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Also known as Amanda Lalena Escalante Pimentel

Amandititita (Amanda Lalena Escalante Pimentel) is a Mexican cumbia singer and songwriter. She is the daughter of Rodrigo Gonzalez.

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Person
Gender
Female
Origin
Mexico
Active from
1982-06-15

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Amandititita (born Amanda Lalena Escalante Pimentel; 15 June 1982 in Mexico City, Mexico) The self-proclaimed "Reina de la Anarcumbia" (queen of anarchic cumbia) is a Mexican pop singer whose music fuses pop with cumbia. Using sarcasm and humour, she writes about urban life in Mexico. She is the daughter of Rodrigo González, a Mexican musician and songwriter, considered by some to be the Mexican Bob Dylan. He died in the 1985 Mexico City earthquake. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Amand

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Instance of
human
Given name
Amanda
Gender
female
Citizenship
Mexico
Place of birth
Tampico
Father
Rockdrigo
Occupation
songwriter
Languages spoken
Spanish
Instrument
voice
Image
Amanda Lalena.jpg
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Amandititita
date of birth
1982-06-15
start of work period
2006-00-00
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Amandititita (Amanda Lalena Escalante Pimentel) is a Mexican cumbia singer and songwriter. She is the daughter of Rodrigo Gonzalez.

She came to public attention in 2007 as a performer of what she called 'AnarCumbia', a style said to be entirely urban and a blend of rock, reggae, rap, and traditional Mexican cumbia. She was signed by Sony-BMG and released her first album, [ La Reina de Anarcumbia], early in 2008. The single, [ La Muy Muy], from this album, charted on Billboard.

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