Conjunto Chaney

Formed in 1980 in Puerto Rico under Nicolás Vivas' leadership, Conjunto Chaney (El Conjunto Del Amor) has featured vocal talents such as Willie Gonzalez, Eddie Santiago, and Cheo Andujar. Their early success came with hits like "Nicolasa" and "Aprende a Querer," followed by popular tracks like "Campesina Borincana" and "Tarde Ya." The band's discography includes albums under labels like Kee Records, Calor Records, and Hit Makers, producing hits such as "Desesperado," "Acaríciame," and "Que Ganas Tengo," leading to international recognition and awards.

Conjunto Chaney's versatility and musical prowess have earned them accolades like the ACE Album of the Year in New York and multiple Orchestra of the Year awards. Their songs like "Amor De Primavera" have become anthems, with notable achievements including gold records for albums like "¡Más Que Atrevido!" and "El Conjunto Del Amor." The band's widespread appeal has seen them expand their influence across the United States, South America, and Europe, solidifying their status as a respected and accomplished musical ensemble.