Lupita D'Alessio is an iconic Mexican singer and songwriter beloved by generations!
List of Lupita D'Alessio's featurings
Ana Gabriel, Los Bukis, Los Tigres del Norte & Juan Gabriel
Lupita D'Alessio's age
Lupita D'Alessio is currently 73 years old.
Lupita D'Alessio's country of origin
Lupita D'Alessio is from Mexico.
Lupita D'Alessio's real name
Lupita D'Alessio's real name is María Guadalupe Contreras Bulnes.
The Success Story of Lupita D'Alessio
Who is Lupita D'Alessio?
Lupita D'Alessio is the stage name of María Guadalupe Contreras Bulnes, a Mexican singer and songwriter. Born in Mexico City in 1951, she is one of the most acclaimed Latin Pop singers of all time. Her career spans over six decades and has been marked by numerous awards and recognitions.
Early Career
D'Alessio started singing at age 10, performing popular Mexican songs at local bars and clubs. In 1972, she signed a record deal with Orfeon Records. Her first album was released in 1974, earning her a nomination for a Grammy Award. Her success continued with two more albums released in 1975 and 1976.
1980s
The 1980s were an especially fruitful decade for Lupita D'Alessio's career. She released several hit singles that earned her the nickname ""The Queen of Ranchera music"" among fans. She also collaborated with other iconic Latin American artists such as Los Bukis, Los Tigres del Norte and Juan Gabriel. In 1985, she was awarded with a Grammy Award for Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album.
1990s
After a successful run in the 1980s, Lupita D'Alessio continued to release music throughout the 1990s. She released five studio albums during this period, each one reaching gold or platinum status in Mexico. She also made TV appearances on popular Mexican shows such as Sabado Gigante Musical and Súper Sabado Sensacional.
2000s
At the turn of the century, Lupita D'Alessio continued to perform throughout Mexico and Latin America. She released four studio albums during this period and collaborated with various artists such as Ana Gabriel and Los Invasores de Nuevo León. In 2006, she was awarded with a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
Legacy
Lupita D'Alessio's music has been embraced by generations of fans around the world. Her songs have been covered by many other artists and are still heard regularly on radio stations throughout Mexico and Latin America. Her legacy is forever cemented among the pantheon of great Latin Pop singers.
