Artist's albums
Guadalupe Canta a Manzanero
2023 · EP
Por Debajo de la Mesa
2023 · single
Ahora Que Te Vas
2023 · single
Esperaré
2023 · single
Aquel Señor
2023 · single
Mexicana y Ranchera
2022 · EP
Las Rejas No Matan
2022 · single
Tres Consejos
2022 · single
Tragos de Amargo Licor
2022 · single
Cielo Rojo
2022 · single
Tú Solo Tú
2022 · single
Besos y Copas
2021 · single
Homenaje a Los Grandes Compositores
2018 · album
Costumbres
2017 · album
Singles
2016 · album
Tiempo de Amar
2015 · album
Guadalupe Pineda en Bellas Artes Vol 2
2013 · album
Guadalupe Pineda en Bellas Artes Vol 1
2012 · album
A Flor de Piel
2011 · album
Francia Con Sabor Latino
2011 · album
Un Mundo de Arrullos
2010 · album
Solamente Una Vez
2009 · album
Todo Cambia
2009 · album
Un Poco Más
2009 · album
La Voz en Vivo, Vol. 2 (En Vivo)
2008 · album
La Voz en Vivo, Vol. 1
2007 · album
Gracias a la Vida
2006 · album
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Biography
Guadalupe Pineda came to be known as one of her native Mexico's grassroots musical icons. Performing music from all over the Spanish-speaking world for audiences large and small, Pineda built a reputation and fan base, concert by concert, over the course of a career that spanned decades. Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Pineda early on relocated to Mexico City, where she studied sociology and political science before embarking on her career as a vocalist. Pineda began singing in the local coffee shops and small venues, building her repertoire and reputation while she supported herself selling real estate and teaching guitar lessons. Pineda collaborated with a number of local groups, one of them being Sanampay, with whom she recorded three records and got her first chance to tour internationally. In 1980 Pineda recorded an album with Carlos "Caíto" Diaz, launching her career as a solo performer. Throughout the early '80s Pineda performed anywhere she was invited, including venues like prisons, mental hospitals offices, and city squares. The less-than-glamorous performance career honed her skills and gained support punctuated by the 1984 release of the song "Yolanda." Her breakthrough hit, also known as "Te Amo," performed as a duet with Pablo Milanés, sold better than a million and a half copies, announcing Pineda as an international star. In the years to follow, Pineda would add many successful records to her discography, soon including more than 25 titles, several achieving gold and platinum status. She has appeared before audiences all over Latin America and Europe, performing folk and pop repertoire from all over Latin America. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, Rovi