Fabiola Rodas
Guatemalan singer
Jackeline Fabiola Rodas Valladares, also known as Fabiola Roudha (born September 6, 1992), is a Guatemalan singer and songwriter who gained international attention by coming in third place on the reality show Codigo Fama Internacional. Several years later, in 2008, she was the runner-up in La Academia--Última Generación. In 2009, she was crowned the winner of El Gran Desafío de Estrellas.
From a young age, she demonstrated an aptitude for the performing arts, exhibiting interest in singing, dancing, and music. She speaks Spanish, English, and Italian. After she ended her contract with TV Azteca in 2011, she started creating her own musical concept. She wrote songs and released her project as "Fabiola Roudha".
In 2015, she released her first album, Esta soy yo, and her first single "Nada más que este blues" ("You left me nothing but blues"). This blues and pop-style single became a great success in México and Guatemala, so she released her second single "Dame tu amor" ("A little bit of love"), a song that fused soul and pop styles.
By July 2017, she had written new songs, and she started recording her second album, Más Allá, in October 2017.
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