Recorded at the Arena Monterray and Mexico City's Sports Palace, La Trayectoria is the first live album from controversial "supreme diva of Mexican pop" Gloria Trevi. The 2006 collection features performances of 15 of her biggest hits, from her 1989...

Additional personnel: Olga Tañón.

Recording information: Cosmo Studios México; Gospa Recording, McAllen, TX; HelloStudios, Los Angeles, CA.
After scoring five number ones and her first Billboard Hot 200 entry with 2007's Una Rosa Blu, controversial diva Gloria Trevi's...

Release Date: 1997-01-28, Audio CD, Sony U.S. Latin

Personnel: Armando Avila (guitar, acoustic guitar, bajo sexto, piano, keyboards, programming, electronics); Javier Calderón (guitar); Vladimir Tokarev (violin, concertina); Nikkous Louminik, Hans Andersson, Franz Morales, Oleg Gouk, Verinna...

Gloria Trevi was only 19 when she recorded her debut album, Qué Hago Aquí?, which established the Mexican singer as a major star in the Latin pop and rock en Español fields. Fueled by the infectious, new wave-ish single "Dr. Psiquiatra," this CD...

Traces the rise and fall of the Latin American singer and movie actress, discussing how her talent school was found to be a front for a sex-slave operation, the paternity of the child she conceived in prison, the role of a rival television network...

Videos of Latin pop singer Gloria Trevi's greatest hits are compiled in LA HISTORIA. This collection features songs from her early career, like her first hit, "Dr. Psiquiatra," as well as later offerings like, "Que Bueno Que No Fui Lady Di."

Videos of Latin pop singer Gloria Trevi's greatest hits are compiled in LA HISTORIA. This collection features songs from her early career, like her first hit, "Dr. Psiquiatra," as well as later offerings like, "Que Bueno Que No Fui Lady Di."