Anasol

Anasol Escobar was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Although living in Colombia, Anasol’s parents wanted her to be born closer to the Sun, so they traveled to Argentina where Anasol was born. At birth, Anasol’s (Sun’s Daughter) father, an astrology devotee, analyzed her natal astrological chart and proclaimed that his daughter was going to be an artist. And she proved him right, beginning serious dance instruction at the age of five. Spending most of her childhood in Colombia, Anasol nevertheless traveled the globe with her parents traversing Italy, Portugal and Spain.

Anasol Escobar was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Although living in Colombia, Anasol’s parents wanted her to be born closer to the Sun, so they traveled to Argentina where Anasol was born. At birth, Anasol’s (Sun’s Daughter) father, an astrology devotee, analyzed her natal astrological chart and proclaimed that his daughter was going to be an artist. And she proved him right, beginning serious dance instruction at the age of five.

Spending most of her childhood in Colombia, Anasol nevertheless traveled the globe with her parents traversing Italy, Portugal and Spain. They even spent time exploring Africa. All of these travels and exposure to other cultures has helped evolve Anasol into a person curious about the entire world around her with a definite impact on the music she would eventually write and perform. By the time Anasol reached the University, she became interested in music and spent much of her University career studying all aspects of music inculding sound engineering and piano. It was there that she learned the importance of an artist creating her own material.

It was during those days that Anasol began to write her own songs. With a distinctive voice and great beauty, this super-talented singer/songwriter, inspired by her love of both music and dance, has created her recording debut album, “Anasol” scheduled for released by Univision Records in Mexico in May, 2005 and in the United States and Puerto Rico in August. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..