Aracely Arambula

Aracely Arambula, a Mexican actor and singer who enjoys an impressive profile in Mexico is well-known. She was born Aracely Arambula Jacques on March 6, 1975, in Chihuahua Mexico. Arambula, a stunning actress, captivates the audience rapidly. Arambula rose into fame in the world of showbusiness after being cast in Mexican dramas on television called Sonadoras. After her appearance as La Patrona in the Spanish language telenovelas that she had great success and became a popular actress. Aracely Arambula Jacques grew up in Chihuahua City Mexico with her father Manuel Arambula, and mother Socorro Jaques. La Chule was what her friends and family refer to her as. Aracely was interested in beauty contests when she was young. She began to compete in beauty contests when she was the age of 13 and was a student at Junior High School. The famed actress gained notoriety for her regular appearances at events in her home country. Aracely Arambula debuted as a film actress in the year 1994, in an appearance in Televisa production Prisionera de Amor. Canaveral de Pasiones in 1996. Two years after her debut she played Leticia Cisneros. Latewr in 1996 Aracely contested the El Rostro de El Heraldo de Mexico (The face of El Heraldo de Mexico) and won. Aracely began getting more roles in telenovelas after she received a prize of repute. Aracely played minor roles in a variety of films in the 90s. The films included Mujer Casos de la Vida Real (1996), El Alma No Hace Color (1997) as well as Alma Rebelde (1998). In 2000 Aracely was cast in the part of Maria del Carmen in the Abrazam muy Fuerte that translates into English as"Embrace Me The character was played with utmost precision in the role of Fernando Colunga and Helena Rojo. Her performance in this telenovela was rewarded with an award for the Best Actress Award from the El Heraldo de Mexico Awards. She played Perla the following year in Las Vias del Amor, a Mexican Telenovela written by Emilio Larrosa produced for Televisa. The song she sang was the theme for the program. Aracely interrupted her film career to present Todo Bebe, a television show that ventured into theatres in the year 2008. Aracely's career began singing nursery rhymes in tribute to Mexican composer for children's music Francisco Gabilondo Soler, also called Cri Cri. Aracely received three Billboard Latin Music Awards for Solo Tuya in 2003. In 2005, she dropped Sexy recorded by A.B. Quintanilla. She recorded two La Patrona soundtracks: Juntos tu y yo and La Patrona. Aracely hinted back in 2014 that a new song would be released, however this hasn't been the case until now.