1. Nadia, American Singer… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist named Nadia:
1. Nadia, American Singer-songwriter
2. Nadia Almada, a Madeiran-born UK reality TV star who won Big Brother in 2004.
3. Nadia Lopez, a Grammy Award nominated Mexican singer and reality television star.
4. Nadia Robichaud, a French-Canadian eurodance singer.
5. Nadia (Надя in Bulgarian), a Bulgarian pop singer.
6. Nadia Hulett, of Phantom Posse.
7. Nadia, a Korean group
8. Hozan Nadia (means 'artist Nadia'), a Kurdish singer
9. Nadia (Nadia Partyka), a Polish singer
10. A Japanese rock band. Please see Ｎａｄｉａ
1. Nadia is an American singer-songwriter. Longing, love and life’s tribulations are the themes of her songs. Nadia's music is melancholic and filled with emotion. She fuses catchy melodies and sweet harmonies. Nadia sings from her heart and with her soul. Prior to pursuing music, Nadia worked as a television journalist for several years. She may have given up the trenches, but she's still hanging on to her microphone. Instead of telling stories through video, she's now weaving stories with her voice.
2. Nadia Almada (born Jorge Leodoro, 28 January 1977, Madeira) is a UK based transexual reality TV star who won the fifth series of Big Brother UK in 2004. After moving to England in 1996, Nadia (who was also known as Carlos Leodoro before becoming a woman) worked as a cashier in a bank. She entered the Big Brother house on 28 May 2004 and after 71 days she emerged the winner with 74% of the overall vote.
3. Nadia Lopez was born to Mario Lopez Hernández and Aurora Ayuso Rodriguez. Nadia won first prize in the V International Talent and Modeling Convention in 1998. She recorded CDs in Oaxaca, most notably "Enamorada de tí," releasted in 1998. In 2002, Nadia landed a spot on the Mexican reality show La Academia on Televisión Azteca. With her rendition of "Cucurrucucu Paloma," she made the final 14 contestants on June 30, 2002. In February 2003, Nadia's first album, called "Nadia," was released, featuring tracks "La differencia" ("The difference"), "La duda" ("The doubt"), and "Te voy a olvidar" ("I'm going to forget you"). The album reached #1 in Mexican sales weeks after its release and was certified gold (100,000 copies sold) within several months.
Nadia's third album, Endulzame el oido (Sweeten my ears), was released in 2005.
Nadia released her fourth album, Mujer (Woman).which includes songs such as Abrazame, Heridas, Eternamente Bella and many more. Her fifth album "Un Poco de Tus Besos" was released at September 24 2007. Her sixth album "A Puro Dolor" will be released on March 5th, 2008. The album finally gives a chance to Nadia demonstrate her talent in the Ranchero music. [1]
4. Nadia is a Canadian Dance singer.
In 1995, Nadia signed a record deal with New Music Records based out of Montreal releasing a number of hit singles heard over the radio stations across Canada. She also signed many of those singles abroad.
Her first Album “Kiss of Destiny” was released in Russia, Japan and Saudi Arabia. She was featured as a performer on Much Music’s “Electric Circus” and Musique Plus “Bouge De La” as well she performed regularly in Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, and Quebec city for various events.
A singer, dancer and choreographer, Nadia teaches Hip Hop dance and is also the choreographer for “DanceIt International”. Sought out by Brian Orser to choreograph the “funky moves” section of his ice show, Nadia also presents for the Can Fit Pro fitness conference. Over the years she has worked in various fitness clubs, community centers and dance studios like Sportheque de Hull, St-Laurent Complex, Carole Brouard Dance Studio as well as working in schools with Projet Jeune En Forme.
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5. Nadia is a Bulgarian pop / RnB singer. She was borne in the city of Varna. An ex-swimmer, Nadia started working with DesiSlava (a famous Bulgarian singer) in 2010. DesiSlava became her producer and Nadia released her own first single named "Virtual Game"..
7. Nadia (Korean: 나디아;) is a South Korean project group formed by Purple Communication and SM Entertainment in 2009. The name is inspired from a Japanese animation series of the same name. The duo consists of Hwang Hyun (황현, from the one-man band Roommate) and Myung In-hee (명인희, from the Korean band THE THE).
Cielito Lindo
Nadia Lyrics
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Un par de ojitos negros cielito lindo de contrabando
De la sierra morena cielito lindo vienen bajando
Un par de ojitos negros cielito lindo de contrabando.
Hay, hay, hay, hay canta y no llores
Porque cantando se alegran cielito lindo los corazones. .
Ese lunar que tienes cielito lindo junto a la boca
No se lo des a nadie cielito lindo que a mí me toca
No se lo des a nadie cielito lindo que a mí me toca.
Hay hay hay hay canta y no llores
Porque cantando de alegran cielito lindo los corazones .
De tu cama a la mía cielito lindo no hay más de un paso
Ahora que estamos solos cielito lindo dame un abrazo
De tu cama a la mía cielito lindo no hay más de un paso
Ahora que estamos solos cielito lindo dame un abrazo.
Hay hay hay hay canta y no llores
Porque cantando se alegran cielito lindo los corazones
"Cielito Lindo" is a traditional Mexican song that is widely known and well-loved. The lyrics describe a couple who have snuck away to be together, but they are soon interrupted by guards who are searching for smugglers. The first stanza describes the couple's descent from the Sierra Morena mountains, with the singer noting the beauty of the woman's eyes. The chorus urges the singer not to cry, but to sing instead, for singing will lift their spirits. The second stanza is more playful, with the singer noting a mole on the woman's face and asserting his claim to her affection. The chorus repeats the message of the first, and the final stanza describes the couple's proximity and their desire to embrace.
While the song itself is simple and catchy, its lyrics have some complex cultural and historical resonance. The Sierra Morena mountains are located in southern Spain, but the song's lyrics suggest that they refer to a region in Mexico that was similarly rugged and isolated. The reference to smugglers and guards suggests the atmosphere of insecurity and danger that characterized life in many parts of Mexico during the late nineteenth century, when the song was composed. At the same time, the song's emphasis on love and the joys of song reflects a strong tradition of music and romantic poetry in Mexican culture.
Line by Line Meaning
De la sierra morena cielito lindo vienen bajando
Two dark eyes are coming down from the Morena mountain range, sneaking in
Un par de ojitos negros cielito lindo de contrabando
A pair of black eyes, beautiful and charming, are smuggled
Hay, hay, hay, hay canta y no llores
Sing and don't cry
Porque cantando se alegran cielito lindo los corazones
Singing makes hearts happy, beautiful little one.
Ese lunar que tienes cielito lindo junto a la boca
That beauty mark you have, beautiful little one, next to your mouth
No se lo des a nadie cielito lindo que a mí me toca
Don't show it to anyone, beautiful little one, because it belongs to me
De tu cama a la mía cielito lindo no hay más de un paso
From your bed to mine, beautiful little one, there is only one step
Ahora que estamos solos cielito lindo dame un abrazo
Now that we're alone, beautiful little one, give me a hug
Hay hay hay hay canta y no llores
Sing and don't cry
Porque cantando se alegran cielito lindo los corazones
Singing makes hearts happy, beautiful little one.
Writer(s): Traditional, Frank Valdor
Contributed by Lily R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.