Belinda Peregrin

Belinda is known mononymously as Belinda. She signed with BMG in 2002 and released her debut album two years later. That album, simply titled Belinda, featured hits like "Boba chica nice" and "Ángel" that became international successes. She collaborated with the group Moderatto on "Diriendo slowly." Her second album, Utopia, came out in 2006, and she composed all of its songs. That same year she made her film debut starring in the Disney film The Cheetah Girls 2. In 2010 she released her third album, Carpe diem, with singles "Egoísta" featuring Pitbull and "Dopamine," both of which reached first in downloads on iTunes.

She returned to television with the soap opera Camaleones and released the single "Sal de mi Piel." In 2012 she collaborated with Juan Magán on "Te voy a esperar," a success in Spain. While planning her fourth album, Catharsis, she released "In love we must forgive," which became one of the most requested songs on the radio, followed by "En la obscuridad." She has sold around 1.5 million albums as a solo artist. Belinda also works as a philanthropist, focusing on the fight against childhood cancer. She has visited children with cancer in different associations, singing to them and giving them gifts. Over her career she has won awards including TVyNovelas, Premios Oye!, MTV Latin America Awards, and Lo Nuestro Awards, among others. She is considered one of the best exponents of Latin pop.