Daniela Herrero

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Daniela Herrero
Born	Daniela Laura Herrero (1985-08-19) August 19, 1985 (age 38) Berazategui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Occupations	Actress Singer
Years active	2001–present
Children	1
Musical career
Genres	Pop rock
Instrument(s)	Vocals Guitar
Labels	Sony Music PopArt Music DH Records
Musical artist

Daniela Laura Herrero (born August 19, 1985) is an Argentine Pop rock singer, songwriter and actress. She opened for Avril Lavigne on her Argentine segment of the Bonez Tour (2005).^[1]

Discography

• Daniela Herrero (2001)
• No Voy A Mentirte (2003)
• El Espejo (2005)
• Altavoz (2010)
• Madre (2012)
• En Un Segundo (2015)

Videos

• "Solo tus canciones"
• "Demasiado"
• "Cada vez"
• "Fuera de mi tiempo"
• "Como algo más"
• "Adoquines"
• "Sé"
• "Silencio"
• "Juntos a la par"
• "Hacerte bien"
• "En un segundo"
• "Las estrellas"

Awards

• 2002, Nominee, Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica for Best New Artist – South
• 2004, Premios Carlos Gardel award for Best Female Album^[2]

See also

• List of Latin pop artists

References

External links

• Official website (in Spanish)
• Daniela Herrero at IMDb