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About
Mexican pop and regional Latin singer and songwriter known for being the lead singer of an all-female band on the late-night television show Noches Con Platanito along with having competed on La Voz México. She is also known for her songs such as "Se Me Declaró," "No Llega El Olvido," "Me Vas a Extrañar," "Ángeles de Dios," "Pescador de Hombres," "Respuesta A Botella Tras Botella," "Ya Supérame," "Jaque Mate (Respuesta a El Tóxico)," "Préstame A Mi Padre," and "Se Me Declaró."
Before fame
Her move to the United States opened new opportunities for her to pursue music more seriously, and her musical pursuit accelerated during her teenage years. She joined her school's mariachi program when she was 15 years old and learned traditional Mexican performance styles while also performing regularly at school and community events. She recorded and released her first independent album Muriendo de Ganas when she was 18 years old. She released her first notable single "Se Me Declaró" in 2013. Her career took a major step forward in January 2014 when she moved to Los Angeles, California as shortly after she arrived, she became the lead singer of the all-female band on the late-night television show Noches Con Platanito. She auditioned for and competed in the reality singing competition La Voz México in 2018.
Trivia
She has also worked as a jingle writer for Noches Con Platanito. She plays the guitar. She sings in both English and Spanish. She performed at the Día Nacional de la Banda Ocean Fest in March 2018. She was crowned Queen of the Hollywood Carnival in June 2018.
Family life
She was born in Montemorelos, Nuevo León, Mexico, and raised there until she relocated with her family to South Texas in the United States when she was 12 years old. She is a mother.
Associated with
She performed on Noches Con Platanito which Chasty Rose Ballesteros also appeared on.
