Aitana (singer)
Spanish singer and actress (born 1999)
Aitana Ocaña Morales (born 27 June 1999), known mononymously as Aitana, is a Spanish singer and songwriter. She first gained national recognition in 2017, placing as the runner-up in the revival series of the Spanish reality television talent show Operación Triunfo. While competing on the show, Aitana recorded the single "Lo Malo" with fellow contestant Ana Guerra. The song became an instant hit in Spain, debuting at number-one and holding the spot for several weeks. Following the competition, Aitana signed a 360º record deal with Universal Music Spain and released her debut solo single "Teléfono" to commercial success and streaming-breaking records.
Her debut studio album, Spoiler, was released in 2019 for which she received a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best New Artist. In late 2020 she released her sophomore album 11 Razones, which spawned the top-five singles "+ (Más)" and "Corazón Sin Vida". After starring in the Disney+ original series La Última (2022) and in the film Love, Divided (2024), she released Alpha and Cuarto Azul to a wide number of top-five singles, including "Los Ángeles", "6 de Febrero" and "Superestrella". The former album received a nomination for Best Contemporary Pop Album and scored Best Recording Package at the 26th Latin Grammy Awards.
Dubbed as the "Spanish Princess of Pop", Aitana has accumulated five number one songs in her home country throughout her career: "Lo Malo", "Teléfono", "Vas a Quedarte", "Gran Vía", and "Mon Amour".
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