Noelia

Personal Details :

Noelia made her debut in 1999 with her self-titled album Noelia, which was certified Gold in the United States by the RIAA.
Her breakout single “Tú” became a massive hit, reaching #5 on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks and becoming one of the most-played Latin pop songs of the late 1990s.
She followed up with a series of successful albums, including:
- Golpeando Fuerte (2000)
- Natural (2003)
- Melao (2004) – her first urban-influenced album
- 40 Grados (2006)
- Volverte a Ver (2007)
Noelia’s music spans Latin pop, EDM, and dance genres, with multiple Top 40 Latin Billboard chart hits.
She has sold over 10 million albums globally and toured extensively across the U.S., Latin America, and Europe.
In 2013, she released the English-language single “Mind Blown,” produced by Timbaland, which charted in the Billboard Dance/Club Play Songs chart at #2.
Noelia expanded her brand into business by launching:
- Celebriffy – a social media and content monetization platform
- Cherryland.vip – an adult content platform
- Noelia-branded Mastercard – a debit card tailored for U.S. Latino communities
She is also known for her influence in Latin American fashion and pop culture, blending her music career with entrepreneurial ventures.

Noelia was born on August 31, 1979, in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
She is the daughter of renowned Puerto Rican singer and actress Yolandita Monge and Uruguayan businessman Alfredo Lorenzo.
Noelia married her manager and music executive Jorge Reynoso in 2007.
She is multilingual and fluent in both Spanish and English.
Known for being private about her personal relationships, Noelia keeps much of her life out of the public eye despite her fame.
She is passionate about women’s empowerment, digital entrepreneurship, and supporting Latin American causes.
Noelia is a fitness enthusiast and often shares health, beauty, and lifestyle tips with her fans.
Her hobbies include fashion design, business innovation, and technology ventures, particularly in the online content and fintech space.

Estimated Net Worth: Approximately $8 million
Primary Income Sources: Music (album sales, touring, streaming), entrepreneurial ventures (lingerie brand “Noelicious,” Noelia’s Cabaret, social platforms like Celebriffy and Cherryland.vip, branded Mastercard), and modeling/acting appearances
Additional Revenue: Receives royalties from her gold-certified album and multiple Billboard-chart hits, as well as earnings from her business and digital platforms
Other Estimates: Some less-reliable sources list her net worth far higher (e.g., up to $150 million), but these figures are not supported by mainstream finance or media publications

Her debut album Noelia (1999) was certified Gold by the RIAA in the United States for its strong sales performance.
The hit single “Tú” reached #5 on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks and earned a nomination for Pop Song of the Year at the Lo Nuestro Awards.
“Tú” also received a Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) Latin Award for airplay success.
Recipient of the prestigious Latin Billboard Music Award for her contributions to Latin pop.
Named “International Singer of the Year” at Italy’s Festivalbar, a major European music festival.
Her 2013 English single “Mind Blown“, produced by Timbaland, reached #2 on the Billboard Dance/Club Play Songs chart.
Recognized for being one of the first Latin female artists to transition into digital platforms and fintech through her own branded Mastercard and social apps.
Has sold over 10 million records worldwide and charted multiple singles on Latin Billboard charts.

Noelia is the daughter of legendary Puerto Rican singer and actress Yolandita Monge, making her part of a musical legacy.
Her breakout single “Tú” became a signature love anthem in Latin pop and remains a fan favorite to this day.
Noelia performed at Madison Square Garden early in her career—an impressive milestone for a young Latin artist.
She is multilingual and fluent in both Spanish and English, often blending cultures in her music and brand.
Noelia is known for her entrepreneurial drive, having launched her own lingerie line, social platforms like Celebriffy, and a branded Mastercard.
In 2011, she broke records with an online concert that drew over 3.5 million viewers—a digital milestone at the time.
She has appeared in several fashion and lifestyle magazines and was once named one of the sexiest women in Latin America.
Despite being a pop icon, she is deeply private and rarely gives interviews, maintaining a strong boundary between public and personal life.