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As Antonio entered his teen years, he separated from his sisters and continued his career as a soloist. At that time, this was a controversial change due to the group’s popularity, and many of their fans did not like this. Ultimately, the change proved to be a great success for Antonio and his sisters. Antonio’s popularity continued to grow, and he became one of the most successful and popular singer / songwriters of the 1980s and 1990s. His 4 sisters continued for a few years as the children’s group, “Chikis”, and some years later, became the internationally successful and famous girl group, Sparx.
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Antonio toured Mexico, Central America, South America, and the United States extensively. Most of his international hits came during this time period. Among the most popular are, “Vamos A Jugar”, “Muchachita”, “Como Me Gustas”, “Busco Un Amor”, “Dile”, “No Llorare”, “Buscare” (peaked at #7 on Billboard’s Top Latin Song chart, May 14, 1988), “El No Te Quiere” (peaked at #9 on Billboard’s Top Latin Song chart, April 12, 1997), “No Quieren Que Te Quiera” (peaked at #16 on Billboard’s Top Latin Song chart, August 16, 1997), and “Como Cuando Y Porque” (peaked at #12 on Billboard’s Top Latin Song chart, July 16, 1994), which was an original song written and given to him by Mexican singer / songwriter, Juan Gabriel. In 1987, Antonio scored what is considered to be his greatest hit, and one of the most successful Latin ballads of the 1980s, the now classic ballad, “Doce Rosas.” On May 23, 1987, Doce Rosas reached #3 on Billboard Magazine’s Top Latin Songs chart.