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Ana Barbara was born Altagracia Ugalde Motta on January 10, 1973, in Rio Verde, Mexico. She never liked her name much, so for the sake of comfort and marketing, she uses her artist name instead.
She grew up in the Mexican backcountry, the desert state of San Luis Potos, where the agave grows and the lonely miners hustle daily for their modest bread. It's a place that spawns many talents in norteo, ranchero and Grupero music.
Ana's sister Viviana was one such singer, and 8-year-old Ana would sing backup vocals in her gigs. She loved the stage, the lights, the applause. She was hooked on music.
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With her family's support, Ana entered a children's singing contest and took the top prize. The teenager was tall, skinny and awkward at the time, and didn't know what to make of it. But by 17, she had fully developed into a beautiful and confident young woman. This pushed her to enter the beauty circuit as well, and she soon after became Miss San Luis Potos in Mexico's national beauty pageant.
She had the voice and she had the looks, the two key ingredients to succeed. But things were moving slowly for her, and she began to despair. But with dedication and many shows, she was soon dubbed the Ambassador of Ranchero Music, and swept up regional awards. Her sister, once the woman Ana backed up, became her agent.
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Barbara's honors got her a trip to Rome in 1993, to meet Pope John Paul II. She went with the intention of singing him her most effusive song. But the mass was close to over, and it seemed like she would not realize her dream. So she stood up mid-mass, introduced herself, and sang to the Pope. He thanked her and gave her his blessings.
In 1994, Ana signed a recording contract with Fonovisa and, that same year, Nada was released to overnight success. Her single of the same name held strong on the charts, and she found herself touring her country with other regional giants like Bronco, Los Tigres Del Norte, and Vicente Fernandez.
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The following year, Ana sang to ranchero fans in the U.S., and in Bolivia and Colombia, where the fans of cumbia music enjoy Ana's stylings. She was hot, and put out a second album in 1995, La Trampa, to cash in on her popularity.
With much fanfare, Ana cut her third album in 1998, Ay Amor, in which she got a little wilder and put a stronger beat to an otherwise mellow style of music. With each album, Ana matured. Her voice grew riper and more confident, and her sound more organic. This was clearly heard in Los Besos No Se Dan En La Camisa, her fourth album, released in 1997.
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And with every album she had at least one single that reached the top spot. 1999 saw the release of Tu Decisin, in which the singer took a step further and, for the first time, composed songs of her own with a particularly intense theme of love.
She continued to write songs for her 2001 album, T Regalo La Lluvia, and made use of a full mariachi band. On this album, Barbara let her voice dominate the sound, and this sound remained on her seventh album, Necesito Olivarte, released in May 2002.
2003 saw the release of Te Atrapar Bandido. Without missing a beat, Ana continued to belt out music, releasing another two albums, entitled Una Mujer, Un Sueno and Loca de Amar, in 2004, and used 2005 to release a duo effort with Jennifer Pena entitled Confesiones.
Ana Barbara lives in Mexico with her son Emiliano. She is currently single.
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