Aracely Arambula

Aracely Arambula Jacques is a Mexican actress and singer who is well recognized. She was born Aracely Arambula Jacques on March 6, 1975, at Chihuahua Mexico. Arambula is a star in a short time. Arambula gained fame in the world of showbusiness after landing her role as an actor in the Mexican telenovela Sonadoras. Her fame as an actress grew when she was a part of the Spanish-language TV show La Patrona. Aracely Arambula Jacques is a Mexican actress who was born in Chihuahua City, Mexico under the Pisces sign. Her parents were her parents Manuel Arambula and Socorro Jacques. They were affectionately referred to as"La Chule" in the eyes of her parents and acquaintances. Aracely began to be interested in the art of pageantry when she was a little girl. She started competing in beauty contests around 13 and was a student at Junior High School. Aracely Arambula was well-known within her country for her frequent appearances in public. Aracely Arambula made her movie debut in 1994 when she played an unidentified role in the movie Prisionera de Amor directed by Pedro Damian for Televisa. The role she played 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. She began to get more roles in telenovelas after she was awarded a high-profile prize. Aracely was a minor character in several movies in the 1990s. These included Mujer Casos de la Vida Real (1996), El Alma no hace color (1997), and Alma Rebelde (1998). Aracely was the character Maria del Carmen opposite Fernando Colunga, Helena Rojo and in Abrazam Muy Fuerte (which is a translation of Embrace Me tightly and is spelled Embrace Me Tightly English). Her performance as Maria del Carmen in the Abrazam muy Fuerte telenovela was recognized through the El Heraldo de Mexico Awards for 2001. In the following year, Emilio's Mexican Telenovela Las Vias del Amor was produced by Televisa. She sang the tune that was the theme for the program. Aracely paused her big-screen career in 2008 in order to present the TV program Todo Bebe venture into the theatre. Aracely's musical career began with nursery rhymes as a tribute to her idol, Mexican composer of children's songs Francisco Gabilondo Soler (also known as Cri Cri). Aracely won three Billboard Latin Music Awards for Solo Tuya in 2003. Sexy is her 2005 album that was recorded by A.B. Quintanilla. She composed two La Patrona soundtracks: Juntos tu y yo and La Patrona. Aracely hinted at a new studio album in 2014; however she is still to finish the idea.