Mirella Cesa facts for kids
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Mirella Cesa
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| Also known as | Mirella Cesa |
| Born | December 18, 1984 Guayaquil, Ecuador |
| Origin | Guayaquil, Ecuador |
| Genres | Pop, Andipop |
| Occupations | Singer, songwriter |
| Instruments | Vocal, Guitar |
| Years active | 2006–present |
Mirella Cesa (born December 18, 1984) is a famous singer from Ecuador. She has won many awards. People even call her the "mother of Andipop" because she mixes Andean music with pop.
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Mirella Cesa's Early Life
When Mirella was young, she loved music. She would visit her aunt, who played songs by older artists. Mirella enjoyed listening to meaningful "grown-up" music.
She started singing at family parties and church events. To help with her songwriting, she began taking guitar lessons. After finishing high school, Mirella traveled to Miami. She wanted to find opportunities in music.
In Miami, she met a successful music producer named Rudy Pérez. Soon after, she started recording her first album. Mirella had written many songs. She picked the best ones for her album. She also included songs by other writers. Mirella's music mixes traditional Andean sounds with pop music. She often uses the charango, an instrument that sounds like a harp and looks like a small guitar.
Mirella Cesa's Music Career
Mirella Cesa has achieved a lot in her music career. She was the first female artist from Ecuador to win an award from "Los 40 Principales" in Spain. She was also nominated for a 2014 MTV Europe Music Award.
Mirella has performed at the Telethon 20 30 Panama three times. She even helped write the opening song for one of these events. In 2012, she was the opening act for a concert by Elton John. That same year, she was invited to the Telethon of El Salvador.
Her songs have been popular in different countries. In Colombia, her song "Darte Mi Amor" was played on a major radio station. In Venezuela, her songs "Deseo Concedido" and "Corazon Abierto" reached the top of the Latin music charts. She has also gone on promotional tours in El Salvador, Costa Rica, and cities in the USA.
Mirella's music videos have been shown on channels like HTV and MTV since 2010. She was nominated for four Proudly Latin Awards in 2010. She was also nominated for the first Heat Latin Music Awards as Best New Artist.
Mirella has sung duets with famous artists. She has performed with Franco de Vita, Carlos Baute, Armando Manzanero, and Axel during their tours in Ecuador. She also sang with Álvaro Torres and Gaitanes on her album Deseo Concedido.
Mirella Cesa and UNICEF
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In December 2022, Mirella Cesa became an ambassador for UNICEF in Ecuador. UNICEF is a special organization that helps children around the world. Mirella had already supported UNICEF informally. Luz Ángela Melo, the CEO of UNICEF Ecuador, officially appointed her to this important role.
Mirella Cesa's Albums
- Mirella Cesa (2006)
- Dejate Llevar (2010)
- Deseo Concedido (2013)
- La Buena Fortuna (2016)
- Arcoiris (2018)
- La Quinceañera (2022)
Mirella Cesa's Singles
- El Amor Es
- Este Amor
- 9 Meses
- No Seré Para Ti
- Manantial de Caricias
- Juego de Tres
- Digan Lo Que Digan
- La Pregunta De Cajón
- Eclipse
- Deseo Concedido
- Darte Mi Amor
- Te Confieso
- Navidad Como en Casa
- Corazon Abierto
- La Buena Fortuna (feat. Papayo)
- Se Acabo El Amor
- A Besos (Feat. Sie7e Urban & Acoustic Version)
- Somos
- La Corriente
- En Ti
- Respira (with Mr. Pauer)
- No Amanece (with Helian Evans)
- Vaivén
- Una Vez Mas (with Pamela Cortes )
- Linda Despedida
- El Tesoro
- Mi Puerto
- Cuando Me Miras
- Locura
- Dejarme Querer
Mirella Cesa's Awards
- 2009 Best Artist, Ecuador – Los 40 Principales
- 2010 Best Artist with International Projection – MBN Ecuador
See also
In Spanish: Mirella Cesa para niños
