Ana Mena

Ana Mena, born on February twenty-fifth, nineteen ninety-seven, is a multifaceted Spanish singer and actress who has captivated audiences across Europe and Latin America. She began her artistic journey in two thousand nine with her role in the TV series 'Marisol, la película', and quickly gained recognition by winning Disney's musical reality show 'My Camp Rock 2' in two thousand ten.

Her foray into music commenced in two thousand sixteen with the release of her debut single 'No soy como tú crees'. Mena's career took a significant turn in two thousand eighteen when she collaborated with Fred De Palma on the hit song 'D'estate non vale', which propelled her to fame in Italy. This unexpected success marked a pivotal moment in her career, leading to a string of popular tracks in both Italy and Spain.

In addition to her musical achievements, Ana Mena participated in the prestigious Sanremo Music Festival in two thousand twenty-two with her song 'Duecentomila ore'. She has also showcased her versatility by covering popular Italian songs, further solidifying her status as a prominent artist in the industry.

Her debut album, 'Índex', was released on May eleventh, two thousand eighteen, followed by her second studio album, 'Bellodrama', on March twenty-fourth, two thousand twenty-three. With a massive following in Spain and growing popularity in France, Italy, Switzerland, Mexico, Argentina, and Chile, Mena has become one of the most streamed Spanish artists of her generation.

As of two thousand twenty-five, her record label, Sony Music, reported that she achieved sales equivalent to one Diamond certification in France, along with seventy Platinum and sixteen Gold certifications across various countries, primarily in Spain and Italy.