Biographical notes

Album[s]:

Breaking Night 1989 Llego La India 1992 Dicen Que Soy 1994

Biographical notes:
Born in Linda Viera Caballero, Puerto Rico and raised in the Bronx, New York, La India has made huge splashes in the Latin music area. Her style focuses on mixing Latin music with intense emotional overtones. She started out with her debut album in 1989, Breaking Night that featured hip hop and pop. After her debut, there was a marked change in the style of music, emphasizing more of her Latin roots. La India has had her own style of music and has worked with several other leading musicians like Eddie Palmieri, Tito Puente, Grover Mitchell and Sergio George. In 1992, Eddie wrote and co-produced all songs in her album, Llego La India. In 1994, she was a roaring Top 50 Billboard Latin music hits with Dicen Que Soy for months on end, produced by Sergio George. In 1996, her album, Jazzin', produced by Tito Puente, featured hits such as "Fever", "Love for Sale", "Going Out of My Head" and "What a Difference a Day Makes". Also in 1996, a remix album, Mega Mix was released featuring many of her favorite songs. 1997 brought Sobre El Furgo to the fore with Celia Cruz. 1999 marked the release of yet another La India album, Sola.