Top 5 Latin Music Albums of Last Week

Do you love Latin music? Are you a die hard fan of Latin music? Do you have what it takes to boost as an up to date collector of top Latin music albums? Let's find out the top selling Latin music albums of this week. I know that you already have these albums in collection. If you do not have them yet, try your local stores.

Guess who the top artist in our list is! Marco Antonio Solís is the top artist for last couple of weeks in different Latin music charts around the world for his new album "No Molestar". He has always been one of the most important and iconic figure who spread the Latin music across the world. And critics rightly points out that he has yet again lived up to his fame in his eighth solo record "No Molestar". And you simply can't stay away from the elements he has introduced in this album like calypso, cha cha cha or American country sneak. This is undoubtedly another milestone in Solis' music career. His experimentations are worth a listen.

Now the second position may be a tough guess not only for a lot of Latin music lovers but also for a lot of diehard fans of Pasito Duranguense. Grupo Montéz de Durango is in the second spot with their latest album 'Nosotros Somos'. The album has hailed straight to the second spot in some of the most popular music charts around the world in the very first week of its release (10/21/2008). They have been doing great in USA and Mexico since the release of their first album 'Rama Seca' in 1997. If you are a fan of Pasito Duranguense, perhaps you already have the new album in your collection. Now it is time for you to be happy as 'Nosotros Somos' is dancing to the top in high spirits in different charts.

In the third position we have some dark humor. Yes, you got it right. 'Los de Atrás Vienen Conmigo' by Calle 13 is rocking the chart since its release on 21^st October 2008. It is the third studio album by reggaeton music and Hip Hop duo Calle 13. The new album is a great experimental fusion of some native Argentinean and Russian music namely 'Cumbia Villera' and 'Volcanic'. To add to this, in this album Calle 13 has collaborated with some important music figures like Rubén Blades and Café Tacuba. It is worth a listen if you have not done so yet.

In the fourth position we have some great news for reggaeton music lovers. Héctor Delgado's (also knows as Héctor "El Father" and Héctor "El Bambino") 'Juicio Final' is rocking Latin music charts since its release on 21^st October 2008. It has been only a few weeks since the release and it has already lived up to the reputation.

And the next in the list is "Vámonos Pa'l Río" by Los Pikadientes de Caborca - the studio album release by the regional group that has already produced a super hit top ten hit with their debut single "La Cumbia del Río". Critics say that they are here to stay and soon we are going to have some numbers from them.

So, do you have all these albums in your collection?