Zayda Biography

Mexican native Zayda began singing at a very young age, getting involved in traditional Mexican music while attending middle school. Zayda debuted in 1995 with an independent album called Enamorada. After joining a band called los Culpables, she moved to Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, to make her following record, issuing Zayda y los Culpables in 1997, which featured the hit singles “Tiro de Gracia” and “Sola.” After releasing Atrevete, Zayda turned to the ranchera style, making an album called Estoy Enamorada, produced by Cuitlàhuac Delgado. Atrevete featured songs from prominent Latin composers, with arrangements by Manuel Cázares, Javier Castillo, and Carlos Martínez.