Artist's albums
Esperanza
2023 · album
No te lo Puedo Decir
2023 · single
Reza en Voz Alta
2023 · single
Agradecer
2023 · single
Recuéstate a Mi Lado
2023 · single
Navegar
2023 · single
Los Adioses
2022 · single
Son del Jazmín
2022 · single
La Noche de Mi Amor
2022 · single
No Sé Cómo Irme
2021 · single
Que Me Lleve la Tristeza
2021 · single
El Hombre Que Más Te Amó
2020 · single
A los 4 Vientos, Vol. 2 (Norteño)
2020 · EP
A los 4 Vientos, Vol. 1 (Ranchero)
2020 · EP
¡Vivan las Mujeres!
2020 · single
A los 4 Vientos (Edición Especial)
2020 · album
Me Voy a Quitar de en Medio
2020 · single
Le Perdí el Gusto al Respiro
2020 · single
No Volveré
2019 · single
Te Hubieras Ido Antes
2019 · single
Frente a Frente
2019 · single
Mi Funeral
2019 · single
Una Rosa Encendida
2017 · album
Ciudadana Del Mundo (Vol. 2)
2013 · album
Agua De Beber (Bossa Nova & Boleros)
2011 · album
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Biography
Since her appearance in 1983, vocalist Eugenia León has gone from a virtually unknown talent to becoming a Mexican cultural icon. Born in Mexico City, León began her career in the 1970s with groups performing the nueva cancíon and political repertoire that gave voice to the concerns of young adults and students, and was popular throughout Latin America. In 1982, she began to appear solo, performing selections written by popular songwriters of her generation such as Marcia Alejandro, Pepe Elorza, and Jaíme Lopez. A shift in León's visibility came in 1985, when she claimed a victory for Mexico at the OTI Festival in Sevilla a short two days after a catastrophic earthquake destroyed a large part of her home town. Emotional though she was León offered Mexicans a sense of victory when they needed it most. As her popularity grew, so did her discography. She recorded nearly a record a year from her 1983 debut until the year 2000. Her status as a Latin American musical icon took her to stages all over the globe; she shared the spotlight with artists like Lola Beltrán, Willie Colón, José José, Mercedes Sosa, and others. In 2007, León released her 22nd original album, Pasional. The record enjoyed a lasting presence on Mexican charts, holding steadily in the Top 40 for months following its release. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, Rovi