Artist's albums
Regálame Todo Tu Amor
2023 · single
Pienso En Ti
2023 · single
Aún Hay Algo / Tras De Mí (En Vivo)
2023 · single
Este Corazón (En Vivo)
2023 · single
Origen (Deluxe)
2022 · album
Déjame Ser
2022 · single
Barbie - Spotify Singles (feat. Farina)
2022 · single
Amigos Con Derechos
2021 · single
Te Daria Tudo
2021 · single
Origen
2021 · album
Ela Tá Movimentando
2021 · single
Amigos con derechos
2021 · single
Te Quiero Mucho (Sinego Remix)
2021 · single
Nunca
2021 · single
Lo que ves no es lo que soy
2020 · single
Tú y Yo
2020 · single
Te Daría Todo
2020 · single
Más Tuya Que Mía
2020 · single
Los Caminos de la Vida
2019 · single
Borrón Y Cuenta Nueva
2017 · single
DM
2017 · album
Lágrimas
2013 · single
Sin Fronteras
2013 · album
Extranjera Segunda Parte
2011 · album
Extranjera Segunda Parte (Standard Version)
2011 · album
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Biography
A veteran of the Mexican entertainment scene by the time she reached her twenties, Dulce María made the tricky transition from child star to accomplished adult singer and actress look effortless thanks to a series of high-profile TV shows and music projects. Born Dulce Maria Espinoza Savinon in Mexico City in 1985, she began appearing in TV commercials at a young age and, in 1993, became a regular on both Plaza Sesamo, Mexico's answer to Sesame Street, and the Discovery Kids Channel. After appearing in several soap operas on the Televisa network, she had the chance to show off her vocal talents when she joined preteen pop outfit K.I.D.S. in 1996, who scored two hit singles ("La Mejor de Tus Sonrisas" and "Prende el Switch") before splitting up three years later. After stints in the short-lived duo D&D (with former bandmate and rumored boyfriend Daniel Habif) and Latin pop group JEANS, she landed roles in telenovelas Clase 406, El Juego de la Vida, and most famously, Rebelde, in which she played Roberta Pardo, the daughter of a famous singer who joined a group of students to form a pop band. In a case of life imitating art, the fictional group RBD became a real-life pop sensation, releasing nine studio albums and selling 20 million records worldwide before disbanding following their 2008 Gira del Adios world tour. In 2009, she signed a solo deal with spotify:search:label%3A%22Universal%22 , and collaborated with Akon (on a remix of "Beautiful") and Tiziano Ferro and Anahí ("El Regalo Mas Grande") before recording two songs for the telenovela Verano de Amor. After announcing that her debut album was to be split into two parts, she released Extranjera: Primera Parte in 2010 and the Segunda Parte a year later. Over the next three years, the singer toured hard behind the album, and also acted in film and television. In 2014 she issued a second solo effort, Sin Frontera, which peaked at number six on the Latin Pop Albums chart. A year later she was a spokesperson for PETA in a commercial that discouraged people from attending circuses that used animals, and in 2016 she played a major role in the hit telenovela Corazón Que Miente. But Maria was also recording. She issued no less than five pre-release singles and videos that year, including "No Sé Llorar" (which received seven million views on YouTube) and "Volvamos" (a duet with Joey Montana). Simply titled DM, the album was issued in early 2017. ~ Jon O'Brien, Rovi