Lucero

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Lucero Hogaza León (Spanish pronunciation: [luˈseɾo]; born 29 August 1969), known simply as Lucero, is a Mexican singer, actress, songwriter, and television host. She is a multi-platinum singer in Mexico and has sung in Spanish, English, and Portuguese. Lucero has sold more than 30 million records worldwide. She is often referred to as La Novia de América ("The Girlfriend of The Americas").

As a child she starred in the popular Mexican children shows Alegrias de Mediodia and Chispita. She went on to release a series of successful albums. Some of her songs peaked on top of most of the Latin charts including the Billboard charts in the USA. She received her first leading role in the film Coqueta and went on to film a total of seven movies. Lucero starred in the leading role of nine Mexican telenovelas and has won more TVyNovelas Awards than any other actress. Lucero has been the hostess of the Latin Grammy Awards on eight occasions, and has been the face of the fundraising show Teletón Mexico.

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Early life and career

Lucero is the granddaughter of Lucero León and Antonio Hogaza.

In 1980, she began her career. She was worried about being an artist as a child, but Televisa gave her the opportunity to appear in Alegr De Medioda (Midday Happiness), next to several children and young talents in music and comedy, such as Aida Pierce and Aleks Syntek.

She combined work with academic studies while still attending singing and dancing lessons. At the time, she appeared in the program Juguemos a Cantar (Let's play to sing), in which she was also the interpreter of the theme. Following these experiences, she received multiple offers in various fields, including Chiquilladas (Childishness), making her first starring role in the series for children, where Olive Oyl appeared in a Popeye skit.

She appeared in Chispita ("Little Spark"), her first television comedy, alternating with great actors such as Enrique Lizalde, Angélica Aragón, and others. Her acting has received 2 accolades, including her first televisionyNovelas Award and the Azteca de Oro Award. From that point, her career was seen as promising, but, strangely enough, she did not record the theme tune for this telenovela, even though she was introduced as a singer. Rather, the task was delegated to Timbiriche, Mexico's most popular youth group. This is how Rael Velasco asked her to conduct and interpret the main theme of the musical pageant América, Esta Es Tu Canción. Te Prosecu is a Japanese musician who released her first album in 1982 (I promise you).

She was approached in 1985 to appear in her third film Fiebre de Amor (Eng: Love Fever), as well as Luis Miguel, one of the decade's most in-demand male singer. This combination was a huge hit with the audience, and the film received two Diosa de la Plata Awards, including Breakthrough Performance for Lucerito.

She appeared on two songs on the soundtrack, and the film's successful launch culminated in a special edition for Italy. Lucerito's mother, Lucerito, left her mentor from the first two albums, Sergio Andrade, in this year, as rumors began to develop that he had fallen in love with her. To avoid problems, the music company decided to release another album, but this time without Sergio Andrade's help. Rather, she was provided with a variety of designers and composers, including Joan Sebastian and Jaime Sánchez Rosaldo.

Un Pedacito De M (Eng: A little piece of me), her fourth and last album with Musart Records, 1986. She joined Melody Records in order to get away from Sergio Andrade's shadow. Musart did not promote this album, which resulted in lower sales than her previous albums due to the singer's departure to another company. Era la primera vez (Eng: It was the first time) was a hit in Mexican charts, debuting in the top ten and top 20 in Billboard. In 1986, she appeared in her first theatre role, in the play Don Juan Tenorio, as Doa Inés de Ulloa.

She debuted herself as one of Latin America and the United States' best singers at the end of the decade. She continued to climb in her career, debuting her sixth studio album, Cuéntame. In Mexico, the album's sales have hit gold and platinum status. This album launched in the United States, Spain, as well as in Central America's countries like Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, Panama, and many South America. The title single had a huge success, winning the number one spot in Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Guatemala, and Guatemala among other nations. The same song was included in the VH1 list "Best 100 Songs of the 1980s in Spanish."

This was the last album she released under the name Lucerito. Procter & Gamble saw Lucero as one of the most popular and well-cared for hair styles this year, and recruited her to be the central image of the Head & Shoulders shampoo campaign for Latin America.

Lucero came out of the 1980s after a solid career in which she was regarded as one of the decade's finest singers. Lucero appeared in her first televisionnovela as an adult in 1990, when she also sang the theme song. This telenovela received the TVyNovelas Award for Best Actress. Melody Records released Cuando llega el Amor, a Latin America hit, with the top-five in many countries. Lucero made a new facet in her career with ranchero renditions of the hits of the famous band Los Bukis, as well as her album Con Mi Sentimiento, which was produced by Rubén Fuentes.

Her international success earned her a reputation as a Mexican singer in Latin America, Spain, and the United States, giving her the Lucero de México and La Novia de América (The Bride of America). Deliciosa Sinvergüenza (Delicious rascal), she appeared in her sixth film.

Sólo Pienso En Ti, a 1991 actress, was born in Argentina, Chile, and Mexico, earning gold and platinum status. Five singles were released, with Billboard, Mexico, Spain, and Latin America all being big hits. "Electricidad" ("Electricity") was the first single from the first single, peaking in ten countries and the top 5 in the United States.

She received five awards for her work Con mi Sentimiento in the same year. In 1992, she was selected Queen of Via del Mar Festival in Via del Mar International Song Festival. Rubén Fuentes' album Lucero de México returned to the ranchera genre. Since her first ranchero album was not well known, the album's promotion was huge. Sales in Central America and Chile have won the gold medal. They reached the double platinum in Mexico, becoming one of the country's best-selling albums of ranchera music.

She was named Best Legs in the Mexican Media by a special accolate in the TVyNovelas Awards as the best Legs in the Mexican Media. During the year, she was voted the best international projection by the critics. Lucero was nominated for the Lo Nuestro Awards for Female Regional Mexican Artist of the Year in 1993.

Lucero released Cario De Mis Carios, her third album of this style and also produced by Rubén Fuentes in 1994. According to Eres magazine in Mexico, the album was ranked as one of the year's best albums of the year. The album received platinum status in the United States.

Siempre Contigo, a Rafael Perez Botija-supervised band, was released at the end of 1994. The album has gained gold status in Mexico and high sales in Central America. Five singles were released from the album, with "Siempre contigo" being her only song to debut on the top of the charts: her only song so far to land in the United States, with "Siempre contigo" soaring to the top of the charts. Lucero was nominated for Pop Female Singer and Video of the Year for "Palabras," directed by Fernán Martez, in the Lo Nuestro Awards of 1996.

In mid-1995, she appeared in Lazos de Amor, a soap opera in which she appeared triplets. The telenovela dominated television ratings, and she's also received numerous accolades for her work as a performer, including TVyNovelas, El Heraldo, Eres, Diosa de Plata. Melody aired out good sales and strong airplay in Latin America and the United States. Lucero performed two new songs on an UNICEF album, El Nuevo Sol, in 1995, earning funds for children while giving Pandora and Magneto credits. Apart from this appearance, she made two other appearances, in the album Boleros:Por amor y desamor and a duet with Mijares, which received a lot of buzz on radio in the United States and Latin America, and landed in the top ten lists.

With the album Piel de ngel (Eng: Skin of Angel), she returned to the music scene in 1997 after a lengthy absence without a single recording, and she has remained an interpretive force with a privileged voice that speaks at will. The hits "Tácticas de Guerra," "Toda La Noche" and "Quiero" made her a public favorite, earning her a gold disc and platinum for her high-sales in Mexico and the United States, making her a public favorite.

Manuel Mijares, a 1997 singer, married Lucero. They had two children. The wedding was dubbed "the event of the year" and it was broadcast from Televisa to Latin America. The service was held in the chapel of San Ignacio de Loyola Vizca Vizcanas High School.

At the II World Meeting of Families in Rio de Janeiro, she was invited to perform to Pope John Paul II in October 1997. The opportunity was, in Lucero's own words, the most personal and professional experience of her spiritual life.

She captivated the Mexican people and other nations in December 1997 to lead the Telethon in Mexico for 27 hours non-stop to raise funds for care and rehabilitation centers for disabled people. She has been involved in the Telethon year after year, as the event's hostess. Radio Móvil Dipsa used Lucero as the new icon for its Telcel's cell phone campaign starting in 1997. She produced television spots promoting rates, coverage, cellular devices, and wireless internet. Her sales increased, and her deal was renewed until 2000.

She was named Best Ranchera Album on Billboard's Best Ranchera Album. During this year, she appeared on Mulan's soundtrack, and she was also nominated for the Best Original Musical or Comedy Score Award for the best Original Musical or Comedy Score Award, singing the song "Reflejo." Cristian Castro and Christina Aguilera appear in this film. In a concert of nearly three hours, Un Lucero En La México, the 1990s, brought together more than 40,000 people who chanted Lucero's hits and gathered in the Plaza de Toros Mexico to commemorate her 20th anniversary as a singer and actress. She released her first live album that has sold more than 200,000 copies.

Jane Porter appeared in the dubbing of the Walt Disney Pictures film Tarzan in 1999, playing Jane Porter. Banamex (Mexico's biggest bank) selected Lucero to be the main image of the television spot of its 100-year existence, but only in Mexico.

Lucero's new millennium began with new contracts. PepsiCo employed Lucero and singer Chayanne in early 2000 to market Doritos and Pepsi items. They produced a TV spot and several ads that were distributed around the Latino community in the United States. Also this year, AT&T signed Lucero to be the main star of long-distance calls to Latino families in the United States, where she appeared in several locations as the area code. The deal remained in force in 2002 and 2003, so the corporation had produced some advertisements with her image that were distributed throughout the country and for private concerts.

Mi destino (My Destiny), a film by Sony Music International's first female artist, Ric Wake who has collaborated with Mariah Carey and Celine Dion, among other things, and Barbarah Lee and Jennifer Lopez, one of the few notable artists, are both in English, so she surprises with 2 songs in English with an outstanding quality and interpretation. Carmen Benz (Eng: My destiny is YOU) was a television show starring Jacqueline Andere, Silvia Pasquel, Julio Alemán, and Mara Sorté, among others. The United Kingdom is now ranked in the top global rankings. Best Lead Actress in a telenovela for this role.

In 2001, she made a special appearance in Mijares' concert for his second live album. Besides receiving the award for Silver Seagull, a public honor given to a Chilean artist, she also received the public's choice singer.

She began promoting Un Nuevo Amor (Worth: A new love), a ranchera cutting operation managed by three major producers, including Rubén Fuentes, Estéfano Salgado, and Homero Patrón, which has a huge fan base in Mexico and abroad, in February 2002. Besides the fact that Lucero's return to the studios after her first pregnancy, this album was the first for Sony Music in ranchera music. For the time being, she was keen to be included in three studio albums: Huey Dunbar's, Gabriel Navarro's, and a special tribute to Selena. In the month of June this year, Lucero received the Double Eagle Leadership Award from the Chamber of Commerce of Mexico & United States in a gala in Coral Gables, Florida, for her efforts to strengthen bilateral relations between the US and Mexico, which was presented by television host Don Francisco.

PepsiCo had Lucero to be the main photo of the new product Sabritas for Mexico in early 2003. The company was rewarded with an award and was invited to be the image of Sabritas' 60th anniversary of deposition (You can't eat just one).

She appeared in Antonio Velasco Pia's musical adaptation in Tlatelolco in 2003, which is a musical that tells another version of what happened on October 2, 1968. Lucero decided to go to this performance after she had refused to participate in the telenovela Amor real. Several months in theaters made her win an award for best actress in a musical, and the audience erupted 100 performances with 100 standing ovations. Television journalists who had been previously hostile to the actress stalled on their insistence on speaking with the actress and attempting to track her down, only to have a security guard draw his pistol against them. She defended her guard's conduct, resulting in her expulsion from the annual Telethon for several years.

In August 2003, she returned to film sets to film Esperanza Alca, one of Mexico's most exciting films, including actor Alejandro Fernández and photography by Vittorio Storaro who has also been given an Oscar. Quédate en m (Eng: Stay in me) was included in the film's soundtrack, with one song named Quédate en m. She began promoting her own perfume in the fall of 2003 when she signed a deal and began with Fuller Cosmetics. An sophisticated fragrance in a diamond-shaped container that embodies exclusivity and style. Fuller Cosmetics has resold several pieces in Mexico that are now available.

Cuando Sale Un Lucero (Eng: When a celebrity comes out) under the company of EMI Music Mexico, a new ranchera record, Ruben Fuentes and Homero Patrón's production continued, and Entre La Pared and Vete Por Donde Llegaste reached gold and sold a special edition in 2004; it was confirmed as En Lucero (Eng: When a celebrity comes out) under the company of EMI Music Mexico, adoutput: She returns to telenovelas in Alborada (Eng: Dawn), where the tale takes place in the 1800s and where she appeared Mara Daz with Fernando Colunga, Daniela Romo, and others. They take home first place in the audience.

Lucero began recording her next album in early 2006. Quiéreme Tal Como Soy (Eng) was released by the woman. Love Me As I Am a Girl in September 2006, where she honors Rafael Pérez Botija, the composer and producer of her biggest hits. With this record, she has had a lot of success thanks to the singles. (Eng: One who knows you) y O T T O Nada (Eng: Either you or nothing) She hosted the 7th Latin Grammy ceremony in November 2006 for the first time since then, and since then she has appeared as a host five times. The company decided to stage a concert in the National Auditorium in March 2007, which resulted in record-breaking sales on CD and DVD formats as a result of Quiére tal como soy's strong success. This was her second and last live album to be released to the public.

The telenovela Manesi es siempre (Eng: Tomorrow Is Forever) was born and created by Nicandro Diaz on October 20, 2008. Barbara Greco, the trama's villain, appeared in this soap opera for the second time since her well-received character Mara Paula in Lazos de Amor in 1996. Silvia Navarro, Fernando Colunga, and Sergio Sendel were among her credits as she appeared alongside great actors such as Silvia Navarro, Fernando Colunga, and Sergio Sendel. In his final chapter with a special two-hour duration, the ratings were high and hit 51 points. Procter & Gamble asked Lucero to be the face and spokesperson for the line of creams and Olay beauty products due to its fame and reliability. In this way, year after year, the beauty company has renewed its deal with the actor and singer, as well as the photograph of Pantene shampoo in 2011. During mid-2008, the singer Lucero filed a lawsuit against the Universal Music label for not receiving royalties for sales of some of her albums in the last 14 years, which have since become part of Universal Music. Melody Records decided to pay what they owed and never paid off the debt. Enrique Pea Nieto, the company's governor, of Mexico, selected Lucero to be the official spokesperson of the company's achievements over the months, after the months' negotiations were undisclosed financial agreement on the debt of the former government. In 2009, she renewed the contract to remain the face in spite of many's reaction. After finishing the job, she was invited to participate in the Spanish version of the Greek composer Yanni's album Voces (Eng: Voices), where it was announced the single "Eternal is this passion."

With grim news for the world, a devastating magnitude 7.0 Mw earthquake struck Haiti with an epicenter near the town of Léogâne. On Tuesday, 10:53 local time (21:53 UTC) was recorded, the earthquake struck at 16:53 p.m. (21:53 UTC) at 16:53 a.m. (21:53 UTC). We Are the World 25 for Haiti, a worldwide hit We Are the World, written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, is a worldwide newspaper distributed in Haiti. Jones was determined to create a Spanish version of the song starring Emilio Estefan and his partner Gloria Estefan, who also produced it in Spanish. Both were selected to help select the singers from Somos El Mundo 25 Por Haiti; Lucero was slated to be involved in the performance, but she decided to be more involved in the chorus because she was so occupied with a new telenovela and a new album to assist in a leading role; so she decided to participate at least in the chorus to assist.

Soy Tu Due (a) is a remake of the 1995 telenovela "La Due a." It was estimated to be a smash. She was back in the spotlight, according to critics. Valentina Villalba appeared in Soy Tu Due, a film from Soy Tu Duea. (Along with Fernando Colunga) Indispensable, a pop album, was released in October 2010.

Lucero's hand-prints have been embedded into the Paseo de las Luminarias in Mexico City for her work in television and film.

Manuel Mijares, a child of two children, Manuel Mijares (born 12 November 2001), and a daughter Lucero Mijares were born on January 17th, 2005. Lucero and Mijares announced their divorce on March 4, 2011 after 14 years of marriage. Following a hunting spree, Lucero came under fire in January 2014. The picture was leaked from her personal computer, according to her. Due to the skepticism, her appearance at the International Festival Via del Mar 2014 in Chile was postponed.

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