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Ivy Queen The Original Rude Girl

Ivy Queen (born March 4, 1972) is a Puerto Rican-AmericanLatinGrammy nominated reggaetoncomposer and singer. She is most commonly known as 'LaReina del Reggaeton'(The Queen of Reggaeton). She is among the few female artists inthe reggaeton genre.

Earlyyears

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Ivy Queen was born Martha Ivelisse Pesante in Añasco, Puerto Rico. When she wasyoung, Ivy Queen's parents moved to New York City where she was raised. Herparents returned to their hometown of Añasco, Puerto Rico for about 2years when Ivy was in her teens, there she spent her timeperfecting her craft while hanging out with barber/rapper chu chutren. When she was 18, Ivy Queen moved to SanJuan where she met rapper and producer, DJ Negro; whointroduced her to a group called 'The Noise', with whom she wroteand performed her first song 'Somos Raperos Pero No Delincuentes'(We're Rappers, But Not Delinquents). In 2008, she resumed herstudies, intending to conclude her high school education. Shestated that the reason behind this decision was to 'deliver amessage to young people'.^[1]

Singingcareer

Soon, DJ Negro convinced Ivy Queen to go solo and in 1997, shemade her debut with the recording of the album En MiImperio (In My Empire) for the Sony International Records '97' award, naming her'The Peoples Favorite Rap Singer', by Artista magazine.

In 1998, Ivy Queen recorded her second album, for the SonyLabel, titled Original Rude Girl which carried thefollowing hit songs 'Interlude in the Zone', 'Que Sabes Tu' ('WhatDo You Know?') and 'The King and the Queen'. It sold more than herfirst album and was highly acclaimed. Ivy's third albumDiva, was released in 2003. The songs were originallywritten by her and performed with the participation of variousartists. Diva was so successful that an enhanced editionentitled Diva (Platinum Edition) was released in 2004. Theupdate to the CD added several remixes of her most popular songsfrom the Diva album. Ivy Queen's fourth albumReal followed quickly and was also released in 2004. Thealbum had guest artists such as Hector 'ElFather', Mikey Perfecto, FatJoe, and La India.

Ivy's fifth album was a compilation of her best work and added 4previously unreleased songs. The album, called Flashback,was released in 2005. The Best of Ivy Queen was releasedin 2005 which also was a compilation of her best work. It is stillunknown whether or not The Best of Ivy Queen was anofficial release. In March 2007, Ivy Queen released a new albumtitled Sentimiento. The album debuted at No. 4 on theLatin charts, making it her highest debut ever on the chart. Thelead single of the album 'Que Lloren' became a Top 10 hit, and theremix by Manny and Gil also became a top hit in many countries. Ivyis currently working on her seventh studio album due 2010, whereshe's reportedly worked with Beyoncé on one of the songs.^[2]

Discography

• 1997: En MiImperio
• 1998: The Original Rude Girl
• 2004: Diva
• 2004: Real
• 2005: Flashback
• 2007: Sentimiento
• 2010: DramaQueen

Awards

Premio Lo Nuestro

• Album of the Year/Urban

Billboard Latin MusicAwards

• Hot Latin Song Of The Year, Female
• Tropical Airplay Song Of The Year, Female

See also

References

1. ^Primera Hora. 2008-08-11. http://www.primerahora.com/noticia/musica/espectaculosasi/ivy_queen_vuelve_a_la_escuela/218533. Retrieved2008-08-11.
2. ^'Ivy Queen: To Duet WithBeyoncé?'. Beyoncé Fan. http://www.beyoncefan.com/2009/12/31/ivy-queen-to-duet-with-beyonce/. Retrieved2009-31-12.