Vianca Rhey
Vianca Rhey came up in Monterrey, Mexico. Her version of "Adiós Amor" got attention in 2008, which was also the title of her debut album. She followed it with...
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Vianca Rhey came up in Monterrey, Mexico. Her version of "Adiós Amor" got attention in 2008, which was also the title of her debut album. She followed it with records like "Ganas de Ti" in 2010, "Que No Quede Huella" in 2012, and "Corazón en Llamas" in 2014.
Her songs often work with traditional Mexican forms. You can hear it in tracks like "Amor Con Dueño," "Aunque Me Duela El Alma," and "Señora." She's performed with musicians including accordionist Sergio Lizárraga, bassist Ricardo Muñoz, and guitarist Julio César Hernández.
The song was pulled from some charts for a time. Other songs in her catalog include "La Propia," "Más Que Tu Amiga," "Propiedad Privada," and "Te Llevaste Mi Querer."
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