Alberto Comesaña and Cristina del Valle met for the first time in 1989, when Comesaña was leading a pop/rock band called Semen Up and del Valle was performing as a solo artist known as Cris. That same year, they moved to Madrid and started calling themselves Amistades Peligrosas. Teaming up with producer Luis Carlos Esteban, they signing with... [+] Read More

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Mexican pop/rock foursome Atómica started touring Mexico City's club circuit in 1996. Formed by girls who shared a passion for Europop and Latin rock, Atómica was previously known as Las Hormigas. After teaming up with local producer Jorge Amaro, the band's debut album was recorded and released by BMG in March 2000, featuring the hit single "El... [+] Read More

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A Mexican descendant, singer Jennifer Pena was born in Corpus Christi, TX, debuting in the Tejano music scene at the age of six while participating in different children's contests. At the age of 12, the young artist accomplished one of her major goals by singing at Houston's Astrodome, paying tribute to her idol, Selena. After signing with EMI... [+] Read More

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Formed in 1989, the Latin pop group La Onda Vaselina comprised members Lidia, M'balia, Mariana, Erika, Ari, Daniel and Oscar. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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Dominican Milly Quezada (born Milagros Quezada Borbon), later known as Merengue Queen, graduated from New York's City College with a communications degree before forming her first band, Milly Con Los Vecinos, in 1975. When her sister, Jocelyn Quezada, joined, the band changed their name to Milly, Jocelyn y Los Vecinos, recording En Tus Manos in... [+] Read More

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Formerly known as La Onda Vaselina, teen pop sensation OV7 debuted with CD00, released by Sony Discos. Starting as a children's act in the late '80s and becoming a major number on the Latin pop scene during the '90s, the Mexican seven-piece vocal group welcomed 2000 with a new name and a contemporary image. Produced by Loris Ceroni in Bologna,... [+] Read More

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Latin pop/rock duet Vertigo Go, based on a song featured in Four Rooms' movie soundtrack, made their debut after composer Rafa Legisima met Spanish singer Diana García-Pelayo in Miami Beach in 1997. The two signed up to Universal a year later. Vertigogo's first album was released in 1999, featuring the hit singles "Ese Oscuro Objeto Del Deseo,"... [+] Read More

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