Princessa
Princessa (actually Mónica Cruz Capel, born May 18, 1975 in Madrid) is a Spanish pop singer who was able to celebrate some success in German-speaking end of the 1990s.
- 2.1 albums
- 2.2 Singles
Life
Mónica Cruz Capel was born into a family of musicians. As a child, she recorded an album, which contained Christmas songs. She is best known as the voice of Spanish versions of songs from the Disney television series.
Princessa (1993 )
In 1991 she discovered the German producer Frank Peterson on Spanish television, but two years later they recorded their first album. Peterson gave her the stage name Princessa. His then wife Susana Espelleta wrote all the lyrics on the album, which were held exclusively in Spanish.
Calling You (1996 )
In order to reach international buyers, Princessa began in 1996 for the first time also in English songs. However, since we did not want to jeopardize the success of the Spanish-speaking market, six of the songs were also sung in Spanish and pressed on the CD. Their musical style was assigned to the Dance.
Especially in Scandinavia and Japan album, and it tapped singles were successful. In 1997, the album was released in other countries. Since there represented their debut album, it got there, as did their Spanish speaking debut, the title Princessa.
In 1997, she appeared with her single Anyone But You on in the ZDF Chart Attack Chart Show.
I Will not Forget You ( 1999)
In 1998 Princessa style to pop -rock. The song Snowflakes was used as the theme song of the soap opera Marienhof and reached as a single, the German and the Swiss charts. Princessa also appeared in the series. The following two singles and the album I Will not Forget You also were placed in the German charts.
All I Want ( T.A. )
After this success, however, it was quieter around Princessa. In 2005, she released the single All I Want, which again strikes the old dance path, the eponymous album to be announced but so far long in coming.