<img src="http://www.juarol.com/img/Raza/abpremiosjuxprox.JPG" align=left width=170>Con el triunfo rotundo de los Kumbia Kings y con memorables actuaciones en vivo de grupos y artistas como Tucanes de Tijuana, Mariana Seoane, Banda El Recodo, Horóscopos de Durango, RDB en versión grupera y los mismos muchachos liderados por A.B. Quintanilla, se llevó a cabo la doceava entrega de Premios Furia Musical, que transmitió Univision el pasado domingo.


Kings y Rebeldes

Colorido, moda y mucho ritmo grupero fueron los ingredientes que le dieron sabor a la fiesta de música regional más importante de la industria, y en la que el popular grupo Kumbia Kings resultó ganador absoluto al llevarse los reconocimientos de Disco del Año, Productor del Año (Para A.B. Quintanilla), Compositores del Año (A.B. y Cruz Martínez) y Grupo Favorito del Público.

Luego de la celebrada alfombra roja, por donde desfilaron bellas y galanes en sus mejores atuendos, la ceremonia realizada en el majestuoso Auditorio Nacional de la ciudad de México, dio inicio con la legendaria Banda El Recodo, que desde el primer momento puso a bailar a los cerca de 10 mil asistentes e hizo cimbrar el interior del recinto.


Después de eso, el desfile de ganadores y actuaciones en vivo dieron inicio, y durante poco más de tres horas alegraron al público, que pudo ovacionar a sus artistas preferidos y cantar sus canciones predilectas con ellos.

Entre los premios más importantes de la noche destacaron los de Banda El Recodo, que se llevó las preseas de Grupo Regional con Mayor Originalidad y Disco Banda del Año (por Hay amor); Valentín Elizalde por Cantante de Banda del Año, en tanto que el popular Bobby Pulido se alzó con el triunfo en la categoría de Cantante masculino del Año.

Y a la par de los premios, el escenario del Auditorio Nacional vibraba con las presentaciones de Bobby Pulido, la "niña buena" Mariana Seoane, la vistosa Banda Cuisillos y los Horóscopos de Durango.



La entrega de estatuillas continuó, y los afortunados ganadores siguieron su paso. Sergio Vega ganó la categoría de Revelación Grupera, Alejandro Fernández fue el Cantante Ranchero del Año, Conjunto Primavera no tuvo problema en ganar el Grupo Romántico del Año, en tanto que K-Paz de la Sierra fue la Revelación Duranguense y Margarita "La Diosa de la cumbia" ganó el apartado de Grupo Tropical del Año.

Unos transformados RBD interpretaron su mayor éxito, Rebelde, a ritmo grupero, en tanto que los legendarios Tucanes de Tijuana mantuvieron el ánimo en las alturas con su intervención.

Finalmente, los triunfadores de la noche, los Kumbia Kings, subieron primero a recibir sus premios, para después apoderarse del escenario y cerrar con broche de oro con la interpretación de su gran éxito Na Na Na (Dulce Niña)
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Anyone watch this lastnight? Univision does a crappy job on getting their articles in order and up-t0 date for that matter.

Anyway, I'm a fan of Grupera music. I didn't get to see the first hour of it. I did get to see Los Tucanes, Valentín Elizalde, kumbias kings .. pee wis was trying too hard to pretend he was singing, so you could realy tell if was karaoke night with them. same with Valentin... only he seem like he wasn't acting enough so it looked fake haha. but it was a good night for the Kings. los huracanes del norte did a good show... even sang out loud so you could hear thier real voices over the mics.

Juan and I watched this lastnight, it was great. I loved RBD's performance, they rocked!!

siLLy wrote:Juan and I watched this lastnight, it was great. I loved RBD's performance, they rocked!!

OH man... they should just stick to pop music haha. that cumbia does not go well with RBD... i've heard it other times before. I'm sure they feel the same way too. managment pressure is a bitch!

Did you see what los Tucanes had on? kind of tacky! ohh Bobby Pulido won best male vocalist beating Lupillo Rivera...daaang :Clap:


Oh I think Segio Vega won song of the year? with "Dueño de ti" that's a good jam.

Cursillos should of started off with a fast beat song, IMO... I thought for sure they were gonna have the audiance fall asleep with thier ballad.

All in all it was good show. 2005 was an awesome year for Grupera music.

My babies did do well, didnt they. lol

I think RBD could pull off a song in cumbia, but the one they chose to do didnt go well with the cumbia tune at all.

DallasChika wrote:My babies did do well, didnt they. lol

I think RBD could pull off a song in cumbia, but the one they chose to do didnt go well with the cumbia tune at all.

lol yes, it was definitely a good night for Kumbia Kings... for sure! so... much props to them. I didn't see Cruz with Alicia did you?

Yeah, that one song from RBD sounds better in pop then Cumbia. that was weird.

Huaraches wrote:OH man... they should just stick to pop music haha. that cumbia does not go well with RBD... i've heard it other times before. I'm sure they feel the same way too. managment pressure is a bitch!

Did you see what los Tucanes had on? kind of tacky! ohh Bobby Pulido won best male vocalist beating Lupillo Rivera...daaang :Clap:


Oh I think Segio Vega won song of the year? with "Dueño de ti" that's a good jam.

Cursillos should of started off with a fast beat song, IMO... I thought for sure they were gonna have the audiance fall asleep with thier ballad.

All in all it was good show. 2005 was an awesome year for Grupera music.

Your right about RBD...I love all of their performances...you could tell they felt a little weary about singing like that...they had to many mess ups!

Los Tucanes did look tacky.. I was so happy Bobby Pulido won against Lupillo...Lupillo get's on my nerves..

LOL, I think I left the room to do something when the Cuisillos perforemd.... :doh!:

I enjoyed los horoscopos de Durango

I didn't see Alicia with her hubby either :thinking:

It was a good show...Loved it!

I watched it a tiny bit, I saw the Horoscopos perform and I hate Duranguense but the that song kind of stuck on me .I was singing it the rest of the night.

" Primero muerta que sencilla..lalalal"

lol, man that song is so played out in Mexico! it got on my nerves already.