1988, When it all started: veteran Spanish producer Miguel Blasco signed Guzmán as a client and got her a record deal with Fonovisa. Her debut album, Bye Mamá. Its title single topped the Mexican charts within days of its release; the album followed shortly thereafter.
1989, Alejandra’s next album received enthusiastic praise for her covers from artists like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. The remake of her father’s hit, Popotitos, reached the top-spot on the Mexican charts, and her tour, inspired on Madonna’s risqué stage show, garnered all the attention and revealed La Guzmán’s captivating stage presence.
1991, Her follow-up album marked the beginning of La Guzmán's reign as a mature artist. The album received a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Pop album, and won the Eres Award in Mexico for Album of the Year. This album marked two of the biggest hits on her career: Hacer el amor con otro y Eternamente Bella.
Alejandra began her acting career in the film Verano Peligroso. Its soundtrack, made up primarily of her songs, was also a chart-topper.
In March of 1992, after touring until her fifth month of pregnancy, Guzmán gave birth to daughter Frida Sofía.
1993, Guzmán, after giving birth to her daughter Frida, released the first of her albums to be issued throughout Latin America, the United States and Europe. It includes the chart-topping single Mala Hierba.
One of their first photoshoots when Frida was two years old.
1994, This album contains her hit single Despertar, and other chart topping songs as Pasa la vida, Corazones that have remained concert staples.
1996, Alejandra brought some new sounds to her music combining Middle Eastern and Indian instruments in her Latin rock and pop songs. For the first time, a song written by her is included: Larga Distancia de Ansiedad.
1999, This album marks the end of the decade and was supported mostly with Live performances, bringing all her originality and a confirmed character back to where they belong: the arenas across the Americas. She received the nomination for the “Best Female Pop Vocal Performance” 2000 Latin Grammy.
Alejandra at the 2000 Latin Grammy Awards.
2001, La Guzmán enlisted producer Desmond Child, brought in heavyweight guitarist Joe Satriani as a guest, and got Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry to write a single for the album, then translated by her into Spanish as Soy Tu Lluvia. She also co-authored the party-anthem opener Diablo. The album earned her a Latin Grammy award in 2002 for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. She was selected as a guest anchor for Mexico's Televisa network at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. She toured to support Soy throughout the US, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.
Alejandra receiving her Latin Grammy in 2002, as Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.
Alejandra at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
2004, La Reina de Corazones continued her collaboration with Desmond Child. It was her first recording featuring an English-language track; the funky, hard-rocking, title-track single bookends the album in the Spanish and English versions.
2006, Alejandra acted as her own executive producer for Indeleble and its first single, Volverte a Amar, went gold within days of its release, followed by Quiero Estar Contigo. This magnificent album received two Grammy nominations.
Alejandra being awesome at the Latin Grammy Awards 2007.
2007, The Queen of Mexican Rock was diagnosed with breast cancer that year. After becoming a survivor she turned into a spokesperson for Iniciativa Ser, a Mexican organization devoted to cancer research and awareness. By the end of the year she released, Fuerza, addressing her battle with the illness in the hit track Hasta el Final.
Alejandra as a spokesperson for Iniciativa Ser
2009, Alejandra began recording in Nashville and London. The end result was Único the album she lovingly refers to as her "British rock album". Not only did it chart, but it achieved gold status.
2013, La reina de corazones released the single Mi Peor Error, a new song for this best-selling and intimate live album. She also joined the cast of La Voz México as a coach.
2015, La Guzmán released her 14th studio album, which reached the 12th spot on the US Billboard Latin Pop Album charts, and included Adiós, a reggaeton collaboration with Puerto Rican singer Farruko. The album was well-received and resulted in a successful 2016 tour of the US, Mexico, and Latin America.
2017, Alejandra joined forces with the legendary Mexican pop star, Gloria Trevi to release this record-breaker album. The highly successful collaboration led to a sold-out tour throughout North America, Peru, Ecuador, and Puerto Rico.
In 2018, Guzmán joined the cast of La Voz US as a coach.
2019, The queen of rock returned to her rock-and-roll roots and performed a concert at the legendary Roxy Theatre in LA, which led to the release of her 5th live album.
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