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After
the release of her first album,
Monica
took part in a latin producers meeting, in 1995.
In
front of that critic audience, Monica sung
her
album, attracting discographic labels
by
her voice and her charm onstage,
due
to the experience.
In
1997 she released her second album,
titled
"Palabra de Mujer" [Woman´s Word],
whose
first single, "Desatame" [Release Me],
caused
such a polemic in Mexico
that
some scenes of the videoclip
had
to be censored because of showing
"lesbian
love".
Monica
made every kind of people dance,
and
slowly became a disco-drama Diva.
She
was even awarded with the Amigo
for
being the Best Female Artist in 1998. |
Her
last work, Minage, comes to light
after
a long time apart from the public eye
in
Spain.
Coming
back from promoting her previous
album
in Portugal, in the beginning of 2000,
Monica's
flight has problems.
That
makes her think and she decides
to
make her dream come true:
work
with her idol, Mina.
The
Italian singer that one day retired
with
the famous phrase "Non gioco più"
[I
Don't Play Anymore], agrees to colaborate
with
Monica and they even record a duet.
This
last work includes 9 covers of Mina's songs
to
Spanish (with the special touch in lyrics
by
her friend and colleague J.M. Navarro) and 3 new songs, two of them in
English
and
one with Mina. |
