Melissa Griffiths
Melissa Griffiths came up in Barcelona, where she started singing early. She worked with producer Carlos Jean in 2005, and their song 'A punto de caramelo'...
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Melissa Griffiths came up in Barcelona, where she started singing early. She worked with producer Carlos Jean in 2005, and their song 'A punto de caramelo' became her breakout hit. The next year she put out her first album, 'Despierta', which had some chart success in Spain.
She played with a few different musicians over time, including guitarist Alex Freij and drummer Uri Sala. Her music drew from pop and Latin styles, and she sometimes collaborated with other Spanish artists like David Bisbal and Alejandro Sanz.
Griffiths has been open about dealing with anxiety and depression, and her outspokenness has occasionally stirred things up. She kept making music after that first album, though the details of what came next aren't as clear in the record.
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