Biography
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Born
23 April 1972 (age 53)
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Born In
Ciudad de México, Mexico
Singer, actress and host, Patricia Manterola is one of the most recognized Mexican stars among Latinos in the United States.
At an early age she showed a strong inclination towards the world of music and entertainment, earning a place in the musical “Annie” at 8 years old. In 1989, she was part of the music sensation pop group “Garibaldi.” After the success of the group throughout Latin America, the United States and Europe, Patricia launched her solo career with her first album "Hambre de Amor.” In 1994, she ventured into the world of telenovelas and achieved the leading role of "Acapulco, Cuerpo y Alma" that was broadcast in more than 73 countries with a resounding success. She has participated in important television productions such as "El Cartel de los Sapos," "Apuesta por un Amor,” "Gente Bien," and "Angeles" (the Spanish version of "The Charlie's angels") to name a few, and has been one of the few Mexican stars invited to the "Oprah Winfrey show". Patricia has participated in several films such as "The City of Lost Souls," "The Dukes of Hazzard - Hazzard in Hollywood," "Carman: The Champion," "The Perfect Game" and "Mi Novia Esta de Madre" among others. She is the only star that has been named double queen of the "Viña de Mar" festival in Chile. Patricia has eight albums, including "Niña Bonita," "Ya Terminé," "Quiero Más," and "Que El Ritmo No Pare," that was the official song of the cycling tour to Spain and the official theme of the transmission for Latin America of the 2002 World Cup. The English version "The Rhythm" was the official song of the "Grand Prix of Europe F1." Currently, she is staring on the #1 Mexican Sitcom “Renta Congelada” and promoting her upcoming new single, “Para Levantarme Del Suelo” with Raymix Available on September 9
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