Graciela Beltrán, often hailed as "La Reina del Pueblo" (The People's Queen), is a prominent Mexican singer known for her powerful voice and dynamic performances. Born on December 29, 1974, in Costa Rica, Sinaloa, Mexico, Beltrán has carved out a successful career in the regional Mexican music genre. With her roots firmly planted in the traditions of Mexican music, Graciela's repertoire often encompasses Ranchera, Banda, and Mariachi, delivering heartfelt ballads and lively up-tempo numbers with equal passion.

Beltrán began singing at a very young age, and by her early teens, she was already a recognized performer in her region. Her career skyrocketed following her move to Los Angeles, where she reached a broader audience and became a staple in the Latin music scene. Throughout her career, she has released a series of albums that reflect her deep connection to her cultural heritage while earning a place in the hearts of fans across the Americas. Some of her recent releases, including "Cinco Letras de Miel," "Corazon Alborotado," and "Mil Gracias," showcase her ability to blend traditional elements with contemporary sounds, solidifying her status as a beloved and respected figure in the genre of regional Mexican music.

Genres

Banda

Regional Mexicano Femenil

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Latest Release

Cinco Letras de Miel

Los Tucanes De Tijuana•

Graciela Beltran

Single - Released May 8, 2023