September 10, the band received the United Nations Peace Prize. The Mayor of New York, awarded the certificate for the "NY Ace Award." In the months of September and October the ban performed 14 tours of the World Tour which included USA, Peru, Puerto Rico, Colombia to more than 64,400 people. In November the band held its Japan Tour (Tokyo Welfare Pension with 13 live performances. On November 5, President Bill Clinton, President of the United States awarded a letter of appreciation. November 21 the bands 4th album "La Aventura" was released worldwide. On New Year's Eve - December 31 - the band appeared in the 44th NHK "Kohaku Utagoe Fight" and won the 35th Special Record Award. In February 1994, the band had 8 concerts in its US tour (USA, Puerto Rico, Curaçao to more than 42,250 people. In April, the band co-starred with Carlos Santana at Earth Day Concert at Nippon Budokan. In the month of August & September the band again toured in the US, Mexico, Puerto Rico. the ban was Santana's concert opening act in San Francisco. On November 2, Orquesta De La Luz Christmas album "Feliz Christmas" was released. In February 1995 the band was nominated for a Grammy Award for "Best Tropical Latin Album" category. On May 24 the band released its 5th album "Sabór De La Luz". In September the band went on a US-Mexican tour which included New York, Houston, Boston, Puerto Rico and Mexico. in March 1996, the band performed in The "100th anniversary of Japanese immigrants to Hawaii". In July the band decided to suspend group activities for some time. In July 1997, An agreement was made to focused on the solo activities of the members and the band decided to dissolve the group. On July 14, Orquesta De La Luz performed a "Final Sayonara" concert at Akasaka Blitz. Discography Albums Singles La Puerta (Yukihiro Fukutomi Remix) / Carnaval (Kyoto Jazz Massive Edit) / Carnaval (original mix) (2006) 12" vinyl - Avex Io Album charts References External links (Nora) Orquesta De La Luz on Music of Puerto Rico.com Orquesta De La Luz albums reviews Japanese musical groups Salsa music groups Musical groups established in 1990 RCA Records artists Spanish-language singers of Japan