Alicia villarreal ezequiel cuevas

Alicia villarreal and a.b. quintanilla

If Alicia Villarreal, lead singer of the group Límite, married Ezequiel Orlando Cuevas, it was because they needed to buy a house in Monterrey, but her father never allowed her to go to live in the United States.
“Alicia signed a paper in which she was committing herself in marriage and back then it was mostly because Alicia’s dad demanded that they live in Monterrey and wanted them to buy a house here, that he wasn’t going to take her,” Castrellón said.
“She realized she didn’t want him and that’s why the marriage is annulled, because they never had a relationship as a couple. She signed a paper, but the union never happened, the marriage was never consummated, more than anything else that’s what happened.”

Valor neto de alicia villarreal

Villarreal participó en diferentes bandas en Monterrey, antes de convertirse en la cantante principal del Grupo Límite en 1995. Tras casi ocho años de éxito, Villarreal dejó la banda para emprender una carrera en solitario. En 2001, Villarreal lanzó su primer álbum en solitario, titulado Soy Lo Prohibido[1].
En 1995, el Grupo Límite, con ella como cantante principal, empezó a hacer giras con el más famoso Grupo Bronco. Entre sus canciones estaban “Acariciame”, “Te Aprovechas” y “Solo Contigo”. El Grupo Limite publicó seis álbumes en total, incluyendo un CD en vivo grabado en la Ciudad de México[3].
En 2001, Villarreal lanzó su primer álbum en solitario de estilo ranchero titulado Soy Lo Prohibido, que incluía el exitoso sencillo Te Quedo Grande la Yegua. Tras el éxito del álbum, Villarreal declaró que se sentía en conflicto sobre cómo continuar con su carrera debido al cambio de géneros[3].
En 2004, tras separarse de sus compañeros de banda, lanzó su segundo álbum en solitario, titulado Cuando el Corazón se Cruza. El álbum fue producido por su actual marido, Cruz Martínez, y escribieron juntos varias de las canciones. El álbum le ha valido varios premios[3].

Alicia villarreal brothers

Alicia has won the Latin Grammy twice. Her first was as part of Límite in the category of Best Grupero Album in 2001, while as a soloist she won the same award but as a soloist for her production Cuando el corazón se cruza.
Alicia Villarreal has been married three times. The first one with Ezequiel Cuevas. Later with Arturo Carmona, with whom she had her first daughter Melanie. She is currently married to Cruz Martínez, with whom she got married in 2003, and she already has a son from this relationship.
In 2012 she was about to start her career in politics when she received the interest of a couple of political parties to have her as their candidate for the Municipal Presidency of San Nicolás de los Garza, although the singer denied the rumor at the time.

Alicia villarreal today

Martha Alicia Villarreal Esparza (b. Monterrey, Nuevo León, August 31, 1971) known simply as Alicia Villarreal is a Mexican singer, songwriter and actress who became known in 1995 as the lead singer of Grupo Límite.
She has sold millions of records and has received five Diamond Discs and dozens of Gold Discs for the high sales recorded worldwide. She has won the Latin Grammy twice in the category of best grupero album, the first together with Límite for the album Por encima de todo in 20011 and the second in 2004 for the album Cuando el corazón se cruza,2 as well as winning four Billboard awards and eight Premios Lo Nuestro. Being crowned “La Reina de los Mariachis” in 2005, gathering 100,000 people in Mexico City’s Zócalo and 70,000 people in Bolivia, are examples of some of the achievements that position her as one of the most popular and successful exponents of the grupero genre.