Belinda

Belinda Peregrín Schüll, born on August 15, 1989, in Madrid, is a celebrated Spanish-Mexican singer and actress, widely recognized by her first name, Belinda. She embarked on her artistic journey at a tender age of ten, making her debut as a child actress. In 2002, she signed a contract with BMG, and by 2003, she launched her first album, aptly titled *Belinda*. Over the next decade, she emerged as a key player in the Latin pop scene, earning the nickname "the princess of Latin pop," thanks to her chart-topping hits like "Boba chica nice" and "Ángel." Her collaboration with the band Moderatto on "Diriendo lento" further solidified her status.

In 2006, Belinda released her sophomore album, *Utopia*, showcasing her songwriting talents with tracks such as "Light Without Gravity." This period also marked her film debut in the Disney production *The Cheetah Girls 2*. Following a brief hiatus from music, she returned to television in the soap opera *Camaleones* and released the single "Sal de mi Piel." In 2010, her third album, *Carpe Diem*, featured popular tracks like "Egoísta," featuring Pitbull, and "Dopamina," both of which topped iTunes charts.

In 2012, she collaborated with Spanish artist Juan Magán on the hit "Te voy a esperar," and continued to release successful singles for her upcoming album, *Catharsis*. Beyond her music career, Belinda is passionate about philanthropy, particularly in supporting childhood cancer initiatives. With over 1.5 million albums sold, she is regarded as one of the leading figures in Latin pop and boasts numerous accolades, including TVyNovelas, Premios Oye!, MTV Latin America Awards, and Lo Nuestro Awards.