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A Cuban-American singer, actress, and entrepreneur, Gloria Estefan was born in the United States. She is well recognised for her roles as Ingrid Herrera in “Father of the Bride” (2022), a film that combines humour, drama, and romance, and as Marta Sandoval in “Vivo,” an animated picture that combines comedy, adventure, and drama (2021). In addition to that, she is famous for singing songs such as “Wepa” (2011) and “Conga” (1985). She was honoured as the MusiCares Person of the Year in 1993 and was presented with the Critics’ Choice Movie Award for Best Song in the year 2000. In addition, she has won the Grammy Award a total of seven times and was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in the year 2015. This amazing vocalist is recognised among the top 100 greatest selling music artists, and she is widely regarded as the most successful crossover performer in the history of Latin music. It is believed that she has sold over 100 million albums all over the globe. Gloria’s family left Cuba when she was a very small child and settled in the United States. Gloria was born in Cuba. Her youth was fraught with challenges, and she turned to music as a method of temporarily evading the harsh realities of life. However, this only worked for a short period of time. She was a talented singer and guitarist during her time as a student in high school. Soon after, she received an invitation from a local band called Miami Latin Boys to perform a couple songs for them. Her performance left the band’s leader, Emilio Estefan, so moved that he extended an invitation for her to become a member of the group and changed the name of the group to “Miami Sound Machine.” She did end up being married to him, and after that, she continued to play with the band for a few years until she had her big break as a solo vocalist. Her first album as a solo artist, titled “Cuts Both Ways,” was an instant hit, and she quickly amassed a significant number of followers as a result. Over the course of his career, this crossover vocalist has amassed a total of seven hit singles and is the proud recipient of seven Grammy Awards. Gloria Estefan Wiki Since of the year 2022, Gloria Estefan will be 65 years old, as she was born on September 1st, 1957. She came from a well-established family that was originally from Havana, Cuba. She adheres to the Catholic faith and maintains dual citizenship in the United States of America and Cuba. Her zodiac sign is Virgo. She received her primary and secondary education at Our Lady of Lourdes Academy in Miami, Florida. Following that, she attended the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, and St. Michael the Archangel Roman Catholic Church in Cary, North Carolina, where she received her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in French respectively. Boyfriend and Family Gloria Estefan’s parents are Jose and Gloria Fajardo. Jose Fajardo, a Cubin Soldier, is Gloria Estefan’s father, and Gloria Fajardo was her mother. Jose Fajardo is also Gloria Estefan’s father. In addition, she has one sister. Becky Garcia is the name of her sister, and she is a Cuban-American television programme presenter and model by trade. Becky is also known as Becky Garcia. Gloria Estefan is now in a committed relationship. Emilio Estefan, a Cuban-American musician and producer, is her husband’s name, and he is also a professional in his field. Additionally, she is the mother of two kids. Her son’s name is Nayib Estefan, and he is an American actor by trade. Her daughter’s name is Emily Estefan, and she is an American singer by trade. Both of her children have the Estefan name. Additionally, she is the grandmother of one kid. Sasha Argento Estefan Coppola is the name that Gloria Estefan has given to her grandchild. Gloria Estefan Net Worth The year 2022 estimates put Gloria Estefan’s net worth at a staggering $500 million. Gloria Estefan Career While she was still in school, she became acquainted with Emilio Estefan, the leader of the band known as “Miami Latin Boys.” After asking her to sing with his band initially, he subsequently requested her to become a member of the band that he had rechristened the “Miami Sound Machine.” In 1977, the band first entered the recording studio and began releasing records. “Live Again Renacer” was the name of the band’s first studio album. After releasing a string of critically acclaimed albums, the band eventually agreed to terms with Discos CBS International. 1980 saw the publication of the band’s first album, named simply “Miami Sound Machine,” and during the next decade, the band continued to put out new music, which contributed to their rising profile on the global music scene. Gloria’s rise to stardom coincided with the release of the band’s album “Let it Loose” in 1987, on which she was given top billing. It is a testament to her abilities as the band’s lead vocalist that the album was a commercial success not only in the United States of America, but also in Canada and Australia. In 1989, she released “Cuts Both Ways,” which was her debut studio album under her own name as a solo artist. Her status as a successful solo performer was bolstered by the success of the album, which became a top seller. In the year 1990, she was involved in a tragic accident that put her professional life in jeopardy. She surprised the physicians with how quickly she recovered, and she was back on stage shortly after that. She is known for her tenacity. In 1991, she released ‘Into the Light,’ which was her first album to be based on a theme. The album explored the concept of overcoming the obstacles presented by life in order to return to the life that is wanted. In 1993, she released an album in Spanish under the title “Mi Tierra.” The record, which went on to become one of the most well-known Latin albums of the year, had influences from Latin as well as Cuban music thanks to her efforts. Her album titled “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me” was published in 1994. It was comprised of cover versions of her favourite songs by musicians such as Carole King, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Elton John, and Neil Sedaka, amongst others. The original versions were performed by those artists. In 1995, she released her second album in Spanish under the title “Abriendo Puertas.” The tracks highlighted a diversity of musical genres that are popular in Latin America. She came out with the cool and funky album ‘gloria!’ in 1998 as part of her effort to remain relevant in today’s culture. The tracks were designed to appeal to a younger demographic and were heavy on dance beats. Alma Caribena, her third studio album in Spanish, was published in the year 2000. Unwrapped, an album recorded in English and released the next year, served as its successor. The albums ‘Miss Little Havana’ (2011) and ‘The Standards’ (2012) are among her most recent releases (2013).