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Thalia on Univisions 2010 Premio Lo Nuestro a La Musica Latina Awards at American Airlines Arena on February 18, 2010 in Miami, Florida. Click below to see new pic !!!!
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roxana112Thalia Drops Second Single Off ‘Thalia en Primera Fila’
Latin superstar Thalia, who released her latest album, Thalia en Primera Fila, in December 2009, is ready for second gear with the release of a second single.
The first single, “Equivocada,” captivated her loyal fans as well as new audiences and helped the album establish massive sales success on a national and international level: since its release, over 200,000 units have been sold.
Now, Thalia begins the new year romancing and winning even more fans with her second single, “Qué será de ti,” a song that was originally popularized by singer/songwriter Roberto Carlos.
“Qué será de ti,” from her album ‘Thalia en Primera Fila,’ his radio today.
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Thalia
for Playboy
Almost does not like talking about politics. Thalía prefers to talk about of jeans, tennis and hairband who is now promoting Primera Fila, her first live album, that she calls her “masterpiece”.
While preferring to dodge the current issues, she never hide her sympathy for the U.S. president, Barack Obama, since he was a candidate and who just last October dance with her in the White House. “Look, I devote myself to singing and really do not like to enter politics. I feel that I have that (is to sing), but the frustration of seeing so much potential in one land, where there have been many injustices in the society and rulers, it is suddenly a wake-up call, is to open our eyes to these people”, answered the wife of music producer Tommy Mottola about what politicians should do for Mexico to regain its leadership in Latin America.
Somewhat elusive and the same tired, already suffering from the rare disease for over a year and forces her to take 30 pills a day and 5 antibiotics, and the bustle that has been implicated in recent days launched its new production, which was recorded at the Bank United Center at the University of Miami, Florida – Thalía responds to Playboy from New York, where she resides with her husband and young daughter Sabrina Sakaë.
Playboy:
How is Mexico from New York?
Thalía: Uh … I do not know … Mexico is within me, Mexico is always
within me wherever I go. I always have this image of my habits, people,
music, of that passion is not found anywhere.
Playboy:
Do you think that laws are still in Mexico are just for citizens?
Thalía: I think we should talk about Primera Fila, if you do
not mind.
Playboy So tell me what the main objective of Primera Fila?
When did you wanted to record your talent in live show?
Thalía: The live album was always my need, I always had that urge to
do a live album with great musicians, on a small stage with compact public.
I think the only purpose of this material is simply trying to unite the two
Thalía: Thalía is at home, with her jeans, with her tennis, Thalía, who
grasps her hair with a band in a ponytail, with little makeup, which goes to
the movies with friends or eat a pizza with them. Thalía that everyday I
loved the stage and giving me the opportunity to introduce myself and my
audience, and they in turn gave me the opportunity to understand that one
evolves, one changes, one is entitled to different horizons and in this
horizon as I see myself, without so many blockbuster, without so much light,
without so many explosions and fires.
Playboy:
But well, actually the sensuality has been part of you. It’s not going to
leave, people like to see that.
Thalía: I think they should never leave, it’s like an essence, a
perfume with which one is born. But this time, when people see this new
album also with DVD, Thalíla will encounter a much more human, more
normal. Obviously if there is a chance to be on a red carpet or in one of
the charity galas to which they invite me, I will not get in jeans and
tennis: that’ll give them a taste for people who want to look good dressed
up, well dressed. I do not know what happens in the future in some other
project, never say never, but today I want to project as I am.
Playboy:
Your album Amor a la Mexicana was one of the most successful in your career,
what are you waiting for Primera Fila?
Thalía: Each disc is unique and represents what was at that time,
each gave me not one hundred, but the thousand percent. Each project is
reflected in a piece of life of Thalía: Amor a la Mexicana,
Arrasando or I Want You. I think that this album is in the best
moment of my life because I’m definitely very good, well placed and whatever
happens with this material, get platinum, gold or anything, on the charts or
not, for me this ismy masterpiece so far.
Playboy:
Do you think you’ve fallen prey to the fame?
Thalía: I just think there were times when images, costumes, shows,
major productions, we deviate slightly from the main objective, which is
simply communicating your stories with your voice, simply connect to the
other from a deep place and leave message and let him who hears a song. I
feel it’s important to be in this life is to learn from each other and what
better way than through music.
Playboy:
In Twitter you wrote that “no one makes you feel bad,” Who made you feel bad?
Thalía:Note that I use cyber tools to encourage people to encourage
them, to not give up in order to succeed, to give them strategies on how to
be positive, not bending on the negative. Every day I leave my people
messages of optimism. Always good messages in my Twitter.
Playboy:
But, you, someone has made you feel bad?
Thalía: Like everybody. All human suddenly feel that there is someone
who makes you feel uncomfortable or bad at different stages, I imagine that
the school probably all felt that way.
Playboy:
In the world there is still much inequality between men and women, what you
have been denied something simply because they are women?
Thalía: There are situations, there are times when it is a little
visible difference, but not today, early in my career maybe. It also depends
on which sectors move, how you stand to people, how much respect you give on
where you place. I think it depends a lot on circumstances.
Playboy:
At some point in your life have you been treated as object?
Thalía: No, never. The truth depends on the bases that you give in
your house, your family, your home, of such training in your first years of
life, to see how you’re going to handle and respect that people gave you.
Playboy:
In your radio show it had interviewed some very important people. Is it
difficult sometimes to deal with the egos of colleagues? Who are the figures
you are missing an interview?
Thalía: No interview its just a talk. I am not a reporter, I am not a
journalist, I’m simply a woman who likes to talk, I like others to know the
history of that character that I have behind my microphones. I can not say
right now who need or who wanted me, but I have learned a lot of people who
have been there, all those colleagues or not colleagues who have talked bits
of their lives and stories, and I really do reflect. That’s why I love my
program.
Playboy:
The recording industry is currently going through a difficult time, you’ve
ever considered whether you want to continue or retire?
Thalía: No, definitely not. Today no one sells records, the record
industry is in the worst moment in its history and experienced another
culture. People are getting used to having the song you want on your phone,
on your iPod or Mp3. Furthermore there are many distractions: the computer,
the 900 channels on TV, etcetera. So what we must realize is that singing is
just for fun, for love, for passion, to continue communicating with your
public, to tell stories, not at any time by continuing to sell records.
Playboy:
Would you like Sabrina to take your place?
Thalía: I wish she would a lawyer, a biologist, a doctor, an engineer,
etc. This career is difficult, complex, very funny but a lot of suffering,
then I wish she had something much easier, something different.
Playboy:
What you missed that you do not want your daughter to miss?
Thalía: My Dad (pause) but she already has a beautiful papasote.
Playboy:
Currently you are living one of the best moments of your life, personally
and professionally. What Tommy Motola has benefited you?
Thalía: That is my partner in every way: spiritually, mentally, in
the way of seeing life in the form of lead, economically. He became like
that mirror of Thalía and strong man, the friend and the companion.
Playboy:
The second child, how soon?
Thalía: For when God sends me.
Playboy:
You’re 38, it has been more difficult to reach 40 than 30?
Thalía: I do not base my life on numbers, or a birth certificate or
on a scale, or numbers that tell me how tall or how big my waist. I base my
life on the experiences I have forged, in what I am now and what I need. I
am happy, full, happy, accomplished and at the best moment of all.
Playboy:
Besides being a good dancer, what other qualities you see in Obama?
Thalía: I feel that is one of the most controversial presidents in
our history. There’s a lot on his plate, there are many things to resolve
many conflicts, many people who want to see him engaged in his word. He has
a great package this man.
Credit: Playboy
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roxana112Thalia on cover 'Marie Claire'
Thalia is in the cover of Marie Claire magazine. This photos come from Thaliosito. Thanks. Click below to see new scans.
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
One shining start to make the world bright,
One infant child on that wonderful night,
One little prayer for those we hold dear,
To bless you at Christmas and all through the year
Best Wishes Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
wish roxana112 / Thalia Latina
posted by
roxana112THALIA'S PERFORMANCE ON UNIVISION'S HOLIDAY MUSIC SPECIAL
"TARGET PRESENTA NUESTRA NAVIDAD"
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‘Thalía
en Primera Fila’ official CD release party
Thalía and Sony Music together with Club Papi and Granda Entertainment will present tonight at Score Bar, South Beach’s first official CD Release party of the awaited album Thalía en Primera Fila for the LGBT Latina community.
The event will include a special show, posters, singles and the chance to win an exclusive poster autographed by Thalía.
Thalía CD Release Party Schedule:
Dec 8th –
Score Night Club – South Beach, FL
Dec 12th – Sandals Night Club – Miami, FL
Dec 17th – Club Papi Pan Dulce – Los Angeles, CA
Dec 17th – Kaliente Diskotheque – Dallas, TX
Dec 17th – Circuit Night Club – Chicago, IL
Dec 17th – South Beach Night Club – Houston, TX
Dec 18th – Club Papi Pan Dulce – San Diego, CA
Dec 18th – Karamba Night Club – Phoenix, AZ
Dec 18th – FUEGO – Washington, DC
Dec 18th – CHAPARRAL – Atlanta, GA
Jan 2nd – Club Papi Pan Dulce -San Francisco, CA
source: thalia.com; MDCthalia
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Thalia
CD/DVD Primera Fila will be not available in Poland
This is unofficial info.
Everything seems to indicate that the Thalia CD Primera Fila will be not
available in poland.
The
SONY is harder to agree on this issue than with EMI.
Hopefully that Sony change their mind and Thalia cd will be available in
Poland. I will keep you
informed.
in Polish
Informacja ta jest nie oficjalna. Wszystko wskazuje na to i¿ p³yta Thalii
Primera Fila nie bêdzie dostêpna w Polsce. Z Sony jest siê ciê¿ej porozumieæ
w tej sprawie ni¿ z EMI. Miejmy nadzieje ¿e Sony siê opamiêta i p³yta Thalii
bêdzie dostêpna w Polsce. Bêdê was informowaæ na bie¿¹co.
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Thalia's
voice front and center on new album
With careers in music and acting, a syndicated weekly radio program, a TV show (on the V-Me network) and multiple lines of clothing and accessories to her name, Mexican star Thalia is much more than just a singer. But on her upcoming live album "Primera Fila," Thalia seeks to showcase her voice.
The set, Thalia's first on Sony Music Latin after years with EMI, is part of the label's "Primera Fila" (First Row) series of live recordings and features Thalia performing with a 12-piece band. "Primera Fila," which hit stores Tuesday (December 1), will be sold as both a CD and a DVD. Additionally, a 45-minute documentary will air as a special on Televisa and Univision along with some of the live performances.
Billboard: This is so different from your previous performances and recordings. Would you really have done it before?
Thalia: It wouldn't have been the same album five years ago. This album found me at a moment in my career where I've done everything. I've been a singer, a dancer, an interpreter, everything. Being a mother (of 2-year-old Sabrin) has changed my core. And also, two years ago, I contracted Lyme disease, and that broke my life structure. I had to stop and ask myself, "What do you want? What makes you happy?" It liberated me of all my preconceptions, of everything my name means. And the Thalia who spends time at home with a ponytail and who goes out for pizza in her jeans is the same person that's on that stage.
Billboard: In the documentary, you mention that your singing abilities have been questioned.
Thalia: It was amusing to share that skepticism because it's been voiced. I've sung from the most "pop" songs to deep ballads. I started my career at 7 years old, singing from town to town. I've worn every outfit imaginable, I've danced every choreography, I've been set on fire. Everything. But as a singer, I did need to interpret songs with weight and depth and structure that opened up another part of me. It doesn't mean that what I've done wasn't important, but at this very moment, I'm the person you see on "Primera Fila."
Billboard: You sold a lot of albums when the market was at its peak. Are you prepared for the lower sales of today's market?
Thalia: The album has become a promotional tool to enable you to be in contact with your fans, to continue to grow and develop your career. But if you think you're going to make money selling albums, you're on another planet. First of all, where would you buy it? Those spectacular music stores are gone. And culture has become disposable. There's no longer that culture of following an entire album. What I want to do is take this DVD -- this small stage with great musicians -- and re-create it on tour. Allow people to almost rest their elbows on the stage.
Billboard: Did you feel naked performing without the usual bells and whistles?
Thalia: You have no idea what I felt those two first rehearsal days. I was trembling, my hands were freezing. I was so nervous about being so vulnerable for the first time and having people see me as I am. But I think being so nervous allowed me to go beyond my limits. I never doubted myself, because the stage has been my school.
Billboard: You include a duet with Joan Sebastian -- written just for you -- and a duet with newcomer Pedro Capo. Was anything left off the album?
Thalia: We did everything we planned. But it's important to underscore: I prepared very hard. I took voice lessons for six months with Celine Dion's teacher. I physically prepared with a workout routine. I rehearsed the songs to death. Source: www.reuters.com
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Thalia
debut album
This Tuesday was released 'Primera Fila', the latest album by the singer,
who stripped off to create makeup and special effects to show in its pure
artistic expression.
The first single from the new album from the Mexican is "Equivocada"
and it sounds on the radio.
To enable this material, the ex Timbiriche stripped of makeup and special
effects to show in its pure artistic expression.
The evolution of his nearly 30-year history dating back to the basics: an
artist, music, stage and sensitivity to the surface.
"All my life, I had the intention, desire, to make an album like"Primera
Fila". With great songs, great value and with the best musicians to express
myself as an interpreter. But I never found I needed to accomplices
make it happen, "said Thalia.
The artist has sung in English, Filipino, Portuguese and French, has covered
different genres like pop, rock, band, dance, R & B and bachata.
She
sold over 25 million albums worldwide and has been queen of the Carnival of
Miami, Rio de Janeiro to Fiesta Broadway (Los Angeles, California) and the
Festival of Viña del Mar.
Her image has been immortalized in paintings and sculptures, towering figure
in the wax museum in Mexico.
Received the keys to more than 50 cities around the world and named other
distinguished guest.
As corporate sales record broken glasses, clothes, candy, perfume, and
lingerie under his name.
The record number 16 Thalía was conducted in the Bank United Center in Coral
Gables, Florida, accompanied by 13 musicians for three days and two
recording trials that resulted in 13 tracks.
The first single from this new musical work is
"Equivocada"
and it sounds on the radio.
It is about the authorship of Mario Domm, vocalist with Camilla, and Maria
Bernal.
"It's a wakeup call, the twinkling of an eye, a
shock to anyone who listens. It instantly reassess whether you are happy or
very sad," said Thalia. Source:
quien.com
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roxana112Thalía in 'El Show de Cristina'
“My guest tonight is someone very special to me. I have witnessed its growth and maturity as a woman, mother and artist. Tonight we are going to meet a Thalía as she says free. Cristina begins to an unforgettable night with Thalía.
The audience will see the maturity of Thalía as a singer presenting for the first time in her long-awaited international television comeback with their new production Thalía en Primera Fila
“It was a painful and hard to face myself and my fantasies, my fears, vulnerabilities. I wanted to break all stereotypes and perceptions. Let people see me as I am and appreciate that I can sing.” Thalía said.
Cristina took the occasion of to ask Thalía the highly publicized dance with President Obama, when the artist was recently present in a musical show at the White House in Washington and pulled him to dance. “As I walked toward the president I thought what if the Secret Service take me back or I’m gonna be arrested? If I came to his table and then invite him to dance and said ‘No!’ I’m dying of shame.”
One of the most emotional moments was when Thalía spoke of suffering and disease as more than one and a half had to take 5 antibiotics and some 30 pills a day. “You feel like life is going. Forget the money, fame and success, without health you have nothing. I was miserable.”
Among the many topics addressed in this exclusive El Show de Cristina, talked about her possible return to the soap operas in 2010, the family, how her daughter changed her life, and like everything that has passed in recent years has led her to reassess her life, and be a happier woman.
Thalía will play some of her hits and her latest single Equivocada.
Thalía en Primera Fila this coming Monday, November 30 at 10:00 PM / 9:00 PM Central on Univision.
Source: El Show de Cristina
posted by
roxana112Release dates of singles and album
The countdown has begun for the launch of Thalía’s new album PRIMERA FILA on December 1st, 2009… and while you wait for that grand day, you can download three additional exclusive singles, from PRIMERA FILA, @ iTunes.
Dates when singles and album will be available for download @ iTunes:
October 12: Equivocada
October 27: Enséñame a Vivir
November 10: Estoy Enamorado (feat. Pedro Capó)
November 24: El Próximo Viernes
December 1st: PRIMERA FILA
For more information and to see a video/”webisode” of Thalía talking about her second single Enséñame a Vivir visit Primera Fila TV on YouTube.
posted by
roxana112Thalia without masks
Thalia 'Primera
Fila', the second in a series of concerts from Sony Music Latin and first
row that began last year with Vicente Fernandez, shows a woman much more
natural, honest and vulnerable of what the public has hitherto imagined.
Just dressed in jeans, white shirt and tennis, with her hair in a ponytail
and makeup to a minimum, the Mexican superstar focuses exclusively on music
and nothing else, playing 15 songs live in the company of 12 musicians and
the special participation of Joan Sebastian and fellow Puerto Rican Pedro
Capo.
'This
production came at an important moment of my life, great strength, with much
passion,'' said Thalia reporters Monday night to reach a submission to a
score of fans who won tickets in a contest radio.
'It's very important for me to get back on stage,''said the artist, who was
walking with her husband Tommy Mottola, dressed in a black suit jacket and
trousers, black boots and pearl necklaces.
Although he has sold 25 million albums, Thalia, global icon of drama 'Maria
Mercedes', 'Maria la del barrio', an analysis of her career and admits that
fame, her diva image and opulence of her shows have played down the
credibility of their vocal gifts.
'I was always afraid that they would see who I am vulnerable and heart in
hand,'' she says in an intimate moment in her pajamas and completely free of
makeup, during one of several interviews that accompany the concert.
His voice cracking and tears adds that wants to sing like the girl who once
was, that he played openly and honestly in the mirror.
`'Primera Fila" goes on sale Dec. 1. The concert was recorded on July 30 at
the BankUnited Center at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida,
where the singer delighted fans with 15 tracks of great Latin American
composers, including ``Cuando te beso'' Juan Luis Guerra and ``Qué será de
ti'' Roberto Carlos.
It offers a strong interpretation of 'Equivocada', her new single written by
Mario Domm Camila group and sings 'Con la duda' in his legendary compatriot
Joan Sebastian, who introduced the topic by saying anyone with doubts that
Thalia sings, `` Thalia sings and makes it beautiful.''
`` I had never been so nervous,''she said backstage just before going on
stage.
But without accessories or sequins to Thalia's voice did not tremble.
Certainly does provide one of the most mature performances in his career has
offered.
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Tommy Mottola and Thalia at the 2009 Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation "Kids for Kids Family Carnival" at Industria SuperStudios, NYC. October 24, 2009
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Thalia and Tommy Mottola attends the 25th Anniversary Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Concert at Madison Square Garden on October 30, 2009 in New York City.
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roxana112Thalia on cover 'Glamour Mexico'
Thalia is in the November issue of Glamour Mexico magazine. This photos come from Thalia Online webside, visit this site. Thanks. Click below to see new scans !!!!
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Thalia attends the White House music series 'Fiesta Latina' on the South Lawn of the White House October 13, 2009 in Washington. Clickic below to see Thalia on the stage.
'Amor a la Mexicana' Live
All the musicians performing 'Mi Tierra'
posted by
roxana112At the White House, a Celebration of Latin Music
Coalition-building came with dance steps, sequins and
plenty of rhythm at Fiesta Latina, a concert held Tuesday night in a tent on
the South Lawn of the White House as part of the White House Music Series.
From the open tent, the White House was the performers’ backdrop.
Gloria Estefan,
Marc Anthony, José Feliciano,
Los Lobos, the New York bachata band Aventura, the
Mexican singer Thalía, the reggaetón singer Tito El Bambino and the
percussionist Pete Escovedo each performed a song or two, sharing a backup
band led by Sheila E., Mr. Escovedo’s daughter.
Most of the musicians were Americans, but they had roots in Cuba, Mexico,
the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. The program featured a deliberately
chosen, international assortment of styles: the salsa and Latin pop
passionately belted by Mr. Anthony, cumbia and Chicano rock and roll from
Los Lobos, Dominican bachata, Spanish classical music.
“Although Latin music takes many forms, the spirit of diversity also unifies
us,”
President Obama said in an opening speech.
“Fiesta Latina” is to be telecast Thursday on
PBS stations as part of the series “In Performance
at the White House.” It is also to be shown Sunday on the Telemundo network
and Dec. 25 on the V-me channel.
“Even though it’s constantly evolving, Latin music speaks to us all in a
language we can understand about hope and joy, sorrow and pain, friendship
and love,” Mr. Obama said. “It moves us, and it attempts to make us move a
little bit ourselves.”
The musicians took him up on that. As
Thalía sang “Amor a la Mexicana”
(“Love Mexican Style”), she stepped off the stage to beckon Mr. Obama to
dance, thanking
Michelle Obama for letting him join her.
Beaming at his moves, she approvingly said, “Macho.”
[more] ...
posted by
roxana112Thalía Finally Returns
Thalía is
back. The 38-year-old singer may have taken some time off to be a mom but
she never forgot her fans. Her upcoming acoustic CD/DVD, Primera Fila,
shows a different, more casual side to the Mexican pop star. And if you’re
wondering if her voice can stand up to the new material, listen to “Equivocada,”
the first release from the record and decide for yourself (song is below). I
recently caught up with artist to talk about her work:
How is the new album different from your previous work?
This album was entirely recorded and filmed live. The intention was to make
the audience feel like they were in “Primera Fila,” in a setting in which
they could feel and relate to the intimacy of the interpretation of each of
the songs. It is a project that made me prove myself in many different
aspects; it has been one of the biggest challenges of my career.
Do you have a favorite new song? What is it about?
All of them, of course, are incredible and special to me! But, if I have to
choose my favorite, then, that would be “Como.” I wrote it with Leonel, of
Sin Bandera. In its lyrics I talk about a moment in my life in which I was
feeling disconnected from myself and I did not know how to get in touch with
my heart and my soul. That is how I think of the song when I sing it, but in
reality, it totally is a romantic song that depicts a love story.
What covers are you doing? How did you choose them
I chose to do covers of songs that I have always loved, such as “Que Será De
Ti,” which I heard for the first time coming out [from] the great voice of
Roberto Carlos and “Cuando Te Beso,” of Juan Luis Guerra, amongst others.
All of the chosen covers were included in the recording because of the
substance of their lyrics, and because they really reverberate within my
soul, not only as an interpreter, but also as a listener.
Why did you decide to record/film a live album?
There was always a need for me to do it, but I never had the right backup to
be able to plan it well. It just so happened that almost two years ago I
found the perfect companions to join me on this adventure. Since then, we
have been working on the selection of songs that represent me musically and
as an artist…songs that allowed me to break through all of the stigmas and
stereotypes and also allowed me to start fresh and revitalized.
Will it include your duet with Joan Sebastian? How was it working with
him?
Yes, of course it will be included! The duet with Joan Sebastian was one of
the best surprises for me. When Joan found out about my project, he appeared
with all of his heavy cavalry, and wrote a song for me to sing with him. The
song is so sticky and guapachosa that is impossible to take your mind
off it!
How did you enjoy reconnecting with fans during the live taping?
I was really nervous! Each and every bone in my body was trembling! I spent
several years away from the stage, because of a personal decision to
dedicate myself to being a mom, the grandest blessing in my life. I also
took time off due to health reasons, to combat a complex illness. Therefore,
when I returned to the stage, all prepared, ready and loving this new
project, I was nervous, happy nervous. I was so excited to see all of those
fans that came from all over the US and from different parts of the world!
Credit: Latina.com
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roxana112'Equivocada' song and 'Primera fila' unofficial tracklisting !!!
Primera
Fila tracklisting, unofficial:
1. Cociendome el corazon
2. Eseñame a vivir
3. Que sera de ti
4. Como
5. Ay amor
6. Proximo viernes
7. Medley: Entre el mar y una estrella, Piel morena, No me enseñaste, Amor a la Mexicana
8. Estoy Enamorado (duet with Pedro Cap&ocaute;)
9. Equivocada
10. Brindis
11. Con la duda (duet with Joan Sebastían)
12. Cuando te beso
13. Pienso en ti
14. Ya lo sabia
15. Mujeres
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"Equivocada"
full version - listen
now !!!
It's is now, whole song 'Equivocada' on Univision website. Click below to hear new Thalia song !!!!
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN FULL SONG
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Latin
Music Night Planned at the White House
WASHINGTON – The White House is taking on a Latin flair next week.
President Barack Obama plans to host a concert next Tuesday to honor Hispanic musical heritage.
The White House says Marc Anthony, Gloria Estefan and Jose Feliciano plan to join the event. Other entertainers will include Thalía, Tito “El Bambino” and Aventura. Sheila E. will lead the house band. Performers are scheduled to perform next Tuesday at a concert on the South Lawn dubbed In Performance at the White House: Fiesta Latina.
The concert will be video streamed on the White House website and broadcast on public stations nationwide October 15, to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. Telemundo broadcasts the concert the next night, October 16, and on V-me on December 25. Actor Jimmy Smits and comedian George Lopez will be at the concert, as will percussionist Pete Escovedo and the Chicano rock band Los Lobos, according to the White House announcement.
Guests will be able to dine on Latin cuisine, courtesy of chef Maricel Presilla, who will work with the White House kitchen on Fiesta Latina.
First lady Michelle Obama started the White House Music Series with a jazz event in June and a country concert in July. Source: The New York Times
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Cover art
Original Release Date: October 12,
2009
Label: Sony Music Latin
Copyright: (P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC
Song Length: 4:05 minutes
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