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Ninel Conde

Mexican singer and actress behind “El Bombón Asesino,” Alma Rey in Rebelde, and collaborations with Nacho and Juan Magán.

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Overview

From
Mexico
Work
Singer, actress and television host
Breakout role
Alma Rey in Rebelde, 2004–2006
Signature song
El Bombón Asesino
Recording debut
Ninel Conde, 2003

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How it started.

Ninel began her entertainment career after winning Señorita Estado de México in 1995. She trained in theatre and singing before building a career across Mexican television and live performance.

Finding her sound.

Her self-titled debut album arrived in 2003, including “Callados” with José Manuel Figueroa. It earned a 2004 Latin Grammy nomination for Best Grupero Album. La Rebelde followed in 2005, and “El Bombón Asesino” became the song behind her familiar nickname.

Alma Rey and beyond.

As Alma Rey in Rebelde, she played the singer and mother of Roberta, portrayed by Dulce María. Ninel has described the role as a turning point in her career. Her later screen credits include Porque el amor manda and El Señor de los Cielos.

Music and the person behind it.

Her collaborations include “Tú Me Pones a Pecar” with Juan Magán and “Bailame Lento” with Nacho. In 2026, Ninel Conde: Sin filtro brought her day-to-day life to ViX, while Top Chef VIP gave fans another way to follow her on screen.

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Fue un parteaguas en mi carreraNinel Conde, interview with Las Estrellas

Speaking about playing Alma Rey in Rebelde, she called the role a turning point in her career.

Trivia

  1. Her “Bombón Asesino” nickname comes from her song of the same name.
  2. She brought her young daughter Sofía to the Rebelde studios while filming.
  3. She named a Top Chef VIP shrimp dish “Camarones Asesinos,” a playful nod to her signature song.

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