Biographie
Paula De'Anda was born in San Angelo, Texas. Raised In Corpus Christi the hometown of her Inspiriation and Idol, Tejano-Soul Singer Selena Quintanilla. She was raised by her Father, restaurant owner and Angelo State University faculty member Estévan De'aanda and her Mother Barbara De'Anda a nurse at their local hospital and clinics. Since the age of six, Paula shown talent in singing and joined her church's choir and participate in local talent shows. By the time she was in her early teens, she started to record music at local studios and eventually caught the attention of Clive Davis at Artista Records who immediately took her under his wing and put her on tour with Baby Bash, Lil' Bow Wow, Ne-Yo, Jojo, and Nivea. Her list notable single is "Doing too Much" which later became her staple song, and received her nominations by MTV. By the age of sixteen she already had a certified Gold Self-titled studio album. From her Success at an early age she began to work on three projects, and film a movie for MTV's Super Sweet Sixteen spin-off film, during her time writing her sophomore album and Contemporary Spanish/Soul album, she took a interest in Modeling and signed a joint deal thanks to Clive Davis, however by 2009 Clive Davis Parted ways with Jive and Arista Records and Paula did so as well. Her last singles "Roll it" and "Besos" went on digital download l, with her two other album projects shelved. Paula took hiatus from music for two years, putting out limited singles and covers of famous singles, most notable is hers and JoJo's remix on Drake's "Marvin's Room". Soon she was selected to sing the National Anthem at the world broadcasting of "Canelo vs. Trout", the star spangled banner brought her back into the spotlight and encouraged her to later put out an E.P. and Auditioned for NBC's The Voice, which she later-ed went out to Compete against fellow Singer Sisaundra Lewis. After her time on The Vouce she put out another Mixtape titled "The Voices & The Beats", also putting out a cover she did of Arian Grande's "The Way" which many viewers found better than the original version. She then took another hiatus to re-engage herself back into modeling. Eventually she performed the Star Spangled Banner once again for the rematch of Canelo vs GGG, which was also broadcasted on Live televison, much like her first time performing it. She later came back to release a digital single "Don't Werk" with producer Chad Dexter, which garnered her more attraction. She took her time to put a few more digital, one more famous being is her reunion with Baby Bash and sampled track from Cassie titled "Me, You, Naw". Her success comes in 2019 with her two titled Single "Roll It" and "I Don't Wanna Wait" featuring Rico Rossi & M-Status.
