Maria José

María José is a Mexican pop singer who was simply an associate of the group Kabah before making her eponymous single album debut in 2007 and topping the graphs a few years later on with her smash strike “Zero Soy una Señora.” Blessed María José Loyola on January 12, 1976, and located in Mexico Town, Mexico, she started her recording profession as an associate from the Latin pop group Kabah. Founded in 1992, the sextet produced its eponymous record debut in 1994 with Kabah, accompanied by the worldwide discovery follow-up, La Calle de las Sirenas (1996), and many extra albums. After over ten years of commercial achievement, Kabah dissolved following the discharge of their record Un Pop (2005) and a farewell tour that concluded on Dec 31, 2005. The bandmembers split and proceeded to go their own method instantly thereafter, with José mounting a single recording career in colaboration with Warner Music. She produced her full-length debut in 2007 using the eponymous record María José. Produced and generally compiled by Mexican hitmaker Aureo Baqueiro, who got previously caused Kabah, the record spawned several strikes (“¿Quien Eres Tú?,” “Me Equivoque,” “¿Donde Está?”) but wasn’t itself a blockbuster achievement. José’s second record, Amante de Lo Ajeno (2009), demonstrated considerably more effective, going completely to number 2 for the Mexican albums graph. Comprised of trendy cover variations of ’80s favorites originally popularized by females including Daniela Romo, María Conchita Alonso, Lucía Méndez, yet others, Amante de Lo Ajeno spawned the chart-topping smash strike lead one “No Soy una Señora,” originally popularized by Melissa, and carries a duet with Edith Márquez on “Cosas del Amor,” originally popularized by Ana Gabriel and Vikki Carr.