Daniela Romo

Mexican singer Daniela Romo began her music career in the vocal group Los Hermanos Zavala and later ventured into acting after studying at Andrés Solar's Academy. In 1983, she launched her solo career with the release of her self-titled album, which included the hit song "Mentiras." Romo continued to achieve success with subsequent albums like Amor Prohibido, earning accolades such as the Best Album of the Year from New York's Ace in 1992. She also received recognition as Best Female Singer in Argentina in 1993 and later ventured into television hosting with a role on the Spanish version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on Univisión.