Daniela Romo is that versatile talent that comes along once or twice in a generation. The multi-platinum Mexican singer has been in the entertainment industry for over 44 years and she has worn a lot of hats during this time. Daniela has made a name for herself as an award-winning actress. She’s also known for dancing, hosting television shows, and being a fantastic interviewer.
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Biography of Daniela Romo
Daniela Romo was born on 27 August 1959, in Mexico City, Mexico, and christened Teresa Presmanes Corona. Her parents never wedded and weren’t around much so she and her sister Patricia ended up getting brought up by their grandmother.
When she was little, Daniela was smitten by Rocio Durcal, a famous singer and actress whom she idolized. It was this obsession that gave her the courage to pursue a career in music and acting.
At the start of her music journey, Daniela was a backup singer for the group Los Hermanos Zavala. In 1983, she met the Spanish producer Danilo Vaona who helped her record her eponymous debut album, Daniela Romo. It featured her first hit song, Mentiras, and other No. 1 hit singles.
It seemed the Spanish-speaking world couldn’t have enough of Daniela Romo. Her musical career took off like wildfire, earning her international acclaim. She spent the next three decades putting out hit after hit—such as Yo No Te Pido La Luna, Duena de mi Corazón, De Mi Enamorate, Coco Loco, Veneno Para Dos, and Adelante Corazon—and gathering a litany of awards for her musical prowess.
A Look At Her Acting career
Before she began scoring No. 1 hit, Daniela Romo was already well known as an actress. She started by featuring in stage shows like Gypsy, before spreading her wings into television and film. At 17, Daniela scored her debut role in the movie La Casa del Pellicano, and her performance was widely praised.
She landed her first starring role on TV in the 1978 soap opera El Ardiente Secreto. She was invited to numerous variety and talk shows. In 1982, she got her first big hit on with the telenovela Dejame Vivir.
After spending four years away from television to focus on her musical ambitions, Daniela returned to the small screen with a role in El Camino Secreto. The telenovela was a smashing success and is still considered Romo’s best television role to date. She even sang the theme song for the series titled De Mi Enamorate, which also became a huge hit in Latin America.
Daniela’s next TV role came three years later, followed by a six-year hiatus that was broken by her role in Si Dios me quita la Vida in 1995. In 1999, she won the hearts of millions of international fans with her role in the Hollywood film, One Man’s Hero, starring alongside Tom Berenger.
The Mexican entertainment icon went on to feature in several movies, television series, soap operas, and stage plays. She has won or been nominated for over a dozen acting awards including Best Leading Actress and Best Antagonist Actress.
Daniela Romo Has A Great Net worth
Daniela Romo is estimated to have a net worth of $20 million, which she’s accumulated from her illustrious, longstanding career in television, film, and music.
Amazing facts about the singer
1. Daniela Romo made the decision to not have children because she wanted to put her career first and devote all her energy to it.
2. In her three-decade-long career, Daniela has released over 20 studio and thematic albums and has sold more than 18 million records making her one of the top-selling Latin music artists in history.
3. In 2000, Daniela was signed by Univision to host the short-lived Spanish version—A Million—of the popular show, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
4. Daniela Romo was so popular and beloved by the Latin entertainment industry that a special line dance was developed for her song Todo, Todo, Todo in 1991. The song and dance have become a de rigueur at Filipino formal hall events and parties.
5. The renowned Mexican singer-songwriter has sung duets with many notable and famous artists including Manuel Mijares, Fernando Allende, Johnny Ventura, Placido Domingo, and Simone.
6. Daniela studied acting at Andre’s Soler Academy and later moved to Los Angeles to study singing under the acclaimed instructor Seth Riggs.
7. Once upon a time, Daniela Romo dated the prominent Spanish musician and actor, Miguel Bose.
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