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Dulce María 
Background information Birth name Dulce María Espinoza Saviñón [1] Born December 6, 1985 Origin Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico Genres Latin pop, Pop Occupations Singer-songwriter, actress, writer Instruments Guitar Years active 1993–present Labels Sony BMG (2001–2002)
EMI/Virgin Records (2004–2008)
Universal Music Latino (2009–present)Associated acts 1996-1999 K.I.D.S
2000-2001 Jeans
2004-2009 RBDWebsite http://www.dulcemarialive.com Dulce María (born Dulce María Espinoza Saviñón, December 6, 1985) is a Mexican actress, singer, and songwriter. She is best known for playing Roberta in the telenovela Rebelde and being a bandmember of the Latin Grammy nominated band, RBD. In October 2009 she signed a contract with Universal Music and recorded a solo album Extranjera, with its first part released in November 2010, and the second part in June 2011.
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Early life
Dulce María Espinoza Saviñón was born on December 6, 1985 in Mexico City, Federal District.[2] She has two sisters, Blanca and Claudia. As a child, Dulce María began doing television commercials. In 1993, at the age of 8, she was cast on Plaza Sesamo, Mexico's equivalent to Sesame Street. She also appears in various Mexican commercials during her young ages, including the Mexican furniture store Viana, during mother's day. She was later cast in El Club de Gaby and participated in several specials on the Mexican Discovery Kids channel.[2] She began to work in soap operas in Televisa but she discovered her real passion when she was given the opportunity to participate in a music project.
Music career
Dulce signing autographs
In 1996 Dulce joined the Mexican music group K.I.D.S.. They were very popular among children in Mexico and released two hit singles, La mejor de tus sonrisas and Prende el switch. In 1999, Dulce decided to leave the group due to personal reasons.[2] After her departure from K.I.D.S., Dulce and her then boyfriend, Daniel Habif, also an ex-member of K.I.D.S., decided to start their own group called D&D. They recorded five songs, but for unknown reasons, split up.[2] In early 2000, Dulce replaced Angie in Jeans, a female Latin pop group.[2] She left after two years to film Clase 406.
Dulce began acting in telenovelas and was eventually cast as one of the main characters in Rebelde. The success of Rebelde, launched RBD. To date, RBD has released 9 studio albums, including albums in Spanish, Portuguese, and English. They have sold over 20 million albums worldwide, and have toured across Mexico, South America, Serbia, Romania, the United States, and Spain. On August 15, 2008, RBD released a message telling fans that they had decided to split up. They went on one final tour, Gira Del Adios World Tour which ended in 2008. On November 25, 2008, Dulce collaborated with Tiziano Ferro and bandmember, Anahí, on a song called El Regalo Màs Grande. Following the break up of RBD, she signed with Universal Music and announced that she would begin recording as a solo artist.[3]
In 2009, she recorded two new songs for the novela, Verano de Amor, called Verano and [4] Déjame Ser, a song she co-wrote along with Carlos Lara. Dulce also collaborated with Akon, to remix his song Beautiful. They performed the song together at the 2009 radio concert, El Evento 40.
Dulce María released her first solo single on May 17, 2010,Inevitable. The music video was released on May 24 and was directed by Argentinean director Francisco d'Amorim Lima. Dulce María's solo album "Extranjera" was originally set to be released September 7, but the release date was changed due to recording of some new tracks. The album was then set to be released November 9, 2010 with her stating on Twitter @DulceMaria "We have more surprises for you guys so be patient!". The surprise was that the album was going to be divided in two: Extranjera Primera Parte, with 7 tracks, including the hit Inevitable, released on November 9, 2010 and Extranjera Segunda Parte with 7 more tracks plus a DVD with extras. On November 9, 2010, Dulce María presented her album with a showcase at the Lunario and announced her second single Ya No, which would be featured on the second part of the album set to be released in the summer of 2011. The song is a cover of the late singer Selena from the album Amor Prohibido. The song began playing on radios, on November 16, 2010.
On January 14, a preview clip was released for Dulce's new single, Ya No, showing her in 3 different outfits, and in the last scene arguing with her love interest. The music video was released on February 10 on her personal YouTube channel, DulceMariaLive, earlier than planned due to it being leaked.
Dulce Maria announced on her Official YouTube account, Extranjera Segunda Parte would be released on June 14, 2011
Her first solo album Extranjera was certified Gold, in Brasil after selling more than 40,000 copies in 2011. She later became the first female Mexican artist to be certified Platinum.
Acting career
Following her success as a child star, Dulce began to star in teen-oriented telenovelas such as El Juego de la Vida and Clase 406.[2] In Clase 406, she worked alongside Alfonso Herrera, Anahí, and Christian Chávez, who later became her bandmates in RBD In 2004, she was cast as one of the main characters in Rebelde, a Mexican remake of the hit Argentinian telenovela, Rebelde Way. Dulce played Roberta Pardo, the strong-willed daughter of a famous Mexican singer. Rebelde was a hit worldwide and had over 400 episodes, airing from 2004 until 2006. In 2006, the actress received the award TV Y Novelas, for Best Young Telenovela Actress for her work in Rebelde.[5]
Following the success of Rebelde, in 2007, Televisa released RBD: La Familia, which starred the members of RBD. The sitcom was based on the fictional lives of the members of RBD. The characters of the sitcom were not based on the band's characters in Rebelde, but intended to be similar to the actors' real personalities. RBD: La Familia was the first Mexican series shot entirely in High Definition. The show ran from March 14, 2007 – June 13, 2007, and only had 13 episodes.
In 2009,she starred in the telenovela Verano de Amor, alongside Gonzalo Garcia Vivanco and Ari Borovoy, also produced by Pedro Damián, where she interprets the theme songs of the telenovela, Verano and Déjame Ser; Dulce was cast as Miranda.[6] The telenovela premiered on February 9, 2009, replacing the series Juro Que Te Amo. Verano de Amor incorporates messages into the novela promoting environmental responsibility, an extension of Televisa's "Televisa Verde" initiative focused on the environment.[7]
In 2010 she received the prize, People En Español as Best Young Actress for the telenovela Verano de Amor.[8]
In April 2010 Dulce Maria was cast as a Lupita in a new independent film project, directed by Gonzalo Justiniano, "Alguien Ha Visto A Lupita?" (Has Anyone Seen Lupita?) starring alongside Chilean actor Cristian de la Fuente.[9] The film aims to be released in March 2011[dated info] and will be presented at film festivals at an international level.[10] Dulce Maria was in fashion line Cklass with her ex college Maite Perroni. Interest is that that Dulce was in TV show Clase 406 with actors : Anahi,Alfonso,Christian. Almost all of leading actors at TV show Rebelde.
Personal life
Dulce in 2008.Dulce's great aunt was the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. Dulce's grandmother is Frida's sister.[11] In 2007 Dulce María released Dulce Amargo, a book of poems and stories based on her life and her experiences in RBD.[12]
Dulce Maria reportedly dated Daniel Habif, ex-member of K.I.D.S. In 2002 Dulce and her fellow RBD band mate, Alfonso Herrera, had an on-again off-again relationship that lasted until late 2005.[13][14] In 2006, Dulce dated Mexican soccer player Guillermo Ochoa. The pair split after a year.[15]
That year she was also chosen by the magazine Quién of Mexico, as one of the most beautiful 2006.[16]
In 2007, as well as in 2010 the magazine People En Español named her one of "50 Most Beautiful." [17][18]
In 2009 Dulce and her Verano de Amor castmate, Pablo Lyle, dated. The relationship lasted 10 months.[19]
In the social support in 2009, Dulce Maria created the Foundation Dulce Amanecer to support communities of indigenous women and their children, as well as environmental protection.[20]
Also in September 2009, the singer was chosen by Google, Save the Children and Chicos.net as representative of the Technology Yes campaign aimed at promoting the appropriate use of technology and the Internet among children and youth.[21]
In 2010 The magazine People En Español named her one of "50 Most Beautiful." [22]
Filmography
Telenovelas Year Title Role Notes 1994 El Vuelo del Águila Delfina Ortega de Díaz 1995 Retrato de Familia Elvira Preciado 1997 Infierno en el Paraíso Dariana Valdivia 1998 Huracán Rosio Medina 1999 Nunca te Olvidaré Silvia Requena Ortiz young version 1999 Sueños de Juventud Mary Cejitas 2000 Primer Amor... A Mil Por Hora Brittany 2001 Locura de Amor Ximena 2002–2003 Clase 406 Marcela Mejia Three Seasons (Lead Role) 2004–2006 Rebelde Roberta Pardo Rey Three Seasons (Lead Role) 2009 Verano de Amor Miranda Perea Olmos 120 episodes (Lead Role) Feature Films Year Title Role Notes 1997 Desilusiones Desilucionada 1997 Juguito de Ciruela Julieta Luna 1999 Inesperado Amor Lorena 2000 Bienvenida al Clan Aleshaí 2007 El Agente 00-P2 Molly Cocatú (voice only) 2010 Una Vez Más Léo 2011 Alguien ha visto a Lupita? Lupita TV Series Year Title Role Notes 1993–1995 Plaza Sésamo Herself Spanish version of Sesame Street 2007 RBD: La Familia Dul 13 episodes (Lead Role) 2010 Mujeres Asesinas 3 Eliana Season 3, Ep. Eliana Cuñada Discography Solo
Studio EPs
- 2010: Extranjera Primera Parte (November 9, 2010)
- 2011: Extranjera Segunda Parte (Jun 14, 2011)
Singles
Solo career
- 2009: Verano
- 2009: Déjame Ser (Promotional)
- 2010: Inevitable
- 2010: Ya No
- 2011: Ingenua
Singles with other artists
- (2011) - See No More (with Joe Jonas)
- (2010) - Navidad Navidad (with Chino and Nacho)
- (2010) - Inevitable Remix (with J-King and Maximan)
- (2010) - Inevitable Remix (with Juan Magán)
- (2009) - "Beautiful" (with Akon)
- (2009) - El Regalo Màs Grande (with Tiziano Ferro and Anahí)
Discography With RBD
Main article: RBD discographyWritten Works
- Dulce Amargo (2007)
Compositions
Year Song Artist Album 2007 Quiero Poder RBD RBD: La Familia 2007 Te Daría Todo RBD Empezar Desde Cero 2009 Más Tuya Que Mía RBD Para Olvidarte de Mí 2009 Lágrimas Perdidas RBD Para Olvidarte de Mí 2009 Déjame Ser Dulce María Verano de Amor 2009 Quiero Mi Vida Bknis Verano de Amor 2010 Llévame Dulce María Unreleased track from Para Olvidarte de Mí 2010 Donde Sale el Sol Paulina Goto Paulina Goto References
- ^ As signed by herself on one of her official websites: http://www.dulceamanecer.com.mx/index_archivos/Page379.htm
- ^ a b c d e f [1]Esmas Official Biography
- ^ [2]Dulce María Begins As A Solo Artist - People En Español
- ^ [3] Noticias 24
- ^ [4] TV Y Novelas - December 2006
- ^ http://www.impactousa.com/entretenimiento/ci_11625935
- ^ “Verano de amor” muestra al mundo lo bello de Veracruz, El Diario de Yucatán (in Spanish), December 6, 2008; retrieved March 17, 2009.
- ^ [5] August 2009 - People En Español
- ^ [6] terra Movies April 2010
- ^ [7] terra Movies April 2010
- ^ GENTE MAGAZINE. JUNE 2009. PAGE 60
- ^ http://www.lasnoticiasmexico.com/181817.html
- ^ [8]Terra Interview with Dulce Maria
- ^ http://www.univision.com/content/content.jhtml?cid=716595
- ^ http://www.univision.com/content/content.jhtml?cid=854594
- ^ [9] Quién - October 2006
- ^ [10] April 2007 - People En Español
- ^ [11] April 2007 - People En Español
- ^ [12] August 2009 - People En Español
- ^ Who "Dulce María creates social support association" Whoever - October 2009
- ^ [13] Quién - September 2009
- ^ [14] April 2010 - People En Español
External links
- Official Website
- Official Facebook
- Official YouTube
- Official Twitter
- RBD official website
- Dulce María at the Internet Movie Database
Singles "Verano" · "Déjame Ser" · "Inevitable" · "Ya No" · "Ingenua"Featured singles Books Dulce AmargoTours Extranjera On TourRelated articles RBD Studio albums International albums Live albums Compilation albums La Familia · Best Of · Hits Em Português · Greatest Hits · Best Of RemixesSingles "Rebelde" · "Solo quédate en silencio" · "Sálvame" · "Un poco de tu amor" · "Nuestro amor" · "Aún hay algo" · "Tras de mí" · "Este corazón" · "No pares" · "Ser o parecer" · "Tu amor" · "Celestial" · "Bésame sin miedo" · "Inalcanzable" · "Empezar Desde Cero" · "Y No Puedo Olvidarte" · "Para Olvidarte De Mí" ·Other songs "Otro día que va" · "Enséñame" · "México, México" · "Lento" · "Wanna Play" · "Money Money" · "Dame" · Adiós · Nací Para AmarteDVDs Tour Generación RBD En Vivo · Live In Hollywood · ¿Que Hay Detrás de RBD? · Rebels (DVD) · Live In Rio · · Hecho En España · Así Es RBD · Best Of RBD · Greatest Hits · Live In Brasília · Tournée do AdeusTours Tour Generación RBD · Tour Generación 2006 · RBD Tour USA · RBD Tour Brasil 2006 · Tour Celestial · Empezar Desde Cero Tour · Gira Del Adiós/Turnê do AdeusRelated topics Categories:- 1985 births
- Living people
- Mexican people
- Mexican musicians
- Mexican singers
- Mexican female singers
- Mexican actors
- Mexican telenovela actors
- Mexican child actors
- RBD members
- People from Mexico City
- Spanish-language singers
- Portuguese-language singers
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