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Marcela Bovio 
Promo picture of Marcela BovioBackground information Birth name Marcela Alejandra Bovio García Born October 17, 1979 Origin Mexico Genres Symphonic metal, Gothic metal, classical Occupations Singer Instruments Violin Associated acts Hydra
Elfonia
Stream of Passion
Ayreon
The GatheringWebsite Official Website Marcela Alejandra Bovio García (born October 17, 1979 in Monterrey, Nuevo León) is a Mexican singer and violinist. She was one of the founding members of the Mexican band Elfonía, she responded to a "casting call" of sorts for relatively unknown singers to be featured on Arjen Lucassen's Ayreon album The Human Equation where she landed the part of "Wife". She also sang on the bonus disc of the re-release of the first Ayreon album The Final Experiment.
Later, she was picked as the lead singer of another Lucassen project, Stream of Passion (in which she also plays the violin, one of the defining sounds of the band) who have released three full length albums; Embrace the Storm, The Flame Within and Darker Days, as well as a live album, Live in the Real World. After Lucassen's departure from the band in 2007, Bovio became the sole composer of the band.
External links
Stream of Passion Marcela Bovio · Eric Hazebroek · Stephan Schultz · Johan van Stratum · Jeffrey Revet · Martijn Peters
Arjen Anthony Lucassen · Lori Linstruth · Alejandro Millán · Davy MickersStudio albums Live albums Singles Related articles Ayreon guest musicians Arjen Anthony Lucassen Vocalists Andi Deris • Anneke van Giersbergen • Barry Hay • Bob Catley • Bruce Dickinson • Damian Wilson • Daniel Gildenlöw • Debby Schreuder • Devin Townsend • Devon Graves • Edward Reekers • Edwin Balogh • Eric Clayton • Esther Ladiges • Fabio Lione • Fish • Floor Jansen • Gary Hughes • George Oosthoek • Hansi Kürsch • Heather Findlay • Ian Parry • Irene Jansen • Jacqueline Govaert • James LaBrie • Jan-Chris de Koeijer • Jasper Steverlinck • Jay van Feggelen • Johan Edlund • John JayCee Cuijpers • Jørn Lande • Jonas Renkse • Lana Lane • Leon Goewie • Liselotte Hegt • Lucie Hillen • Magali Luyten • Magnus Ekwall • Marcela Bovio • Marjan Welman • Mikael Åkerfeldt • Mike Baker • Mirjam van Doorn • Mouse • Neal Morse • Okkie Huysdens • Peter Daltrey • Phideaux Xavier • Ralf Scheepers • Robby Valentine • Robert Soeterboek • Robert Westerholt • Rodney Blaze • Russell Allen • Ruud Houweling • Sharon den Adel • Simone Simons • Steve Lee • Timo Kotipelto • Tobias Sammet • Tom S. Englund • Ty Tabor • WudstikKeyboardists,
pianists,
harpsichordistsCleem Determeijer • Clive Nolan • Gary Wehrkamp • Derek Sherinian • Joost van den Broek • Keiko Kumagai • Ken Hensley • Martin Orford • Oliver Wakeman • René Merkelbach • Robby Valentine • Roland Bakker • Tomas Bodin • Ton ScherpenzeelGuitarists Gary Wehrkamp • Jan Somers • Lori Linstruth • Michael Romeo • Oscar Holleman • Peer Verschuren • Rheno Xeros • Ruud HouwelingDrummers Ed Warby • Ernst van Ee • Gerard Haitsma • John Snels • Matt Oligschlager • Rob Snijders • Stephen van HaestregtBassists Armand van der Hoff • Jan Bijlsma • Jolanda Verduijn • Peter Vink • Rheno Xeros • Walter LatupeirissaFlautists Cellists Dewi Kerstens • Marieke van der Heyden • Taco KooistraViolinists Ernö Olah • Pat McManus • Robert BabaDidgeridooist Jeroen GoossensSitarist Jack PistersCategories:- 1979 births
- Female heavy metal singers
- Mexican people of Italian descent
- Living people
- Mexican female singers
- Mexican opera singers
- Mexican violinists
- People from Monterrey
- Mexican people stubs
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