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Diana Torres
Diana Torres came up in Mexico City, where she sang in local choirs and talent shows. In 2012, producer Armando Manzanero signed her to his label, and she put...
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Diana Torres came up in Mexico City, where she sang in local choirs and talent shows. In 2012, producer Armando Manzanero signed her to his label, and she put out her first album, 'Con el Alma Desnuda.'
Her second album arrived in 2014, named for its title track 'Algo Me Empujo.' That song became a hit, a ballad about lost love that connected with listeners. She also wrote 'Alza Tus Ojos y Mira,' another of her well-known songs.
In 2015, there were allegations that 'Algo Me Empujo' was plagiarized, which Torres denied. She kept making music after that.
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