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"Un Hombre Normal" is a song recorded by Mexican singer Espinoza Paz, released as a single from his album of the same title.The song became his fourth top 5 hit on the Billboard Latin Songs chart, and the third to peak at No.4, after "Al Diablo Lo Nuestro" (2010) and "El Culpable" (2011).
In 2012 he released "Un Hombre Normal", a compilation album featuring some of his biggest hits, remixes and several new recordings. The title track would eventually reach No. 1 on the Latin Charts. During this time Paz decided to release an album of all Mariachi songs with the group Mariachi Sol De Mexico.
"Un Hombre Normal" Espinoza Paz: 2012: 9 "El Verdadero Amor Perdona" Maná featuring Prince Royce: 2012: 10 "Las Cosas Pequeñas" Prince Royce: 2013: 1 "Vivir Mi Vida" ‡ Marc Anthony: 2013: 2 "Limbo" Daddy Yankee: 2013: 3 "Darte un Beso" Prince Royce: 2013: 4 "Zumba" Don Omar: 2013: 5 "Propuesta Indecente" Romeo Santos: 2013: 6 "Algo Me Gusta ...
Espinoza Paz - "Un Hombre Normal" Regional Mexican Songs Artist of the Year, Solo. Gerardo Ortiz [1] Regional Mexican Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group
American rapper Pitbull (pictured in 2012), had the first number-one song in the chart.. Mexico Airplay was a weekly record chart published by Billboard magazine since 2011 for singles receiving airplay in Mexico.
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Popular Song of the Year: Un Hombre Normal, Espinoza Paz; Popular Breakthrough of the Year: Inténtalo, 3Ball MTY; Popular Norteño Soloist or Group: Mi Promesa, Grupo Pesado; Popular Ranchero Soloist or Group: Otra Vez, Vicente Fernández; Popular Banda/Duranguense Soloist or Group: Joyas Prestadas, Jenni Rivera
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