Dulce María makes her debut as a solo artist! The young singer-songwriter is launching her first production as a solo artist titled “Extranjera.” Meanwhile, the first single, “Inevitable,” is already a hit on radio all over the country, crowning her as a new pop star. This electro-pop offering by this multi-talented artist is one of the most-awaited albums in the industry. Don’t miss this candid and intimate interview with Dulce María, the new queen of Latin pop! -The Crew at Walmart Acceso Total About the album: "My first album is called ‘Extranjera,’ and the first single is ‘Inevitable,’ which is being played on radio now… This is my first solo album. It’s a great dream come true, a goal; I’m starting a new phase, a new voyage…” The video: "‘The video for 'Inevitable' was shot in Buenos Aires; Francisco D'Amorim produced it. There were lots of ideas from my creative team, the record label and obviously the video producer; we wanted to make a fun video, one that people would enjoy…” Her creativity: "I began writing when I was 11 years-old, they were just thoughts. It’s funny because sometimes when you’re inspired it’s like someone is dictating to you what you’re saying…” About her solo career: "I’ve been in this business for almost 20 years, and truth be told, this is the moment I’ve been waiting for, and the one I and all the people who support me have been dreaming about." Words of advice: "First, be comfortable with who you are; that’s the first step. You have to be happy with who you truly are, not so much physically…the most important thing is to be okay inside…” Her fans: "I love being in contact with my fans. In fact, I think that Twitter is the best invention because we can have direct contact. I see their videos, pictures, and I get to know them…”

Did you know? • Dulce María’s first TV gig was at 8 years old on Sesame Street. • In 1996 she joined the children’s group K.I.D.S. • Renowned Mexican painter Frida Kahlo is her great aunt. • Her official page is www.dulcemarialive.com. • She will soon be visiting Argentina, Brazil and Chile – and possibly Spain and Colombia – on promotion.