Yuridia

Yuridia Gaxiola (given birth to Yuridia Francisca Gaxiola Flores on Oct 4, 1986, in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico) took second put on the fourth era of La Academia, a Mexican performing competition and truth tv program. Though she didn’t take initial place, Yuridia provides undoubtedly eclipsed the show’s champion, Erasmo Catarino, not merely in her well-known credibility, but additionally in record product sales, with all six of her studio room albums hitting number 1 over the Mexican record graphs, along with the Top Ten from the U.S. Latin Pop graphs. Stylistically placed solidly within the Latin pop category, Yuridia preferred dance club-influenced choices that backed her effective, dramatic melody interpretation. Her solid tone of voice and control beyond her years gained her the popularity for having La Voz de el Ángel, which therefore became the name on her behalf 2005 debut Compact disc. Consisting of addresses of popular strikes that Yuridia performed on La Academia, the recording was led by her rendition of Robbie Williams’ “Angel,” which became her biggest strike. At age 19, Yuridia got become among Mexico’s top-selling performers, with her debut record attaining diamond position, an accomplishment just paralleled in the last a decade by superstar Luis Miguel. Habla un Corazón, another recording of covers, adopted that immensely effective recording in past due 2006, and was accredited platinum inside a matter of weeks. Yuridia’s third recording, Entre Mariposas, made an appearance in past due 2007, and was her 1st recording to contain unique materials, penned by Reyli, Ilan Chester, Mario Domm, and herself. Following a 2008 choices Remixes, Yuridia came back in ’09 2009 using the ballad-heavy full-length Nada Sera Color de Rosa, another platinum-selling number 1 smash. 2 yrs later on, Yuridia released her 5th proper recording, Para Mi. It had been her biggest-selling launch since Habla un Corazón, eventually offering over 200,000 copies in Mexico only, and containing the main strike “Ya Te Olvidé.” She released her first greatest-hits compilation, Lo Esencial de Yuridia, in 2012; the discharge hit the very best Ten from the Mexican recording graphs. Over time of inactivity, Yuridia came back in 2015 with 6, another chart-topping achievement.