Adriana Lucia

Adriana Lucía, a Colombian pop singer, launched her career in Cordoba, her hometown, by entering multiple festivals across the nation shortly thereafter. She secured a contract with Sonolux at age fourteen and captured her debut album Enamorate Como Yo on tape in 1997. Destellos de Amor arrived the following year. In 1999, alongside accordionist Harold Rivera, she represented Colombia at Berlin's Summer Festival. Composer and arranger Omar Geles handled production duties for Te Amaria, which reached stores in 2000. After linking with accordion player John Lozano, Lucía completed De Corazón A Corazón in 2001.