Jennifer Lopez

The singer, actress, dancer, choreographer, producer, clothing designer, model and part owner of the Miami Dolphins soccer team is not a woman, but a car. Jennifer still can't stop at one activity. With children and a new album just “jumped out of the oven”, with renewed vigor, is Jennifer ready to once again throw the world at her feet? Jennifer Lynn Lopez was born on July 24, 1969 in the Bronx, a poor area of New York in a Puerto Rican family. Raised under the influence of street culture and concocted in every possible way a series and film career encouraged by her parents, Lopez turns to music. In the late nineties, J.Lo was considered almost a textbook example of how well media managers worked. It remains an open question whether Jennifer would have made her way to musical stars of this magnitude if she had not had minimal film success behind her shoulders and well-thought-out flashing in other people's videos - for example, by Janet Jackson. The main thing is to persistently support and weave everywhere a storyline about the hard life of emigrants in the Bronx, about overcoming difficulties, poverty and travel by public transport. It was the bus trip that gave the name to Jay Lo's debut disc “On The 6” (1999) - at this point it has recorded sales of 8 million copies worldwide. A strong pop album with a slight aftertaste of the Latin American version of soul, fashionable at that time, and branded dances in their own videos - the charts were conquered. The hit single “If You Had My Love” has been on the first place for five weeks - the whole press comes up with a biography for it bit by bit. Another hit, “Waiting For Tonight,” in which Lopez marks the coming of the Millennium with a countdown in the video, gives her the hasty title of “21st Century Top Pop Singer”. Career is going uphill.