Angela Aguilar

Angela Aguilar is a Mexican-American singer recognized for her contributions to regional Mexican music, including ranchera, banda, and mariachi. After garnering critical acclaim and a Grammy Award nomination for her debut solo studio album _Primero Soy Mexicana_, Angela Aguilar established herself as a leading voice in regional Mexican music. Aguilar commenced her professional recording career in 2012 with the collaborative album _Nueva Tradición_ alongside her brother, Leonardo Aguilar. In 2016, she gained international attention by participating in the BBC 100 Women festival in Mexico City, where she notably advocated for greater female representation within the music industry.

Her significant contributions and impact on the industry were recognized when she was honored with the prestigious Billboard Women in Music Breakthrough Award in 2025, an accolade highlighting her innovative spirit and influence on the landscape of Latin music. Looking ahead, Aguilar is set to release her highly anticipated album, _Nadie Se Va Como Llegó_, in 2025. This project marks a significant step in her career, as she has taken on an executive producer role, underscoring her increasing creative control and artistic independence in shaping her sound and vision for future work.