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* ''Viva Kids, Vol.2'' (second children's album, 2020)
* ''desAMORfosis'' (2021)
* ''desAMORfosis'' (2021)
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Thalia is a Mexican singer and actress. A former child star in TheEighties singing group Din Din, she rose to fame in TheNineties through her roles in telenovelas. Her solo music career began in 1990 and has led her to be dubbed "the Latin {{Music/Madonna}}". An attempt to launch her into the English-speaking market in the early 2000s met with limited success and led to something of a BrokenBase, though she's still a big star in Latin America.
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Thalia is a Mexican singer and actress. A former child star in TheEighties singing group Din Din, she rose to fame in TheNineties through her roles in telenovelas. Her solo music career began in 1990 and has led her to be dubbed "the Latin {{Music/Madonna}}". An attempt to launch her into the English-speaking market in the early 2000s met with limited success and led to something of a BrokenBase, though she's still a big star in Latin America.
America and had a following in the Philippines when dubbed versions of the telenovelas she starred in were aired in the 90s and early 2000s.
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* ''Valiente'' (2018)
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Thalia is a Mexican singer and sometime actress. A former child star in TheEighties singing group Din Din, she really rose to fame in TheNineties through her roles in telenovelas. Her solo music career began in 1990 and has led her to be dubbed "the Latin {{Music/Madonna}}". An attempt to launch her into the English-speaking market in the early 2000s met with limited success and led to something of a BrokenBase, though she's still a big star in Latin America.
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* NewSoundAlbum: ''Thalia'' ("The English Album") was a deliberate attempt to reposition her as a crossover artist by having her sing in English and teaming her up with hip hop producers rather than anyone who actually understood where she was coming from. It was met with indifference from the target market and hostility from her existing fans; the next album "El Sexto Sentido" took on a more guitar-based sound before she returned to her familiar latin pop style for ''Lunada''.
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* NewSoundAlbum: ''Thalia'' ("The English Album") was a deliberate attempt to reposition her as a crossover artist by having her sing in English and teaming her up with hip hop hip-hop producers rather than anyone who actually understood where she was coming from. It was met with indifference from the target market and hostility from her existing fans; the next album "El Sexto Sentido" took on a more guitar-based sound before she returned to her familiar latin pop style for ''Lunada''.
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* BlackSheepHit: "I Want You" was created specially to break her into the English-speaking market and succeeded up to a point, but left her as a OneHitWonder with an unrepresentative song. In her earlier career, "Maria la del Barrio" was a bit of a black sheep hit, given its uncharacteristic cheesiness and the fact that half of it was sung by a chorus of male backing singers (both due to it being a TV theme song).
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: When Thalia fell ill around the time of the ''Lunada'' album, EMI seemed to take this as a signal to kill the album by giving it next to no promotion. Unsurprisingly, Thalia and EMI parted company soon after.
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* ''Latina'' (2016)
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* ''Amore Mío'' (2014)
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Thalia is a Mexican singer and sometime actress. A former child star in TheEighties singing group Din Din, she really rose to fame in TheNineties through her roles in telenovelas. Her solo music career began in 1990 and has led her to be dubbed "the Latin {{Madonna}}".{{Music/Madonna}}". An attempt to launch her into the English-speaking market in the early 2000s met with limited success and led to something of a BrokenBase, though she's still a big star in Latin America.
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* ''Habítame Siempre'' (2012)
* ''Viva Kids, Vol. 1'' (children's album) (2014)
* ''Viva Kids, Vol. 1'' (children's album) (2014)
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* NewSoundAlbum: ''Thalia'' ("The English Album") was a deliberate attempt to reposition her as a crossover artist by having her sing in English and teaming her up with hip hop producers rather than anyone who actually understood where she was coming from. It was met with indifference from the target market and hostility from her existing fans; the next album "El Sexto Sentido" took on a more guitar-based sound before she returned to her familiar latin pop style for ''Lunada''. AndTheFandomRejoiced.
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* WhatSongWasThisAgain: "It's My Party" shares little except an attitude with its Spanish original, "Arrasando"
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* WhatSongWasThisAgain: "It's My Party" shares little except an attitude with its Spanish original, "Arrasando""Arrasando."
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: When Thalia fell ill around the time of the ''Lunada'' album, EMI seemed to take this as a signal to kill the album by giving it next to no promotion. Unsurprisingly, Thalia and EMI parted company soon after.
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Discography:
* ''Thalia'' (1990)
* ''Mundo de Cristal'' (1991)
* ''Love'' (1992)
* ''En éxtasis'' (1995)
* ''Amor a la Mexicana'' (1997)
* ''Arrasando'' (2000)
* ''Thalía'' (2002)
* ''Thalía'' ("The English Album") (2003)
* ''El Sexto Sentido'' / ''The Sixth Sense'' (2005)
* ''Lunada'' (2008)
* ''Primera Fila'' (live album mostly of new material) (2009)
Compilations, remix and remake albums:
* ''Bailiando en Extasis'' (1996) - Dance remixes from ''En extasis''
* ''Nandito Ako'' (1997) - Philippines-only collection of hits remade in English and Tagalog
* ''Con Banda: Grandes Exitos'' (2001) - Banda-style remakes of her hits.
* ''Thalia's Hits Remixed'' (2003) - Selection of mixes from her various singles, mostly but not exclusively dance-oriented.
* ''Greatest Hits'' (2004) - The obligatory retrospective.
* ''Thalia'' (1990)
* ''Mundo de Cristal'' (1991)
* ''Love'' (1992)
* ''En éxtasis'' (1995)
* ''Amor a la Mexicana'' (1997)
* ''Arrasando'' (2000)
* ''Thalía'' (2002)
* ''Thalía'' ("The English Album") (2003)
* ''El Sexto Sentido'' / ''The Sixth Sense'' (2005)
* ''Lunada'' (2008)
* ''Primera Fila'' (live album mostly of new material) (2009)
Compilations, remix and remake albums:
* ''Bailiando en Extasis'' (1996) - Dance remixes from ''En extasis''
* ''Nandito Ako'' (1997) - Philippines-only collection of hits remade in English and Tagalog
* ''Con Banda: Grandes Exitos'' (2001) - Banda-style remakes of her hits.
* ''Thalia's Hits Remixed'' (2003) - Selection of mixes from her various singles, mostly but not exclusively dance-oriented.
* ''Greatest Hits'' (2004) - The obligatory retrospective.
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* MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales: Well, not Speedy Gonzales specifically, but "Amor A La Mexicana" is basically "I know all the stereotypes and I'm fine with them". Also played up in the original "casa" video (not the "truck stop" one), and check out her costume in this live performance http://youtu.be/mrTLSh-SqpA - WhatDoYouMeanItsNotAwesome
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* RearrangeTheSong: ''Con Banda: Grandes Éxitos'' is as the title suggests, a selection of her greatest hits re-recorded in banda style.
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* ThemeNaming: Her three biggest telenovela roles were all characters called Maria; after the success of the first one, the other two were created specicially for her.
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* ThemeNaming: Her three biggest telenovela roles were all characters called Maria; after the success of the first one, the other two were created specicially specially for her.
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* ThemeNaming: Her most famous acting three biggest telenovela roles were all characters called Maria; after the success of the first one, the other two were created specicially for her.
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* BlackSheepHit: "I Want You" was created specially to break her into the English-speaking market and succeeded up to a point, but left her as a OneHitWonder with an unrepresentative song. In her earlier career, "Maria la del Barrio" was a bit of a black sheep hit, given its uncharacteristic cheesiness and the fact that half of it was sung by a chorus of male backing singers (both due to it being a TV theme song).
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Thalia is a Mexican singer and sometime actress. A former child star in TheEighties singing group Din Din, she really rose to fame in TheNineties through her roles in telenovelas. Her solo music career began in 1990 and has led her to be dubbed "the Latin {{Madonna}}". An attempt to launch her into the English-speaking market in the early 2000s met with limited success and led to something of a BrokenBase, though she's still a big star in Latin America.
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Thalia is a Mexican singer and sometime actress. A former child star in TheEighties singing group Din Din, she really rose to fame in TheNineties through her roles in telenovelas. Her solo music career began in 1990 and has led her to be dubbed "the Latin {{Madonna}}". An attempt to launch her into the English-speaking market in the early 2000s met with limited success and led to something of a BrokenBase, though she's still a big star in Latin America.America.
!Thalia provides examples of:
*BlackSheepHit: "I Want You" was created specially to break her into the English-speaking market and succeeded up to a point, but left her as a OneHitWonder with an unrepresentative song.
*SelfTitledAlbum: Three: her 1990 debut, a 2002 effort largely in Spanish, and the 2003 English album.
*WolseyTranslation: "It's My Party" shares little except an attitude with its Spanish original, "Arrasando"
!Thalia provides examples of:
*BlackSheepHit: "I Want You" was created specially to break her into the English-speaking market and succeeded up to a point, but left her as a OneHitWonder with an unrepresentative song.
*SelfTitledAlbum: Three: her 1990 debut, a 2002 effort largely in Spanish, and the 2003 English album.
*WolseyTranslation: "It's My Party" shares little except an attitude with its Spanish original, "Arrasando"
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