Lucero
Mexican singer and actress
Born
August 29th, 1969
55 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Mexico
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Born on August 29, 1969, this individual gained prominence in the Latin music industry and television. As a singer, a successful music career included hit albums and numerous popular songs. Additionally, appearances in telenovelas, such as 'Lazos de Amor' and 'Alborada', showcased acting talent. Through her career, the individual also hosted television shows, engaging audiences across various platforms.
Released multiple chart-topping albums
Starred in 'Lazos de Amor' and 'Alborada'
Hosted popular television programs
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