Ana Isabelle Bio

Ana Isabel Acevedo Aviles hails from Puerto Rico and is an actress, dancer and businesswoman. In December 2007, she released her debut album Por El Amor and in 2009 she took home Univision's Viva el Sueno. Ana Isabelle is a Puerto Rican actress, singer-songwriter and dancer who has been awarded numerous accolades. She landed Steven Spielberg's West Side Story Remake as Rosalia and was filming at New York City. Ana Isabelle was part of the seasoned actresses in Laurence Fishburne's Imprisoned as well as co-starring with Coppola in "Dementia 13". Ana has appeared on US Television in Seasons Of Love together with Taraji Henson. Gladys Knight. and Method Man. Ana also was the first Latina to perform in an NBA All Stars TNT commercial and sing the song of Kanye West's "Power". Some of the other TV credits she has had for Ana includes Younger, Strangers, and Big Dogs. Her other television credits include: Younger, Stronger as well as Big Dogs. She also made her New York Stage Debut off Broadway with Tito Nieves in the musical I Like it Like That. Alongside performing to sold-out audiences, Isabelle has also performed with Gilberto Santa Rosa in Carnegie Hall and duets performed by Luis Fonsi as well as Placido Dominco Jose Feliciano or Citifield. The singer has released three successful albums across Latin America and US and stole the hearts of over thirty million Latinos who participated in the voting process and helped make her the winner of Viva el Sueno an entertainment reality show produced by Univision in which Ana Isabelle was crowned as the next Latin pop star. Billboard Magazine named her an artist to watch.

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