Denisse Guerrero

Mexican singer-songwriter and musician

Denisse Guerrero - Performers & Entertainers born August 8th, 1980
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A prominent singer-songwriter from Mexico, active since the late 1990s. Rose to prominence as the lead vocalist of the rock band Zoe. The band's music blends alternative rock with various other genres, contributing to a unique sound recognized in the Latin music scene. Released several successful albums and singles, leading to significant accolades. Collaborated with various artists and participated in notable music festivals across Latin America and beyond.

Led ZOE to multiple Latin Grammy nominations

Released acclaimed albums such as 'Reptilectric'

Produced hit singles like 'Soñé' and 'Nada La Mueve'

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