Princessa

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Princessa

Birth name| Mónica Capel Cruz
Born|  (1975-05-18) 18 May 1975 (age 49)
Madrid, Spain
Genres| Dance-pop, Eurodance, Europop
Instrument| Vocals
Years active| 1993–present
Website| www.princessa.de

Musical artist

Princessa (born Mónica Capel Cruz on 18 May, 1975) is a Spanish pop/dance singer. She first became known for her participation in "World On Ice" in Madrid and in Spain's Gran Circo Mundial. She was discovered by producer Frank Peterson at the age of 16 and a few years later recorded her first album. She has produced three full-length records released in Europe and Japan, and a fourth, All I Want, is in production, having released the title single. Princessa recorded a cover version of Valerie Dore's The Night on her self-titled debut. She came back in 2014 with a two date tour in Finland. A new and bigger tour in 2015 in Finland was done at summer.

## Discography

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### Albums

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* 1993: Princessa (EMI Electrola)
* 1996: Calling You (East West Records)
* 1997: Princessa (East West Records)
* 1999: I Won't Forget You (East West Records)

### Singles

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* 1993: "Rojo Y Llanto" (EMI Electrola)
* 1994: "Ensalza Tu Amor" (EMI Electrola)
* 1994: "Tú estás loco" (EMI Electrola)
* 1996: "Calling You" (East West Records)
* 1996: "Anyone But You" (East West Records)
* 1997: "Try To Say I'm Sorry" (East West Records)
* 1997: "Baila Al Ritmo" (East West Records)
* 1997: "Vivo" (East West Records)
* 1997: "Summer Of Love" (East West Records)
* 1998: "Snowflakes" (East West Records)
* 1999: "I Won't Forget You" (East West Records)
* 1999: "(You Just) Believe In You" (East West Records)
* 2005: "All I Want" (Edel Records)

## External links

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* Official Facebook Site
* Fan site
* Nemo Studio

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* United States
* Korea

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