Olga Tanon

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1.Bad
2.A Woman Like Me
3.A Celebrate
4.I'm About To Go On A Trip
5.How Beautiful You Are 6.Don't
Lie
Anymore 7.Everything What Goes Up, Goes Down
8. Alone
9. All That

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About Olga Tanon
Born on April 13, 1967 in Puerto Rico, Olga Tañón has become one of the most successful exponents of merengue and pop in Spanish, in addition to representing the figure of the successful, hard-working woman who never gives up and is always looking for new challenges.

A five-time Grammy winner, Olga Tañón has been a force in Latin music since she recorded her first solo album in 1992, after her beginnings in the groups Las Nenas and Chantelle.

With her powerful voice, her talent for dancing, her grace and charisma, Olga has earned the applause of the public in the most important theaters, concert halls and arenas from her native Puerto Rico to Latin America, Spain and the United States, establishing herself as one of the most popular Latina artists.

With millions of copies sold around the world, Olga is a talent that is here to stay. Her interpretation of genres that range from merengue, ballad, pop and salsa, make her a complete artist like few others.

In 2001, she became the first Puerto Rican artist to receive the statuette from the Academy of Arts and Sciences for her double album Olga viva, viva Olga. in 2002, she was the first Latin female artist to win the Grammy for two consecutive years. That same year she received the Billboard Award for Best Merengue Album for Yo por ti.

That same year she received five Premios Lo Nuestro and performed with great success at the legendary Apollo Theater in New York.

In September 2002 she received her first Latin Grammy for her album Yo por ti. A year later she would get her fourth Grammy for her album Sobrevivir, which would be her first in the pop category. In 2006 she would take home her fifth gramophone for her production A new woman.

In 2006, and after 13 years of recording relationship with Sony, Olga signed with Univision Music, and debuted with the production Soy como tú, where once again she made a record of her versatility and talent.

Olga Tañón's work has been constant, giving her the benefit of being the spoiled in the tropical genre.