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'''Lucero''' (born '''Lucero Hogaza León''' on August 29, 1969), is a Mexican actress and singer, one of the most successful entertainers Mexico has given in recent times. She started her career at the age of 10 as '''Lucerito'''. She is married to singer [[ |
'''Lucero''' (born '''Lucero Hogaza León''' on August 29, 1969), is a Mexican actress and singer, one of the most successful entertainers Mexico has given in recent times. She started her career at the age of 10 as '''Lucerito'''. She is married to singer [[Manuel Mijares]] with whom she has two children. Her mother, actress and producer Lucero León, was her manager until recent times. |
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Lucero (born Lucero Hogaza León on August 29, 1969), is a Mexican actress and singer, one of the most successful entertainers Mexico has given in recent times. She started her career at the age of 10 as Lucerito. She is married to singer Manuel Mijares with whom she has two children. Her mother, actress and producer Lucero León, was her manager until recent times.
Biography
At the age of ten, Lucero started her career as Lucerito in the children's television series Alegrías De Mediodía and Chiquilladas, where she starred alongside artist Carlos Espejel. One of her more popular roles was in a Popeye skit as Olive Oyl. Later, she would share the spotlight with international artist Thalía in the singing competition Juguemos a Cantar.
Her long hair and beauty helped her obtain starring roles the following year in the film Coqueta, alongside singer and actor Pedro Fernández. Later, she would be cast as the star of the telenovela Chispita, which also led to the recording of an album that same year. Curiously enough with the emergence of Lucerito as a singer, she did not record the theme song for the telenovela. Instead that task was given to Timbiriche, the most popular "juvenile" group in Mexico.
Lucero released her debut album, Él, on Discos Musart in 1982. This album was largely written and produced by Sergio Andrade, the man who would later become infamous in the Gloria Trevi controversy. During this period, Lucerito's records were more novelty material than actual records as they were seen as nothing more than merchandise for people who loved Lucerito's cutesy charm. That would all change in 1985 when she released her album Magia.
Magia was a change in style, opting for more teen-oriented pop music. With this record, she gained her first real hit with Fuego y ternura, written by singer/songwriter Prisma. The song was successful across Mexico and Latin America. She recorded Un Pedacito De Mí, her last album for Discos Musart, in 1986. That same year she left Sergio Andrade's management and went to Discos Melody. Lucero did not promote this album, which ultimately flopped.
In early 1987 she released Lucerito (later re-released as Ocho Quince), her Discos Melody Records debut. The album was a huge success and brought her to the realms of Mexican pop music where she now competed with teen pop acts at the time such as Timbiriche, Sasha Sokol, Luis Miguel, Tatiana, Chayanne, Karina, and Flans. In 1989 She released "Cuentame", one of the most successful pop albums of the end of decade.
In 1989, after six albums and five films, she changed her professional name to Lucero as a symbol of her growth as a woman of 20 years of age. In 1990, she returned to television starring in Cuando llega el Amor, where she sang the theme song and won The TVyNovelas Award for Best Actress. She won the award again in 1994 for Los Parientes Pobres. In 1996, on, she won the TVyNovelas Award Best Actress award for playing triplets in Lazos de Amor.
In 1992, Lucero was in a Head & Shoulders commercial, only seen in Mexico, and other Spanish-speaking stations. In 1993, Lucero released 'Veleta', one of her most important singles, that charted 5 weeks on #1 moving mexican Luis Miguel to second place.
Her wedding in 1997 was called the wedding of the year and was televised on Televisa in Mexico and Univision in the United States.
She later starred in a telenovela of Televisa titled, Alborada. After her role in this soap opera, Lucero began to record her next album in the spring of 2006. She released Quiereme Tal Como Soy in September 2006. Her last promototion was the live record "Lucero En Vivo Auditorio Nacional", and she has been in the commercial of Olay Total Effects (2008) as herself[1]. She is currently filming Soy Tu Dueña a remake of the 1995 novela "La Dueña". In October 2010 has released 'Indispensable', her latest work in pop genre. A successful combination of pop & ballads.
Albums
As Lucero
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As Lucerito
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Special Albums & Eps
- 2004: Zapata
- 2003: Regina
- 1998: Mulán
- 1995: Lazos de Amor
- 1990: Cuando llega el Amor
- 1987: Escápate Conmigo
- 1985: Keiko
- 1984: Fiebre de Amor
- 1984: Katy La Oruga
- 1984: Chispita'
- 1982: Los Chiquillos de la TV
- 1982: América, Esta Es Tu Canción
- 1982: Juguemos a Cantar
Filmography
Year | Film | Role | Notes |
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1983 | Coqueta | Rocío | |
1984 | Delincuente | Cecilia Suárez | |
1985 | Fiebre de Amor | Lucerito | Diosa de Plata Award for Breakthrough Performance Female[2] |
1987 | Escápate Conmigo | ||
1988 | Quisiera Ser Hombre | Manuelita/Manuel | |
1990 | Deliciosa Sinvergüenza | Lucerito | |
1999 | Tarzan | Jane | voice (Spanish dubbing) |
2004 | Zapata: El Sueño De Un Héroe | Esperanza | Nominated - MTV Movie Awards Mexico for Most Bizarre Sex[3] |
Soap Operas (Telenovelas)
Year | Telenovela | Role | Notes |
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1982 | Chispita | Isabel "Chispita" | TVyNovelas Awards for Best Breakthrough Performance[4] Azteca de Oro Awards for Best Breakthrough Performance |
1989-1990 | Cuando llega el amor | Isabel Contreras | TVyNovelas Awards for Best Young Actress[5] |
1993 | Los Parientes Pobres | Margarita Santos | TVyNovelas Awards for Best Young Actress[6] A.C.C.A. Awards for Best Actress ACE Awards for Best Actress Eres Awards for Best Song in a Telenovela Nominated - TVyNovelas Awards for Best Song in a Telenovela |
1995-1996 | Lazos de Amor | Maria Guadalupe Salas Maria Fernanda Rivas Iturbe Maria Paula Rivas Iturbe |
TVyNovelas Awards for Best Lead Actress[7] Eres Awards for Best Actress[8] Aplauso Awards for Best Actress El Heraldo Award for Best Actress in a Telenovela[A] Diosa de Plata Award for Best Actress[9] Nominated - TVyNovelas Awards for Best Song in a Telenovela |
2000 | Mi Destino Eres Tú | Andrea San Vicente | TVyNovelas Awards for Best Lead Actress[10] |
2005-2006 | Alborada | María Hipólita Diaz De Guzman | TVyNovelas Awards for Best Lead Actress[11] Emmy Latino for Best Latin Actress[12] Palmas de Oro Awards for Best Lead Actress[13] Bravo Awards for Best Actress[14] |
2008-2009 | Mañana Es Para Siempre | Bárbara Greco de Elizalde Rebeca Sanchez |
ACE Awards for Best Supporting Actress[15] People en Español Awards for Best Villian[16] Nominated - TVyNovelas Awards for Best Lead Actress[17] |
2010 | Soy Tu Dueña | Valentina Villalba | Nominated - Galardón a los Grandes for Best Actress[18] |
Notes
- A ^ Lucero received 3 awards for her different performances as the main heroines "María Guadalupe" and "María Fernanda" and as the main villian "María Paula".
Television Shows
Year | Show | Role | Notes |
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1980 | Alegrías De Mediodía | Hostess | |
1982-1983 | Chiquilladas | ||
1985 | Juguemos a Cantar | Known in U.S. as "América, ésta es tu canción" | |
Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real | Chelo | 1 Episode | |
1997-2004 2006-2010 |
Teletón[19] | Hostess | TVyNovelas Awards Special Accolade for hosting for 26 hours(1998) El Heraldo Award for Outstanding Reality Host(1998) Estrella de Plata Award for Best Host(1998) Azteca de Oro Awards for Best Hosting(1998) |
2005 & 2007 | TVyNovelas Awards | Along with Juan Soler in 2005 and Juan José Origel in 2007 | |
2006 - 2007- 2009 - 2010 |
Latin Grammy Awards | Along with Víctor Manuelle in 2006 and Eugenio Derbez in 2007, 2009 and 2010 |
Theater
Year | Play | Role | Notes |
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1986 | Don Juan Tenorio | Doña Inés de Ulloa | |
2003 | Regina | Regina | TVyNovelas Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical[20] |
Awards & Nominations
Year | Awards | Category | Show/Album | Result[21] |
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1985 | El Heraldo Awards | Best Singer | Fuego y Ternura | Won |
TVyNovelas Awards | Best Young Singer | |||
1988 | 15 Greatest of Siempre en Domingo Award | Best Singer | Lucerito | |
1989 | "Galardón a los Grandes" Award | |||
1990 | El Heraldo Award | Cuéntame | ||
"Galardón a los Grandes" Award | ||||
TVyNovelas Awards | ||||
1991 | El Heraldo Award | Con Mi Sentimiento | ||
TVyNovelas Awards | ||||
Bravo Award | ||||
Aplauso Award | ||||
"Galardón a los Grandes" Award | ||||
1992 | Viña del Mar Festival | Queen of Viña del Mar Festival | Special Accolade | |
Atena Awards | Best Singer | Sólo Pienso en Ti | ||
Bravo Award | ||||
El Heraldo Award | ||||
TVyNovelas Awards | ||||
Premio "Aplauso" | ||||
"Galardón a los Grandes" Award | ||||
TVyNovelas Awards | Best Legs in the Mexican Media | Special Accolade | ||
1993 | El Heraldo Award | Best International Singer | Lucero de México | |
TVyNovelas Awards | ||||
TVyNovelas Awards | Best Ranchera Album | |||
1994 | Eres Awards | Best Singer | Lucero | |
TVyNovelas Awards | ||||
Furia Musical Award | Best Ranchera Album | Cariño De Mis Cariños | ||
Diosa de Plata Award | ||||
1995 | Eres Awards | Best Album | Siempre Contigo | Nominated |
TVyNovelas Awards | Best Singer | Won | ||
El Heraldo Award | ||||
Eres Awards | ||||
1996 | TVyNovelas Awards | Best Female Singer | Lazos de Amor | |
Eres Awards | Best Singer | |||
El Heraldo Award | ||||
Bravo Award | ||||
1997 | Acafest Medal | Medal | Special Accolade | |
TVyNovelas Awards | Best Female Singer | Piel de Ángel | ||
El Heraldo Award | Best Singer | |||
Estrella de Plata | ||||
1998 | "Galardón a los Grandes" Award | Best Singer | Ceca de Ti | |
Billboard Music Award | Best Ranchera Singer | |||
1999 | TVyNovelas Awards | For her 20 years of career | Special Accolade | |
Golden Palm Award | Lifetime Achievements | |||
Al Fin de Semana | ||||
2001 | Viña del Mar Festival | Silver Seagull Award (Granted by the audience) |
Special Accolade | |
2002 | Chamber of Commerce of Mexico & United States[22] | Double Eagle Leadership Award | ||
Lunas del Auditorio Awards[23] | Best Balladeer | Un Nuevo Amor | Nominated | |
2004 | Furia Musical Awards | Lifetime Achievements | Special Accolade | Won |
2005 | TVyNovelas Awards | Lifetime Achievements 25 years | ||
Orgullosamente Latino Awards[24] | Best Latin Album of the Year | Cuando Sale Un Lucero | ||
2007 | Association Mr. Amigo[25] | Mr. Amigo Award | Special Accolade | |
Orgullosamente Latino Awards[26] | Best Album of the Year | Quiéreme Tal Como Soy | Nominated | |
TVyNovelas Awards | Lifetime Special Career | Special Accolade | Won | |
Orgullosamente Latino Awards[26] | Best Latin Singer | Quiéreme Tal Como Soy | Nominated | |
2008 | Lunas del Auditorio Awards[27] | Best Balladeer |
External links
- Official website
- Lucero at Billboard.com
- Lucero at Allmusic
- Lucero at Yahoo! Music Radio
- Lucero at IMDb
References
- ^ ""Olay Commercial"". Youtube. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""23ra Premios Diosa de la Plata"". Pecime. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Awards for Lucero"". IMDb. Template:En icon
- ^ ""1° Entrega de los Premios TVyNovelas en 1983"". Network54. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Cuando llega el amor"". LuceroBrasil. Template:Pt icon
- ^ ""Los Parientes Pobres"". LuceroBrasil. Template:Pt icon
- ^ ""Entrega de Premios TVyNovelas en 1996"". Network54. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Lucero recibe Premio Eres por mejor actriz 1996"". Youtube. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""29na Premios Diosa de la Plata"". Pecime. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Premios TvyNovelas"". Univision. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""XXIV Premio TV y Novelas 2006"". Mujer Activa. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Emmy Latino honró a los mejores de la TV"". People en Español. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Alborada recibirá las Palmas de Oro"". EsMas. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Alborada arrasa en los Premios Bravo"". EsMas. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Premio Ace en por Coactuación Femenina"". VeoNovelas. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Ganadores de los Premios People en Español 2009"". People en Español. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Nominados a los Premios TVyNovelas 2010"". People en Español. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Actriz del Momento"". Galardón a los Grandes. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Lucero en Mañana es para Siempre"". Espectáculos México. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""La noche de La Otra"". EsMas. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Premios"". Lucero Brasil. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Double Eagle Leadership Award Event"". Forever Freedom. Template:En icon
- ^ ""Nominados 2003"". Lunas Auditorio. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Ganadores 2005"". Orgullosamente Latino. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Gallery"". Mr. Amigo. Template:En icon
- ^ a b "Fiestas/Premios Category". RBD:R3b3lde. Template:Es icon
- ^ ""Emmanuel y Lucero nominados al premio Lunas del Auditorio"". Informador. Template:Es icon
- 1969 births
- 1980s singers
- 1990s singers
- 2000s singers
- 2010s singers
- Mexican actors
- Mexican child actors
- Mexican film actors
- Mexican stage actors
- Mexican voice actors
- Mexican telenovela actors
- Mexican television presenters
- Mexican female singers
- Spanish-language singers
- People from Mexico City
- Living people
- Mexican Roman Catholics