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Spanish musicians born in the year 1981

Here are 14 famous musicians from Spain were born in 1981:

Leo Segarra Sánchez

Leo Segarra Sánchez (February 4, 1981 Valencia-) is a Spanish singer.

Leo Segarra Sánchez was born on February 4, 1981 in Valencia, Spain. He started his music career in 2005 as a member of the group Mireia, which was created on the TV show "Operación Triunfo". Later, Leo Segarra went on to launch his solo career, releasing his debut album "Tu Corazón" in 2008.

Throughout his career, Leo has experimented with a variety of musical genres, including pop, electronic dance music, rock and urban. He has gained a large following in Spain and Latin America and has collaborated with numerous artists such as David Bisbal and Gisselle.

Aside from his music career, Leo is also known for his activism in the LGBTQ+ community, and has publicly spoken about his own experiences as a gay man. He has participated in Pride events and has used his platform to raise awareness about issues facing the LGBTQ+ community.

In addition to his music career and activism, Leo Segarra Sánchez has also been involved in various television projects. He has appeared as a judge on the Spanish talent show "Factor X" and has been a guest on several other shows. Leo has also dabbled in acting, appearing in the Spanish drama "El secreto de Puente Viejo" in 2016. Despite his busy schedule, Leo Segarra remains committed to his music and has continued to release new material, including his latest single "Ven a Bailar Conmigo" in 2021. He has also expressed interest in collaborating with international artists and expanding his reach to new audiences around the world.

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Rosa López

Rosa López (January 14, 1981 Láchar-) otherwise known as Rosa Lopez, Rosa or Rosa MarÃa LÃ³pez CortÃ©s is a Spanish singer.

Her albums: , Ahora, Rosa and Me siento viva. Her related genres: Pop music, Rhythm and blues, Dance music, Rock music, Disco and Ballad.

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Belén Arjona

Belén Arjona (May 10, 1981 Madrid-) otherwise known as Belén Arjona García, Belen Arjona or Arjona, Belén is a Spanish singer.

Her albums include Infinito, O Te Mueves O Caducas and Alas en mis pies. Her related genres: Pop rock, Latin pop and Rock en español.

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Natalia Jiménez

Natalia Jiménez (December 29, 1981 Madrid-) also known as Natalia Jiménez Sarmiento is a Spanish singer-songwriter.

Her discography includes: Creo en Mi and Quédate Con Ella. Genres she performed include Rock music, Pop music and Latin pop.

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Beth

Beth (December 23, 1981 Barcelona-) also known as Elisabeth Rodergas is a Spanish singer.

Her albums: My Own Way Home, Otra realidad and Palau de la música catalana.

Álex Ubago

Álex Ubago (January 29, 1981 Vitoria-Gasteiz-) also known as Alex Ubago, Ubago, Álex or Alejandro Martínez de Ubago Rodríguez is a Spanish singer, songwriter and guitarist.

Discography: En Directo, Aviones de cristal, ¿Qué pides tu?, 21 Meses, 1 Semana y 2 Días, Siempre en mi mente, Álex Ubago: En Directo, Calle Ilusión, Fantasía o Realidad, and . Genres he performed include Pop music.

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Esteban Piñero Camacho

Esteban Piñero Camacho (February 28, 1981 Cádiz-) also known as Basty is a Spanish singer.

Genres: Pop music.

Daniel Diges

Daniel Diges (January 17, 1981 Alcalá de Henares-) also known as Diges, Daniel is a Spanish actor and singer.

His albums include Daniel Diges, , , and . Genres he performed: Traditional pop music, Vocal music, Adult contemporary music, Pop music and Musical theatre.

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Daniel Zueras

Daniel Zueras (November 13, 1981 Zaragoza-) otherwise known as Zueras, Daniel is a Spanish singer.

He first gained fame by competing on the fourth season of the Spanish reality TV singing competition Operación Triunfo in 2005, where he finished in third place. After his time on the show, he signed a recording contract with Universal Music Spain and released his debut album, "Daniel Zueras" in 2006. He has since released several more albums, including "Mírate" in 2008 and "La música no se toca" in 2013. Zueras has also acted in various Spanish TV series and films, including "La Darsena de Poniente" and "Planta 25". In addition to his music and acting career, he has also worked as a television host and a radio presenter.

Zueras was born in Zaragoza, Spain and began singing at a young age in local choirs and musical groups. He then went on to study music and voice performance at the Conservatory of Zaragoza. After his success on Operación Triunfo, he went on to tour extensively throughout Spain and other Latin American countries, including Mexico and Peru. Zueras has collaborated with various artists over the years, including Mireia, Pablo Alborán, and Sergio Dalma. In 2019, he released a new single called "¿Cómo te atreves?" and continues to perform and create music. Zueras is also known for his charitable work and has supported organizations such as UNICEF and the Spanish Association Against Cancer.

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Conchita

Conchita (March 3, 1981 Finland-) is a Spanish singer.

Related albums: Nada más, 4000 palabras, Zapatos Nuevos, , , Tocando Madera and . Genres she performed: Folk music and Pop music.

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Manuel Carrasco

Manuel Carrasco (January 15, 1981 Isla Cristina-) a.k.a. Carrasco, Manuel is a Spanish singer.

Discography: Manuel Carrasco, Inercia, , , , , and Confieso Que He Sentido.

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Antonio Martos Ortiz

Antonio Martos Ortiz (February 19, 1981 Valencia-) also known as Ony is a Spanish singer.

Genres he performed include Pop music.

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Rasel

Rasel (December 23, 1981 Seville-) is a Spanish singer.

Discography: , and .

Juan Pinilla

Juan Pinilla (January 2, 1981 Huétor-Tájar-) a.k.a. Pinilla, Juan is a Spanish singer, writer, researcher, translator, actor, journalist, columnist and critic.

His albums: Lámpara Minera, vol. 3 and Jugar Con Fuego.

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