Pamela Cortes facts for kids
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Pamela Cortes
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| Born | January 9, 1981 |
| Genres | Pop |
| Years active | 1988–present |
Pamela Cortes is a talented Ecuadorian singer, actress, and dancer. She is well-known for her music and performances.
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Pamela's Early Life and Learning
Pamela Cortes was born in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on January 9, 1981. She started learning music and dancing at a very young age. When she was just 7 years old, she began her studies. Her family, including her mother, father, and two brothers, always supported her dreams. They encouraged her to become the amazing artist she is today.
Pamela's Exciting Career Journey
Pamela Cortes has been an artist for most of her life. She took music and dance classes at the Conservatory Antonio Neumane. She also studied at the Danzas Jazz Academy in Guayaquil.
Early Success and TV Shows
In 1992, Pamela won first place in a singing contest called "Los niños cantan a America." This was a big step for her! The next year, in 1993, she was chosen to be "La Paquita Ecuatoriana." This role was like being an assistant for the famous TV host Xuxa. This led Pamela to create and host her very own TV show. It was called El Rincon de los bajitos, which means "The Little Ones' Corner."
First Albums and Performances
In 1994, Pamela released her first music album, named Alegria. This means "Joy" in Spanish. She also took part in "Sabado Gigante," another singing competition. Two years later, in 1996, she released her second album, Mas alla del sol ("Beyond the Sun"). This album made her even more famous. That same year, Pamela acted in a play of Romeo and Juliet in Ecuador. She also helped raise money for children in need by participating in "Teleton de Costa Rica."
Studying Music and New Music
In 1999, Pamela went to Miami to study Music Business. She returned to Ecuador in 2000. That year, she released her third album, Con el alma ("With the Soul"). This album became very popular in Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, and Peru. She also continued acting in plays like Besame Tonto, Mis primas, and El hombre de la mancha.
In 2004, Pamela released her fourth album, Esperare ("I Will Wait"). She has continued to create new music since then. In 2007, she performed the song "Te Amo" ("I Love You") with the famous singer Franco de Vita. This happened during his concert in Coliseo Ruminahui.
Pamela's Life Today
Pamela Cortes is still very active in the entertainment world. She works on a TV variety program. She is married to David Harutyunyan, who is a musician and director of the symphonic orchestra of Guayaquil. They have a son named Max.
Pamela's Music Albums
Pamela Cortes has released several albums throughout her career:
- Alegría (1994)
- Más allá del sol (1996)
- Con el alma (2001)
- Esperaré (2004)
- Cristales Rotos (2011)
Pamela's Popular Songs
Here are some of the songs Pamela Cortes has released as singles:
- La Mariposa y el Caracol (The Butterfly and the Snail)
- Hoy es día de alegría (Today is a Day of Joy)
- Arco iris (Rainbow)
- Dicen (They Say)
- Emergencia De Amor (Love Emergency)
- Exorcismo De Amor (Exorcism of Love)
- Te vas (You Leave)
- Lejos (Far Away)
- Olvídate De Mi (Forget About Me)
- Cristales Rotos (Broken Glass)
Awards and Recognitions
Pamela Cortes has received many awards for her talent and hard work:
- La artista Revolucion (The Revolution Artist)
- Premio Huancavilca (Huancavilca Award)
- Disco Rojo (Red Disc)
- Cantante del Año (Singer of the Year)
- Estrella Dorada (Golden Star)
- Antena Dorada (Golden Antenna)
See also
In Spanish: Pamela Cortés para niños
