Bebe spanish singer biography

Bebe

María Nieves Rebolledo Vila (born 9 May 1978), known professionally as Bebe, is a Spanish singer and actress who rose to international fame with the singles "Malo" and "Ella".

Two years later, she snagged a recording deal with Virgin/EMI that would eventually propel the reserved songsmith to wide fame throughout Spain.

Pafuera Telerañas (which means "out with the cobwebs") is undeniably a most appropriate title as Spain's renowned singer/songwriter has awakened the Latino music scene with a riveting CD (her Virgin/EMI debut) that expertly interweaves impassioned confessionals of elusive and unrequited love with a beguiling assortment of fresh musical arrangements containing flamenco, hip-hop, samba, ska, rock, and folk.

Whether breezily gliding through the house-tinged romantic ode "Men Señará," or skillfully navigating the choppy, groove-tinged lament of a lost love "Siempre Me Quedará," Bebe delivers a gripping performance throughout Pafuera Telarañas that deftly draws out a song's emotional content.

But Bebe, who wrote or co-wrote all 12 songs on Pafuera Telerañas does not limit her well-crafted tales to affairs of the heart.

Bebe's November performance on the Latin Grammy Awards on the U.S. Spanish-language television network Univision allowed viewers to get their first-ever chance to check out the charismatic stage presence and diverse artistic personality of this gifted singer/songwriter whose is astonishingly versatile, both vocally and musically.

06/06