QUICK FACTS
Activities Actress , Singer
Real name Belinda Peregrin Schüll
Nationalities Mexico, Spain
Birth August 15, 1989 (Madrid – Spain)
BIOGRAPHY
Belinda Peregrín Schüll, known simply as Belinda, is a Mexican singer and actress, of Spanish origin, born on August 15, 1989, in Madrid, Spain. Daughter of Ignacio Peregrín Gutiérrez and Belinda Schüll Moreno, her family moved to Mexico at the age of four because her father and her uncle set up a medical products factory. She studied at the Miraflores School, but she left school when she was invited to participate in the soap opera Amigos por siempre ( 2000), in which she would also perform songs from it. Shortly after, she participated in the novel Adventures in Time (2001), along with Christopher Uckerman, where she would also make the soundtrack, which received a double gold record. She would repeat, as an actress and singer, for the telenovela Cómplices al Rescue (2002), a production that became a success throughout Latin America. Despite her fame, she abandoned the novel halfway through the recordings and the young actress, Daniela Luján, took her place. In 2003, the artist released her self-titled debut album, which sold more than 2 million copies worldwide, achieving her first platinum record in the United States. She would successfully return to television with the series Camaleones ( 2009), while she would continue to grow in the musical field. Throughout her career, Belinda has published four studio albums and has participated in the dubbing of several animated films. In 2020 she provided her voice for the animated film, Trolls 2: World Tour .
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