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Anahi Giovanna Puente Portillo de Velasco, aka Anahi was born in Mexico City on May 14, 1983.

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When she was 2 years old, Anahi starred on a Mexican television program called Chiquilladas. There began her career as singer and actress.

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Anahi won the Ariel Award for Best Child Actress. By that time, she had already starred in several films.

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Anahi won the Palma de Oro award for her performance in the movie Había Una Vez Una Estrella.

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Anahi had been working on movies since the last decade. Then, she started to acting on telenovelas. She also released her first homonymous album.

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At the age of twelve, she participated in the telenovela Alondra. In the same year Anahí records the series Mujer, Casos De La Vida Real that shows the daily life of working women who took care of their children.

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At that point, she had already established herself as a singer.
This year, she releases her second album ¿Hoy Es Mañana? and records the telenovela Tú y Yo.

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In 1997, she participated in the telenovela Mi Pequeña Traviesa and released her third album, Anclado En Mí Corazón, and her first live VHS titled Concierto Anclado en mi Corazón, recorded at the Alameda theater.

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This year, Anahi had stopped attending classes at school. She

began to have private tutors at home, finishing her studies earlier and, later, becoming a fashion stylist.

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After participating in the telenovelas El Diario de Daniela and Mujeres Engañadas, Anahi released her fourth studio album: Baby Blue. The album sold around 100,000 copies in Mexico.

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That year, Anahi had already met Pedro Damián in the telenovela Primer Amor, a producer who would change her life. In 2003, Anahí was invited by him to join the second season of the telenovela opera Clase 406, where she played the role of Jéssica Riquelme and worked alongside Alfonso Herrera, Dulce María, and Christian Chávez, who later became her bandmates in RBD.

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Anahi had been working with Alfonso Herrera, Dulce María and Christian Chávez all last year. In 2004, Pedro Damián decided to launch the telenovela Rebelde and invited the quartet of actors to participate. On Rebelde, Anahí portrayed Mia Colucci, a popular girl from a wealthy family. Rebelde was an international hit and had over 440 episodes, airing from 2004 to 2006. From the telenovela, a musical group emerged: RBD. It was composed by Anahi, Dulce María, Alfonso Herrera, Christian Chávez, Christopher Uckermann and Maite Perroni.

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Anahi had already appeared on several TV channels and was a world-renowned singer. RBD released albums and won several awards. They had been travelling to many continents on this period making concerts around the world, including Brazil. On August 15, 2008, after four years of success, the group announced its separation and performed a farewell tour called Tour del Adiós, which passed through Latin America, Europe and the United States. The band is considered the most successful group in Mexican and Latin American pop.

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In a solo career, Anahi released her fifth studio album, Mi Delirio, which received a gold record in Brazil for the 30,000 copies sold. In November, she returned to Brazil to start her first tour, entitled Mi Delirio World Tour and participated in Programa do Jô. The tour also passed through Argentina, Chile, Slovenia, Mexico, Romania, Serbia and Venezuela.

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In the last two years, she had been preparing her musical videos for the singles "Quiero" and "Me hipnotizas" which were released in May and June respectively. In october, she returned to Brazil for a second leg of the tour Mi Delirio. She also participated in the Gugu Program, Hebe, Acesso MTV, Domingo Legal, Tudo É Possível and Eliana.

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Anahi was present on TV with the telenovela Dos Hogares and released the singles "Dividida" and "Libertad", the latter in partnership with former bandmate Christian Chávez.

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Since then, Anahi has released a few songs and even released the sixth album "Inesperado" in 2016, but she didn't publicized the album and also stopped acting. In her personal life, she had met the politician Manuel Velasco who ended up becoming her husband. Many fans believe that because of Velasco's involvement with politics, Anahi had to limit several aspects of her career.

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Anahi became a mother in 2017. Their son Manuel was born in January 2017 in Chiapas. The following year, Anahi released the book "Valiente" about motherhood and healthy living. She had been investing in the topic "healthy life" for the last years.

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Anahi's second child was born in February 2020. The artist's personal and professional life has been quite discreet since she married Manuel Velasco. It is unknown exactly what projects she is involved in. To the surprise of fans, Anahi joined Maite Perroni, Christopher Uckermann and Christian Chávez to perform in a live format at the end of 2020. In just 24 hours after the start of sales, the show sold more than 100,000 tickets.

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Apparently, Anahi is dedicating herself almost entirely to motherhood. In 2021, she released a new version of the song "Nuestro Amor" by RBD alongside the rock group Moderatto. Her last release was in October 2022, the posthumous duet "Déjame Vivir", recorded with Juan Gabriel. For years, the expectations about the singer's return to the music career are high. The fans wait for new albuns and concerts around the world.