Belanova discography

Belanova discography
Studio albums 5
Music videos 19
Singles 15

The discography of Mexican synthpop group Belanova includes five studio albums, two live albums, three DVDs, and numerous singles and music videos.

Albums

All regularly released albums and their chartpositions in Mexico (MEX),[1] U.S. Billboard Top Latin Albums (USA),[2]

Year Title Chart positions Sales/Certification
MEX USA
2003 Cocktail 5 ~ AMPROFON Certification: Gold (50,000+)
2005 Dulce Beat
  • 2nd Studio Album
  • Released: 21 June 2005
  • Formats: CD, Digital Download
 1 59 AMPROFON Certification: 2x Platinum (200,000+)
CAPIF Certification: Gold (20,000+)
2006 Dulce Beat Live
  • Live Album
  • Released: 1 November 2006
  • Formats: CD+DVD, DVD, Digital Download
 11 ~ AMPROFON Certification: Gold (50,000+)
2007 Fantasía Pop
  • 3rd Studio Album
  • Released: 10 September 2007
  • Formats: CD, Digital Download
 1 18 AMPROFON Certification: Platinum (100,000+)
AMPROFON Certification: 2x Diamond (Digital Sales) (500,000+)
2008 Tour Fantasía Pop
  • Live Album
  • Released: 9 December 2008
  • Formats: CD+DVD, Digital Download
 27 ~ Unavailable
2010 Sueño Electro I
  • 4th Studio Album
  • Released: 25 October 2010
  • Formats: CD, Digital Download
 6 5 Unavailable
2011 Sueño Electro II
  • 5th Studio Album
  • Released: 6 September 2011
  • Formats: CD, CD+DVD, Digital Download
 19 15 Unavailable
2016 TBA
  • 6th Studio Album
  • Released: TBA 2016

Singles

All regularly released singles and their chart positions in U.S. Billboard Hot Latin Songs (US Hot Latin Songs),[3] U.S. Billboard Latin Pop Airplay (US Latin Pop Airplay),[4] Spanish Official Top 20 Airplay Chart (SPA),[5]

Year Title Album Peak positions
MEX US Hot Latin Songs US Latin Pop Airplay COL
2003 "Tus Ojos" Cocktail 1 ~ 1 ~
"Suele Pasar" 17 ~ 2 ~
2004 "Aún Así Te Vas" 23 17 14
2005 "Me Pregunto" Dulce Beat 2 12 1 26
"Por Ti" 1 11 1 22
2006 "Rosa Pastel" Dulce Beat 2.0 4 5 2 7
"Niño" Dulce Beat Live 7 9 1
2007 "Baila Mi Corazón" Fantasía Pop 1 9 1 10
"Cada Que..." 1 3 1 9
2008 "One, Two, Three, Go! (1, 2, 3, Go!)" 1 6 1 34
"Paso El Tiempo" Tour Fantasía Pop 5 23 5 49
2010 "Nada De Más" Sueño Electro I 3 15 1
"No Me Voy a Morir" 1 26 1
2011 "Mariposas" Sueño Electro II 8 23 8
"Hasta El Final" 23 21 1

Promotional Singles

Year Title Album Peak positions
US Hot Latin Songs US Latin Pop Airplay SPA
2003 "Y..." Cocktail 6 4 2
2006 "Soñar" Dulce Beat 2 1 7
"Eres Tú" High School Musical Soundtrack 1 1 1
2007 "Toma Mi Mano" Fantasía Pop 19 23 12
2011 "Tic-Toc" (featuring Lena Katina) Sueño Electro II 32 2 12
2012 "Únete Al Movimiento" N/A 5 3 12

Other Charted Songs

Year Title Album Peak positions
MEX
2010 "Sólo Para Mí" Sueño Electro I 1
"Y Mi Corazón..." 8

Videography

DVD releases

Official Music Videos

  • "Tus Ojos"

Released in 2003 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Guadalajara, México and directed by Harry.
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  • "Suele Pasar"

Released in 2003 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Toluca, México and directed by Harry.
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  • "Aún Así Te Vas"

Released in 2004 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Studio Monitor.
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  • "Me Pregunto"

Released in 2005 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Ricardo Calderon.
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  • "Por Ti"

Released in 2005 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Oliver Castro.
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  • "Rosa Pastel"

Released in 2006 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Chicle.
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  • "Eres Tú"

Released in 2006 by Walt Disney Records Latino
Filmed in Mexico City.
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  • "Niño"

Released in 2006 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Guadalajara and directed by José Marquez.
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  • "Baila Mi Corazón"

Released in 2007 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Oliver Castro.
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  • "Toma Mi Mano"

Released in 2007 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Pipitol Ibarra.
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  • "Cada Que..."

Released in 2007 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Ángel Flores.
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  • "One, Two, Three, Go! (1, 2, 3, Go!)"

Released in 2008 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Jesús Rodríguez.
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  • "Paso El Tiempo"

Released in 2007 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Ángel Flores.
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  • "Nada De Más"

Released in 2010 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Simon Brand.
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  • "No Me Voy A Morir"

Released in 2010 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Hidalgo, Mexico and directed by Simon Brand.
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  • "Pow Pow"

Released in 2010 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Belanova.
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  • "Mariposas"

Released in 2011 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Daniel Robles Madrigal.
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  • "Tic-Toc (feat. Lena Katina)"

Released in 2011 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Los Angeles and directed by Daniel Robles Madrigal.
Watch the video On YouTube

  • "Hasta El Final"

Released in 2011 by Universal Music México
Filmed in Mexico City and directed by Daniel Robles Madrigal.
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  • "Únete Al Movimiento"

Released in 2012 by Universal Music México
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Notes and references

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