One of the most romantic and stylistically original groups to emerge from the explosive norteño scene of the 1990s, Chihuahua, Mexico's Conjunto Primavera is a best-selling, multi-Latin Grammy-winning ensemble. Founded by saxophonist Juan Dominguez in 1978, they achieved significant regional success early on with their rancheras, boleros, and ballads -- evidenced plainly by 1980's raucous Cuatro Primaveras. By the time they issued 1986's Con las Manos Vacias, the band's sound had evolved to include not only saxophone but electric keyboards. After signing to Fonovisia in the early 1990s, the group registered a near-constant string of hit singles and albums, epitomized by their first gold-certified album, Necesito Decirte, in 1998. Their harmonies are styled with influence from vintage doo wop and rhythm and blues as much as northern Mexican folk music. Beginning with 2000's Morir de Amor, Conjunto Primavera placed a dozen consecutive albums in the Top 200, and more than twice they appeared in the upper rungs at Top Latin Albums and/or Mexican Regional Albums, including 2014's Latin Grammy-winning Norteño Album of the year Amor Amor and 2019's Lo Más Escuchado De.