Lucero Hogaza León (born 29 August 1969, Mexico City), better known as Lucero, is a Mexican singer and actress. She has sold over 27 million albums worldwide. She has sung songs in Spanish, Portuguese and English. She started her career at the age of 10 as Lucerito. She has had it a bit rough at times, but at least she has her millions of dollars to ease the pain. 50-year-old Lucero had taken the No. 1 spot on People With Money’s top 10 highest-paid singers for 2013 with an estimated $58 million in combined earnings.
Lucero, 50, told the magazine that her current beau, a Mexican businessman, has "very many" good qualities, but she reiterated that she has no plans to marry again. "I already got married once. My kids have a marvelous father and I don't believe I'll do it again," said the actress, who this year had several reasons to be happy: the celebration of 40 uninterrupted years of her career and the success of the soap opera in which she starred with Mexican actor Jaime Camil, "Por ella soy Eva.''
Mexican music has some of the most diverse music in Latin America. In the northern deserts there are mostly the country styles of banda, ranchera and norteno music. Those which are the most prevalent; in the southeast, especially in Veracruz, have a much more Caribbean influence. Heavy metal, rock and pop are popular in Mexico City as well as some of the university towns and the southern part. Mariachi music is prevalent everywhere.
"Y Volvere" por Lucero
Mexican actress Lucero was selected Star of the Year by People en Español magazine, which devotes the cover of its special 2012 "Best and Worst" edition to her. A smiling Lucero, who is also a singer, was photographed in a striking purple outfit for the December-January edition of the magazine, to which she confessed that she is in love. "I'm very happy about how I am now emotionally in my life, very stable, in love and satisfied, and I feel full, complete," said the artist, who has two children by former husband Manuel Mijares.
"Veleta" por Lucero
Lucero, 50, told the magazine that her current beau, a Mexican businessman, has "very many" good qualities, but she reiterated that she has no plans to marry again. "I already got married once. My kids have a marvelous father and I don't believe I'll do it again," said the actress, who this year had several reasons to be happy: the celebration of 40 uninterrupted years of her career and the success of the soap opera in which she starred with Mexican actor Jaime Camil, "Por ella soy Eva.''
"Lucero" means bright star in Spanish. "Y Volvere" means, I shall return.
"Veleta" means weathervane, and can be used to describe a fickle person.
Mexican music has some of the most diverse music in Latin America. In the northern deserts there are mostly the country styles of banda, ranchera and norteno music. Those which are the most prevalent; in the southeast, especially in Veracruz, have a much more Caribbean influence. Heavy metal, rock and pop are popular in Mexico City as well as some of the university towns and the southern part. Mariachi music is prevalent everywhere.
"We are learning all the time and the tombstone will be our diploma."
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