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| LATEST NEWS |
| October 31, 2008
>> Thalia’s new album Lunada, despite the poor promotions, was #1 in several countries such as Brazil, Turkey and Japan. source en.wikipedia.org >> "At this moment, I’m in love with life, and with this disc, which projects happiness and fun, and the kind of mindset that makes you wanna drink a piña colada on the beach during a sunset, " said Thalia about her new album. >> After being bitten by a tick, Thalia and her mother contracted lyme disease. Fortunately, it was discovered quickly and they were able to receive antibiotics in time. |
| November 24, 2008
>> At 2008 Premios Juventud (Youth Awards), Thalia was given A "Diva Award" for her enormous achievements during her 18-year career . Last October 2, she won a "El Premio del Publico 2008 (The Audience Award) award en la categoría Trayectoria Latina." at Orgullosamente Latino 2008. The award was voted by her fans beating huge Latin artists like Olga Tanon, Chayanne, Mana and Ricky Martin. source en.wikipedia.org >> "Será Porque Te Amo", the second single, already is a radio-hit. It's a Spanish language cover version of the Italian hit "Sará perché ti amo", performed originally by the group Ricchi e Poveri. >> Vote in Super Thalia Poll: What's your opinion about Thalia's new album Lunada? |
| November 27, 2008 The hottest “after parties”/ Premio Juventud 2008 Thalia at Set During this amazing night out at Set, the superstar Thalia and her label EMI Televisa had a great party for the press and a group of her fans. Thalia was celebrating her incredible performance of her new single “Ten Paciencia” at Premio Juventud and the release of her new CD “Lunada”. Thalia arrived at the red carpet looking exquisite followed by her husband Tommy Mottola. She spoke to the press, posed for pictures, also did interviews with television and then proceeded to the VIP Section where she partied for a while before ending her night. source grandaent.wordpress.com |
| December 15, 2008 On Octomber 14, 2008 "Casita Maria"(Charitable organization) awarded Thalia with the prestigious Gold Medal of Honour for her outstanding humanitarian, philanthropic and cultural contibutions to the community at large and to the Hispanic community in particular, at it's 75th Annual Fiesta Gala at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York City. The same day Thalia was the guest of honor (invited by Police Commissioner Rey Kelly) at en event that is held every year by the New York Police Department(NYPD) at it's headquarters in 1 Police Plazato to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, where she also received an award. |
| January 12, 2009 // "Thalia announced that quits her contract with EMI" >>"Lunada" was the last album realeased by EMI Music. Thalia’s last album was a major disappointment, and she blames the lack of marketing for it due to the fact that she was just returning from having a baby and had a problem with her health. Thalia on November 18, 2008, announced that quits her contract with EMI. Thalia recognized that her latest realease wasn't successful due to the lack of promotion and some personnal problems as her illness from lyme disease. Despite it's commercial failure, Thalia stated that she's proud of this album saying that the production and the quality of Lunada was excellent. "Aventurero" finally never released as a single since Thalia canceled her contract with EMI. After 14 successful years under the label of EMI Music (Thalia recorded 12 albums and accomplished sales over 20 millions of copies) Thalia moves to Casablanca Records ( part of Universal Music Group) in order to release her next project... source en.wikipedia.org |
| October 6, 2009 NEW ALBUM IN DECEMBER 2009 >>Primera fila is the first Live CD/DVD album by the Mexican singer-songwriter Thalía. This album was recorded in Miami, Florida at the BankUnited Center on July 30, 2009, with a selected audience to attend the unplugged concert. Primera fila will be her first project under her new label Sony Music. The album is set to be released on December 2009. source en.wikipedia.org |