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4 de jun. de 2009 · http://www.facebook.com/sorayaarnelashttp://twitter.com/sorayaMoenHigh energy, your love is lifting me-ah Hoh-oh-oh-oh, high energy, your love is lifting me ...
31 de ago. de 2014 · Gravou em 2006 um disco com o título de " Ochenta's" só com clássicos dos anos 80. Acompanhe nesse vídeo na voz de Soraya, dez canções de sucesso dessa década, vale a pena. Soraya Arnelas...
4 de jun. de 2009 · http://www.facebook.com/sorayaarnelashttp://twitter.com/sorayaMoenTake me now baby here as i am pull me close try and understand desire is hunger is the fire...
- Early Life
- Operación Triunfo and Corazón de Fuego
- Ochenta's
- Dolce Vita
- Sin Miedo
- Eurovision and Other Television Projects
- Dreamer
- Con Fuego & Universe in Me
- Personal Life
Arnelas was born in Valencia de Alcántara, Cáceres, Spain on 13 September 1982. At the age of 11, she left for Madrid. She wanted to study drama but soon started working as an airline stewardess for Iberworld, where she travelled around the world. Apart from her native Spanish, she is also fluent in English and Portuguese.[citation needed]
Soraya participated in the fourth series of the Spanish television series Operación Triunfo in 2005 where she came second overall. Her début album Corazón De Fuegowas released on 5 December 2005 produced by Kike Santander. The album got Platinum status.
On 21 November 2006, Soraya released her second album, Ochenta's. It was her first English language album. The first single was a cover of Italian singer RAF's song "Self Control". The remainder of the album was a mixture of 1980s cover versions and new songs. The song reached Gold Status in the Promusicae Digital Songs charts and peaked at number ...
Soraya released another album with more covers of 1980s hits titled Dolce Vita. The lead single was "La Dolce Vita". The album includes covers of 1980s hits, including Kylie Minogue's "I Should Be So Lucky", Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun", Eurythmics's "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)", Modern Talking's "You're My Heart, You're My Sou...
Sin Miedo was Soraya's fourth released album. Leaving the 1980s covers behind, this album contains 12 original tracks; nine in Spanish and three in English. The album was produced by International DJ DJ Sammy and includes a duo with Kate Ryan (the song Caminaré). The first single of the album was Sin miedo(Without fear). The album debuted on the Sp...
By the end of 2008, she submitted one of the songs from her latest album, Sin Miedo, "La noche es para mí" to the Spanish preselection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2009, being considered the early favourite to represent the country. She was finally chosen to represent Spain on 28 February 2009. Soraya's Eurovision team consisted of a Swedish son...
After leaving her label Vale Music / Universal in late 2010, Soraya signed a record deal with Sony Music to record her fifth studio album Dreamer. The first single to be released from this album was "Live Your Dreams", an electronic-dance-pop song, produced by French DJ Antoine Clamaran. The video for the song was filmed in Parison March and was re...
On 19 February Soraya released an electronic/dance track in co-operation with Aqeel. This was the first song she released along with her own company label, Valentia Records. The song topped the iTunes Spanish Chart, it also made a top thirty (#29) official debut in PROMUSICAEonly with downloads but a top ten (#7) in the physical singles chart due t...
Since 2012, Soraya is in a relationship with male model Miguel Ángel Herrera. Soraya gave birth to the couple's first child, Manuela Grace, on 24 February 2017.
Ochenta's is the name of Soraya Arnelas's second studio album, released in Spain on November 21, 2006, under the Vale Music label.
Ficha del disco de Soraya Arnelas: Ochenta's, canciones, portada, letras, conciertos y detalles del álbum. Self control, Call Me, Don't Go.
1 de jan. de 2006 · Released in 2006, Ochenta's is the second studio album from former Operacion Triunfo runner-up Soraya Arnelas, and the first to be recorded entirely in English. Produced by Xasqui and Ivan Ten, the follow-up to Corazon de Fuego focuses on cover versions of '80s pop hits, including renditions of Laura Branigan's "Self Control," Spagna ...
