Aracely Arambula

Aracely Arambula, a Mexican singer and actress who has a high profile in Mexico is famous. Aracely Arambula (Jacques) was born March 6, 1975 from Chihuahua Mexico. Arambula's stunning beauty can grab the attention of a crowd. Arambula was a hit in the world of showbusiness after securing the role of an actress in the Mexican TV show Sonadoras. Indeed, she achieved tremendous fame after she was cast in the telenovela with Spanish subtitles La Patrona and turned herself into a renowned actress. Aracely Arambula Jacques was born on 6 March 1975 in the zodiac sign of Pisces in Chihuahua City Mexico to Socorro Jaques and Manuel Arambula by whom she along with her sister Leonardo Arambula were raised. La Chule was the name her relatives and friends referred to her. As a young girl Aracely discovered a love for the world of pageants and, at 13 years old when she was in Junior High School she started competing in beauty pageants. In her native country, her unrelenting presence at social events been a source of fame. Aracely Arambula's first movie appearance came in 1994 when she played an unknown character in the movie Prisionera de Amor by Pedro Damian produced for Televisa. Her role was Leticia Cisneros a year later in Canaveral de Pasiones. Latewr in 1996 Aracely contested the El Rostro de El Heraldo de Mexico (The face of El Heraldo de Mexico) and won. Aracely began gaining more roles in telenovelas following the fact that she took home a highly coveted prize. In the latter part of 1990, Aracely took on small roles in films, like in Mujer Casos de la Vida Real (1996) El Alma no tiene color (1997) as well as Alma Rebelde (1999). Aracely was given the role in 2000, as Maria del Carmen, opposite Fernando Colunga & Helena Rojo in Abrazam very Fuerte. In 2001, her performance in this telenovela earned her an award for the Best Actress Award from the El Heraldo de Mexico Awards. The following year she played Perla as Perla in Las Vias del Amor a Mexican telenovela produced by Emilio Larrosa for Televisa. Her song of the same name was also used for the film. Aracely stopped her professional career in the world of big screen in 2008, to host Todo Bebe's venture into the theater. Aracely began her career as a nursery rhymes that pay tribute to Mexican composer of children's songs Francisco Gabilondo Soler, also called Cri Cri. Aracely was awarded three times by her performance at the Billboard Latin Music Awards in 2003 for her solo album Solo Tuya. Her album came out in Sexy in 2005. It was recorded by A.B. Quintanilla. She was the composer of two soundtracks: Juntos tu y yo 'and La Patrona. Aracely has teased her new album for 2014, but is yet to announce it.