Ellie De la Fuente

Mexican singer primarily working in the genres of jazz, classical, pop‑ballad, rock, funk, folk, chill out, deep house, and huapango.

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Discovered in 2020 by Allison Salazar, she released over three years: 24 singles, two live EPs — Statu Quo and Statu Quo II (Acoustic Version) — and three studio LPs: Azúcar y Sal, Lullabies LP (Piano Version), and Once Upon a Time, with “Saltarín” and “Coqueta – Demo” being her biggest hits to date.

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During this time she has shared the stage with Zona Rika and has recorded in the studio with Kota, Zingerman, Phillip Vonesh, and Andrea Dibitonto.

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An emerging songwriter with considerable talent, her early work is reflected in songs such as “Azúcar y Sal”, “Am Pm”, and “Pop!” (a collaboration with Zingerman). Likewise, in 2022 she wrote the song “Gracias” and actively contributed to the composition of “So Far Away”, recorded in Toronto, Canada; both tracks were released in 2023.

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She also recorded a Chill Out/Lounge cover of “Bésame Mucho” (Consuelo Velázquez).

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Five years after releasing her first single, “Paso a Paso”, she has surpassed 100,000 plays of her music on digital platforms.