Pastora Soler

Early Life

María del Pilar Sánchez Luque, known professionally as Pastora Soler, is a celebrated Spanish singer born on September 28, 1978. From a young age, she showcased her talent by performing coplas and flamenco songs at various events, which laid the foundation for her future career in music.

Career

Soler's professional journey began in 1994 when she signed with Polygram and released her debut album, "Nuestras coplas," featuring covers of classic copla songs. Her second album, "El mundo que soné," released in 1996, marked her transition into pop music. In 1999, she joined Emi-Odeón, releasing the album "Fuente de luna," which included her breakout hit "Dámelo ya," selling over 120,000 copies in Spain. This was followed by the successful albums "Corazón congelado" in 2001 and "Deseo" in 2002, both of which received platinum certifications.

In 2005, Soler signed with Warner Music Spain, releasing her self-titled album that showcased a more mature sound. Her career continued to flourish with numerous albums, including "Sus grandes éxitos" and "La calma," solidifying her status in the Spanish music scene. Her music often blends traditional flamenco with contemporary pop and electronic influences, appealing to a wide audience.

Personal Life

Pastora Soler married choreographer Francis Viñolo on October 17, 2009. The couple has two daughters, Estrella, born in 2015, and Vega, born in 2020. Soler's family life is an essential part of her identity, balancing her successful career with her role as a mother.