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Paulina Rubio

Paulina Rubio is a Mexican singer and actress born in Mexico City on June 17, 1971. She began her professional music career as an original member of the Mexican pre-teen group Timbiriche, remaining with the group until 1991. Afterward, she established her solo identity with the 1992 album La Chica Dorada, a title that also became her enduring public nickname in Mexico and Latin America. Her early solo recording period, associated with EMI, included La Chica Dorada, 24 Kilates, Tiempo Es Oro, and Planeta Paulina. In 2000, she moved to Universal for Paulina, which brought broader recognition in the United States, reached number one on Billboard’s Latin chart, and received Latin Grammy nominations. Her 2002 album Border Girl was her first English-language recording and marked a crossover phase beyond the Spanish-language Latin-pop market. Rubio entered fragrance in partnership with Oracle Beauty Brands in 2008, and her debut fragrance, ORO, reached markets across Latin America, the United States, and Spain in April 2009. Its creative identity linked strength, playfulness, unpredictability, tenderness, and love to Rubio’s personal image.