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Actress and musician Fanny Lú was born in Cali, Colombia, where she attended the Bolivar High School before moving to France to finish her primary education. Upon returning to Latin amerika, she studied at the University of the Andes, graduating with a grad in industrial engineering. While still in college, Lú maintained a television career, beginning in 1994 as a presenter on the popular show Locomotora. Her experience on the show gave her countless opportunities to work around musicians and even make forays into production work, learning what it meant to be on the other side of the camera. As her contact with professional musicians such as Luis Manuel Díaz, Gil Magno, and Cesar Franco continued, so did her desire to pursue her own musical expression. Putting years of networking to good use, Lú träffad a deal with Universal Latino, which released her debut skiva, Lágrimas Cálidas, in 2006. The record's single, "No Te Pido Flores," became the theme song for a popular telenovela, a
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Fanny Lucía Martínez Buenaventura (born February 8, 1973), better known professionally as Fanny Lu, is a Colombian singer, songwriter and actress from Santiago de Cali, Colombia. She studied at the University of the Andes and received a degree in industrial engineering. She is the mother of two children, Mateo and Valentina, and is currently divorced.[1] She signed with Universal Music Latin record label. Her first job in the entertainment industry was in Colombia, as hostess to a music maga
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Somos el mundo
Para otros usos de este término, véase We Are the World (desambiguación).
«Somos el mundo 25 por Haití» es una canción del 2010 y un sencillo caritativo grabado por el supergrupo hispanoamericano Artistas por Haití para obtener donaciones tras el Terremoto de Haití de 2010. La canción fue escrita por Emilio Estefan junto su esposa Gloria Estefan y el rapero Daddy Yankee. Es una adaptación al español de la canción de 1985 «We Are the World».[2]
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[editar]Emilio y Gloria Estefan, junto con Quincy Jones, Daddy Yankee y otros cantantes, unieron fuerzas con Univision para grabar una versión en español de «We Are the World» para ayudar con dinero a las víctimas del terremoto de Haití. Univision es el coproductor y distribuidor de la canción, la cual fue lanzada en marzo.[3]
Esta versión fue grabada el 19 de febrero del 2010 en el American Airlines Arena en Miami. Olga Tañón fue la primera en poner su voz el 17 de febrero, dado que