Maria Isabel Perez Cerezo ( Dutch: María Isabel Pérez Cerezo ; Nerpelt, January 29, 1976) is a Spanish singer who performs under the pseudonym Bel Perez. Despite the fact that she was born and lives in Belgium , she only has Spanish citizenship, because her parents are Spaniards.
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| Maria Isabelle Perez Cereso | |
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| Date of Birth | January 29, 1976 (43 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Nerpelt |
| Citizenship | Belgium |
| Occupation | , , |
| Awards and prizes | [d] ( 2000 ) [d] ( 2005 ) |
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“ Spain lives in me, not only in my zeal, but also in my enjoyment of calm, simplicity and silence,” says Bel Perez.
The singer’s Spanish roots are expressed in her music because she mainly releases fun music. The Flemish-Latin American diva is very popular in the Netherlands , in Flanders and Germany . She became famous thanks to the Spanish song: Que viva la vida , which in Benelux became the soundtrack to the cartoon " Madagascar ".
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Career
The first steps on the stage were made by her in early childhood. Belle sang in groups that played flamenco and participated in competitions for young performers. When she was 21, she discovered her talent for music at a local show of participants in 1997. In 2000, she participated in the Belgian Eurosong program, which is the Eurovision qualifying round. She released the song Hello World.
She made two unsuccessful attempts to get into the competition, but her solo career went uphill. After her first performance with Honeybee , she was spotted by the Flemish Belgian VTM channel. She was invited to perform in the first online Internet television program in Flanders - Channel E. In 2003, Perez became the host of the ZonesTV program, along with TV presenter Jan Bosman on the flagship LibertTV . In 2004, a Belgian-Spanish singer performed at the Miss Belgium contest.
In 2005, she became part of the Star Academy music program, which seeks people with special musical talent. A Belgian-Spanish singer with Jan Smith runs the TROS muziekfeest program, in which many Dutch artists perform. In 2006, Bel Perez again participated in the selection of Eurovision with the song El mundo bailando . She won the last preliminary selection, in the semifinals and finals took third place.
Although Perez, at the beginning of her career, primarily performed songs in English, from the third album she switched to Latin American pop music. This turned out to be a good choice, because from that moment the sale of signals and albums has increased. Also in Holland, Perez gained great popularity thanks to the song Que viva la vida , with which she was in the top 10 Dutch hit lists and her self-titled album was sold over 50,000 times.
In the summer of 2006, the album Gotitas De Amor was released, which Perez presented to the audience during her Mega Latino concerts at the Sportpaleis Arena in Antwerp . In October of that year, the singer performed at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam . In November 2006, a DVD was released with a full recording of her concert in the Sportpaleis arena. In early 2007, Bel Perez organized a theater tour of the Netherlands . On May 5th and 6th, 2007, the singer was able to gather a large number of fans with Mega Latino concerts in the Antwerp Sportpaleis arena. On October 13th, 2007, Belle Perez first released at full charge in Ahoy 's hall in Rotterdam .
In 2010, Perez signed a contract with Ars / Universal and performed with the singer Pitbull single Beat on my drum.
In 2013, a new signal appeared for singer Adios Bye Bye , and she began working on Just .
Three years later, in 2016, a Belgian-Spanish singer participated in the music program "Liefde voor muziek [1] " on the Belgian television channel VTM.
Personal life
In 2000, Belle married Mario Winters and divorced in 2008. On June 16, 2016, a Belgian-Spanish singer married Wouter Van Der Horst . At the end of December 2016, U Perez was born the son of Elia.
The following hits can be found on the Gotitas De Amor album: El Mundo Bailando and Ave Maria and the single Gotitas De Amor .
Notes
- ↑ Liefde voor Muziek (nid.) . VTM Date of treatment May 4, 2018.