Nadia was born to Mario Lopez Hernández and Aurora Ayuso Rodriguez. She has an older brother named Mario Josuè Lopez Ayuso. Since childhood, Nadia embraced singing, but she kept her desire to perform hidden as her father did not embrace this idea. However, with the help of her mother, she participated in singing competitions such as "Fanta-sia Musical." Nadia soon won the support and help of her father and began to secure musical gigs. At 14, she was a presenter and singer in the television program "Panorama Musical" and presenter on "La Guelaguetza." While working in a restaurant, she sang with her father's mariachi group.
Nadia's role in La Academiaedit
Nadia won first prize in the V International Talent and Modeling Convention in 1998. She recorded CDs in Oaxaca, most notably "Enamorada de tí", released in 1998. In 2002, Nadia landed a spot on the Mexican reality show La Academia on Televisión Azteca. With her rendition of "Cucurrucucu Paloma", she made the final 14 contestants on June 30, 2002. Nadia gave over a dozen performances on the show, including songs by Rocío Dúrcal, Chayanne, Juan Gabriel, Marisela, and Selena. Although she was voted off in fifth place, her performances garnered her a contract with Warner Music to record her first CD.
In February 2003, Nadia's first album, called "Nadia", was released, featuring tracks "La differencia" ("The difference"), "La duda" ("The doubt"), and "Te voy a olvidar" ("I'm going to forget you"). The album reached #1 in Mexican sales weeks after its release and was certified gold (100,000 copies sold) within several months.
Nadia was again invited to participate in La Academia in March 2003 in a version uniting the show's first and second casts. On this show, now called "Desafio de Estrellas", Nadia was among the final five contestants, along with Yahir, Myriam, Estrella, and Erika. On June 13, Nadia was declared the runner-up of the show after performing in the Coca-Cola Auditorium in Monterrey, Mexico, in front of 30,000 people. Soon afterwards, Nadia's debut album was re-released in a special edition containing a DVD that featured an interview with Nadia and three live performances.
After La Academiaedit
In October 2003, Nadia was nominated for a Premio Oye (the Mexican equivalent of a Grammy) in two categories - "Revelación del año" (album of the year) and "Artista del año" (Artist of the year). She won album of the year at the ceremony on November 15, 2003. That month, her debut album went platinum, selling in excess of 150,000 copies.
In early 2004, Nadia briefly toured the United States to promote the release of her second album, Contigo sí ("With you, yes"). The title track from this album was featured as the theme song to Soñarás, a telenovela (soap opera) that aired on TVAzteca. Nadia's album went gold soon afterwards, and Nadia attained a fanbase not only in Mexico and the United States but in Guatemala, El Salvador, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, and other Latin countries.
Nadia's third album, Endulzame el oido (Sweeten my ears), was released in 2005. It features two duets: one with Bobby Pulido ("Para olvidarte"), and one with the Texan group Costumbre ("El dedo en la llaga"). To date, she has sold very little worldwide.
Nadia released her fourth album, Mujer (Woman).which includes songs such as Abrazame, Heridas, Eternamente Bella and many more.
Her fifth album "Un Poco de Tus Besos" was released at September 24, 2007.
Her sixth album "A Puro Dolor" will be released on March 5, 2008. The album finally gives a chance to Nadia demonstrate her talent in the Ranchero music.[1]
On December 3, 2008, Nadia got nominated for a Grammy Award in Best Regional Mexican Album category for her latest album "A Puro Dolor" making her one of the first La Academia contestants to be nominated for such a big award.
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This biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification Please help by adding reliable sources Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately from the article and its talk page especially if potentially libelous Find sources Nadia Lopez news newspapers books scholar JSTOR June 2011 Learn how and when to remove this template message Nadia Yvonne Lopez Ayuso born June 21 1983 in Oaxaca Mexico is a Mexican singer and reality television star and grammy nominee singer Nadia LopezBackground informationBirth nameNadia Yvonne Lopez AyusoBorn 1983 06 21 June 21 1983 age 40 OriginOaxaca Oaxaca MexicoGenresLatin pop Mexican MusicInstrument s Vocals Mezzo soprano Years active1995 presentLabelsWEA Music Latin Contents 1 Early life 2 Nadia s role in La Academia 3 After La Academia 4 Singles 5 ReferencesEarly life editNadia was born to Mario Lopez Hernandez and Aurora Ayuso Rodriguez She has an older brother named Mario Josue Lopez Ayuso Since childhood Nadia embraced singing but she kept her desire to perform hidden as her father did not embrace this idea However with the help of her mother she participated in singing competitions such as Fanta sia Musical Nadia soon won the support and help of her father and began to secure musical gigs At 14 she was a presenter and singer in the television program Panorama Musical and presenter on La Guelaguetza While working in a restaurant she sang with her father s mariachi group Nadia s role in La Academia editNadia won first prize in the V International Talent and Modeling Convention in 1998 She recorded CDs in Oaxaca most notably Enamorada de ti released in 1998 In 2002 Nadia landed a spot on the Mexican reality show La Academia on Television Azteca With her rendition of Cucurrucucu Paloma she made the final 14 contestants on June 30 2002 Nadia gave over a dozen performances on the show including songs by Rocio Durcal Chayanne Juan Gabriel Marisela and Selena Although she was voted off in fifth place her performances garnered her a contract with Warner Music to record her first CD In February 2003 Nadia s first album called Nadia was released featuring tracks La differencia The difference La duda The doubt and Te voy a olvidar I m going to forget you The album reached 1 in Mexican sales weeks after its release and was certified gold 100 000 copies sold within several months Nadia was again invited to participate in La Academia in March 2003 in a version uniting the show s first and second casts On this show now called Desafio de Estrellas Nadia was among the final five contestants along with Yahir Myriam Estrella and Erika On June 13 Nadia was declared the runner up of the show after performing in the Coca Cola Auditorium in Monterrey Mexico in front of 30 000 people Soon afterwards Nadia s debut album was re released in a special edition containing a DVD that featured an interview with Nadia and three live performances After La Academia editIn October 2003 Nadia was nominated for a Premio Oye the Mexican equivalent of a Grammy in two categories Revelacion del ano album of the year and Artista del ano Artist of the year She won album of the year at the ceremony on November 15 2003 That month her debut album went platinum selling in excess of 150 000 copies In early 2004 Nadia briefly toured the United States to promote the release of her second album Contigo si With you yes The title track from this album was featured as the theme song to Sonaras a telenovela soap opera that aired on TVAzteca Nadia s album went gold soon afterwards and Nadia attained a fanbase not only in Mexico and the United States but in Guatemala El Salvador Venezuela the Dominican Republic and other Latin countries Nadia s third album Endulzame el oido Sweeten my ears was released in 2005 It features two duets one with Bobby Pulido Para olvidarte and one with the Texan group Costumbre El dedo en la llaga To date she has sold very little worldwide Nadia released her fourth album Mujer Woman which includes songs such as Abrazame Heridas Eternamente Bella and many more Her fifth album Un Poco de Tus Besos was released at September 24 2007 Her sixth album A Puro Dolor will be released on March 5 2008 The album finally gives a chance to Nadia demonstrate her talent in the Ranchero music 1 On December 3 2008 Nadia got nominated for a Grammy Award in Best Regional Mexican Album category for her latest album A Puro Dolor making her one of the first La Academia contestants to be nominated for such a big award Singles editEsta Libertad 52 MEX Como Hacerte Saber 82 MEX Contigo Si w Yahir 1 1 Week MEX Endulzame El Oido 32 MEX Heridas 91 MEX Abrazame 98 MEX Un Poco de tus Besos 72 MEX References edit http www mixup com mx mixup product asp sku 825646958016 amp dept id 1 amp subdept id 71 permanent dead link Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nadia Lopez amp oldid 1152920069, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
