the Urías dynasty in Regional Mexican music.

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The Band

• Adolfo Urías - Main performer, primary singer, director; also the Accordion
• David Palma - Saxophone
• Julio Cesar Urías - Bass guitar
• Sergio Urías - Bajo sexto, second vocals
• Raul Urias - Drums

Discography

Note: Major radio hits are in bold italics.

Mi Tesoro

Mi Tesoro was released on 29 October 2001 by Fonovisa, Inc.

• 1. Mi Tesoro
• 2. Adios California
• 3. Angel del Amor
• 4. He Decidido
• 5. Se Esta Muriendo un Corazon
• 6. Huellas de Pasion
• 7. Adonde Se Fue
• 8. Decepcion
• 9. Desconfiada
• 10. Carta Abierta

Divino Amor Eterno

Divino Amor Eterno was released on 29 July 2003.

• 1. Divino Amor Eterno
• 2. Tarde Por Tarde
• 3. Quédate
• 4. Amor Bésame
• 5. Cautivaste Mi Corazón
• 6. Que Me Lleve el Diablo
• 7. Como le Hago
• 8. Besos de Papel
• 9. Hoja Por Hoja
• 10. Qué Es el Amor

Eternamente Enamorado

Eternamente Enamorado was released on 24 May 2004, just one day before Cinco de Mayo.

• 1. Volver a Vernos
• 2. Retirada
• 3. Penas en Mi Alma
• 4. Eres la Flor
• 5. Alegre de Zacatecas
• 6. Por Primera Vez
• 7. Se Acabaron las Caricias
• 8. Cuatro Paredes
• 9. Si Quisieras
• 10. Soy Mexico
• 11. Gaviota
• 12. Qué Chulos Ojos

Románticas Del Corazón

Románticas Del Corazón was released on 8 June 2004.

• 1. Golpe Con Golpe
• 2. Angel del Amor
• 3. Recuerdo Bendito
• 4. Amor Besame
• 5. Prenda Fina
• 6. Donde Se Fue
• 7. Huellas de Pasion
• 8. Que Es el Amor
• 9. Ya No Quiero Ni Pensar (Yo No Quiero Ni Pensar)
• 10. Decepcion

15 Grandes Temas Con Amor

15 Grandes Temas Con Amor was released on 2 November 2004.

• 1. Penas en Mi Alma
• 2. Eres la Flor
• 3. Divino Amor Eterno
• 4. Quedate
• 5. Cautivaste Mi Corazon
• 6. Que Me Lieve el Diablo
• 7. Como le Hago
• 8. Que Es el Amor
• 9. Angel del Amor
• 10. Amor Besame(:

Intimamente

Intimamente was released on 15 February 2005, the day after Valentine's Day.

• 1. Una Limosna
• 2. la Luna
• 3. Convencete
• 4. Enamorados
• 5. Volviste Tarde
• 6. Dueña de Mi Alma
• 7. Cuatro Carreras
• 8. Gracias Amor
• 9. Paraiso de Amor
• 10. Querras Volver Conmigo
• 11. Estrellita Marinera

See also

• Los Rieleros del Norte
• Polo Urias
• norteño (music)
• Ranchera
• Mexican music

External links

Biography

Direct from Platino Records:

• Adolfo Urías y su Lobo Norteño - Platino Records - Spanish only

Music videos (QuickTime .MOV)

• Corazón Chiquito^{[permanent dead link]}
• Amor Bésame^{[permanent dead link]}
• Que Me LLeve el Diablo^{[permanent dead link]}
• Penas en mi Alma^{[permanent dead link]}

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