Paulina Rubio
Mexican singer and songwriter known as La Chica Dorada, from her Timbiriche beginnings to Latin pop favorites like “Mío,” “Y yo sigo aquí” and “Ni una sola palabra.”
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Known for
Overview
- Born
- June 17, 1971 · Mexico City, Mexico
- Also known as
- La Chica Dorada, The Golden Girl
- Started with
- Timbiriche · 1982–1991
- Solo debut
- La Chica Dorada · 1992
- Breakout album
- Paulina · 2000
Mini bio
How it started.
Born in Mexico City, Paulina Rubio first reached audiences as a member of Timbiriche in 1982. She stayed with the group until 1991, then began her solo recording career with La Chica Dorada in 1992. “Mío” was one of the songs that introduced that solo voice.
Finding her sound.
The 2000 album Paulina brought a new level of recognition, with songs including “Y yo sigo aquí,” “El último adiós” and “Yo no soy esa mujer.” Border Girl followed in 2002, then Pau-Latina in 2004 and Ananda in 2006. Her catalog brings dance pop together with rock and touches of traditional Mexican music.
Songs that keep connecting.
Her collaborations include “Mi nuevo vicio” with Morat and “Tú y yo” with Raymix. The latter won Premio Lo Nuestro’s Cumbia Song of the Year in 2021. In 2022, the awards honored her career with their Trayectoria award. More recently, “Balada Pop” and festival appearances have given fans new ways to hear her voice and revisit familiar songs.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2024Balada PopSinger
- 2020Tú y yoSinger and co-writer with Raymix
- 2006Ni una sola palabraSinger
- 2004Pau-LatinaRecording artist
- 2002Border GirlRecording artist
- 2000PaulinaRecording artist
- 1992La Chica DoradaRecording artist
Awards
Quotes
No es un monólogo, es un diálogo entre el artista y el público.Paulina Rubio, Glamour México y Latinoamérica
In her November 2024 interview about “Balada Pop,” she described music as a conversation with the people listening.
Trivia
- Her mother was Mexican actress Susana Dosamantes.
- La Chica Dorada is both the title of her 1992 solo debut and the nickname fans know her by.
- She is credited as a co-writer, as well as a vocalist, on “Tú y yo” with Raymix.
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