Paulina Rubio

Unlike many kids who grow up dreaming of stardom, singer Paulina Rubio didn't have to wait for adulthood to get her first taste of fame. By the time she was ten, Rubio, the daughter of Mexican film star Susana Dosamantes, was part of the children's group Timbiriche. A decade later her solo...

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  1. photo icon Photos | <i>Entertainment As A Second Language</i> Ep. 109: Paulina Rubio, Soulja Boy Tell'Em & Joaquin Cortás

    Photos | Entertainment As A Second Language Ep. 109: Paulina Rubio, Soulja Boy Tell'Em & Joaquin Cortás Paulina shows her heart off while Soulja Boy Tell'Em and Joaquin Cortas can't contain their smiles. 

  2. play icon Video | Causa y Efecto

    Video | Causa y Efecto La chica dorada hasn't lost any of her spunk. Y nos encanta su máscara de diamantes in this spectacular new video. 

  3. play icon Video | Paulina Rubio Performs "Causa y Efecto" on <i>E.S.L.</i>

    Video | Paulina Rubio Performs "Causa y Efecto" on E.S.L. Entertainment As A Second Language with Carlos Santos featuring Paulina Rubio! 

  4. play icon Video | Live from the Latino Inaugural Gala: Paulina Rubio

    Video | Live from the Latino Inaugural Gala: Paulina Rubio We caught up with la artista mexicana at the recent Latino Inaugural Gala, where she told us she was muy orgullosa to witness the historic moment y "el cambio" created by President Obama's election and record voter turnout. 

  5. Exclusive Entrevista on Blogamole | Paulina Rubio

    Exclusive Entrevista on Blogamole | Paulina Rubio Paulina sat down with us to give us the scoop on su nuevo álbum, su nuevo perfume y mucho más! Find out more, only on Blogamole. 

  6. play icon Video | Ni Una Sola Palabra

    Video | Ni Una Sola Palabra Cuidado! Una nueva superheroe, La Chica Dorada, is on the loose. See why Perez Hilton picked este video as one of the most fashion-forward Fashionista Stunners! 

  7. photo icon Photos | Paulina Rubio on Mi TRL

    Photos | Paulina Rubio on Mi TRL Check out some hot, hot pics of superestrella Paulina Rubio's appearance on Mi TRL. 

  8. play icon Video | Ni Una Sola Palabra (Live on Mi TRL)

    Video | Ni Una Sola Palabra (Live on Mi TRL) La hermosa Paulina Rubio performs "Ni Una Sola Palabra" live on Mi TRL in a barely-there mini dress. Qué chica tan sexy! 

  9. play icon Video | Sexual Lover

    Video | Sexual Lover Qué caliente! Paulina Rubio hits la playa amd surrounds herself with some seriously sexy gente in this English crossover summer-ready éxito. 

  10. play icon Video | Mi TRL: Pau-Power

    Video | Mi TRL: Pau-Power Mi TRL VJ Carlos Santos fulfills his dream of working con la hermosa Paulina Rubio in this telenovela-style melodrama. 

  11. Paulina Rubio on Blogamole

    Paulina Rubio on Blogamole Catch up on todo el chisme sobre la chica dorada, only on Blogamole! 

Full Biography

Unlike many kids who grow up dreaming of stardom, singer Paulina Rubio didn't have to wait for adulthood to get her first taste of fame. By the time she was ten, Rubio, the daughter of Mexican film star Susana Dosamantes, was part of the children's group Timbiriche. A decade later her solo debut, La Chica Dorada (1992), was released by EMI, generating the breakthrough hit "Mío." Three more EMI albums followed -- 24 Kilates (1993), Tiempo Es Oro (1995), and Planeta Paulina (1996) -- none nearly as successful as her debut. Though by this point she had become a recognizable face on the Latin pop scene, it wasn't until 2000, when her debut album for Universal, Paulina, was issued, that she began to get recognition stateside, hitting number one on the Billboard Latin chart and earning Latin Grammy nominations, success that was only augmented with the subsequent releases Pau-Latina (2004) and Ananda (2006). Her first English-language record, Border Girl (2002), was her only stumble after moving from EMI to Universal. Her early recordings for EMI, generally subpar by a considerable margin to her latter-day Universal work, have been recyled on endless budget-line compilations like Historia (2003) and Mio: Paulina y Sus Éxitos (2006). ~ Marisa Brown & Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

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