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Christina Aguilera
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She
has an Irish mother and an Ecuadorian father. In less than
a year from the day that she burst onto the world musical landscape,
Christina Aguilera has scored two #1 hit singles, watched sales
of her chart-topping RCA debut album surpass the eight million mark
worldwide, headlined the Super Bowl Half-Time Show, performed for
the President, and to top it all off, took home the Grammy for Best
New Artist.
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Enrique Iglesias
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His mother
is Filipina and his father is Spanish. With the November 1999 release
of Enrique, his fourth album he became one of pop music's biggest
stars. The platinum-certified Enrique
spun off his first two #1 pop smashes: "Bailamos," which
hit #1 in late summer 1999, and "Be With You", which topped
the pop chart in summer 2000 for three weeks and was also #1 on
Billboards Dance Club chart. As evidence of Iglesias
worldwide appeal, Enrique has also sold more than three million
copies outside the U.S.
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Cher
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Her mother
is Cherokee and her father is Armenian. Spanning 3 decades in the
music industry, hippies listened to Sonny and Cher sing "I've
Got You, Babe", while club-goers danced to "Believe"
in the '90s. Also a talented actress she won a Golden Globe for
Best Supporting Actress in Silkwood. At the Cannes Film Festival
she won Best Actress for Mask and won an Oscar for Best Actress
in Moonstruck.
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Shakira
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Her
mother is Colombian and her father is Lebanese. Shakira's female
rocker style garnered her the World Music Award for Latin Female
Artist of the Year, while the phenomenal success of Donde
Estan Los Ladrones? catapulted her to fame.
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Zach De La Rocha
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His
mother is White his father is Chicano. Since singing for Rage Against
the Machine, Zack has used the band's worldwide fame to educate the
public about the political issues that concern him - through his music
and lyrics, to his actions on a grassroots level. Their albums include:
Rage
Against the Machine, Evil
Empire, The
Battle of Los Angeles, and Renegades.
He has since left the band and is working on a solo project. |
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Brenda K. Starr
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Her
mother is Puerto Rican and father is White (Jewish). She started off
singing in English. Soon, she received numerous awards. Among them,
the "New York Award" for best female artist and best R&B
single, "I Still Believe." She was also awarded at the National
Dance Music Awards for "Best Single of the Year" with her
song "What You See Is What You Get." Now she is one of the
new voices of Salsa and has been able to establish herself in this
market, after having great success singing in English. Her recent
Spanish language albums include Te
Sigo Esperando and Petalos
de Fuego. |
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Howie Dorough
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His
mother is Puerto Rican and his father is Irish. A member of the popular
boy band the Backstreet Boys which has released the multi-platinum
albums Millennium
and Black
and Blue. |
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Joan
Baez
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Her
mother is White (Scottish)and her father is Mexican. Often called
the "Queen of the Folksingers," Joan Baez has earned fame
as much for her political activism as for her singing. During the
1960s, she often made headlines by using her musical talent to campaign
against America's involvement in the Vietnam War and against social
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Chino XL |
His mother is Black, Native American and Jewish and his father is
Puerto Rican. Underground Hip Hop artists know for his lyricism.
His first album was entitled Here
to Save You All and features a track called What Am I? in
which he talks about being Mixed. His second album entitled
"I
Told You So" came out in September of 2001. His third album
"Poison Pen" should be coming out soon. Also look for Chino
in the movie Alex and Emma.
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