Sayanna, Puerto Rican singer, songwriter, dancer and actor, is undoubtedly one of the Latin artists who has broken more hearts with his natural charisma. The artist, who has released 22 studio albums and sold over 40 million records worldwide, has only one eye on one person, his beautiful wife, Marilisa Maronessiwhose daughter Isadora FigueroaInherited all its beauty.
Sayanna He began his career as a soloist after breaking up with the music group “Los Chicos” and married a former beauty queen and Venezuelan lawyer. Marilisa Maronessi Since 1992. Together with the former beauty queen, the singer has two children: Lorenzo Valentino and Isadora Figueroa.
Father in 1984 Isadora Figueroa He released his first solo album titled “Sayanna That’s my name”. Finally, in 1987, he got a contract to sign with Sony Music and recorded his first self-titled album, which made him known in Latin America with the hit “Fiesta en America”. In 1988 he released his second self-titled album. Released the album.Sayanna II” becomes a resounding success.
By 1990, father Isadora Figueroa She released her fifth studio album, “Tiempo de vals”, which included a hit of the same name that became popular for quinceañera parties and is still used today. 1992 was particularly good Sayanna He created one of the biggest hits of his career, “Progame”, establishing himself at number one in music in Latin America. Plus, that same year I would marry his beautiful wife. Marilisa Maronessi.
Marilisa Maronessibeautiful wife Sayanna, was a Miss Venezuela candidate in 1988 at the age of 19. At the time, the beauty queen was studying law at the “Central University of Venezuela,” from which she later graduated. The artist’s wife gave him a beautiful daughter. Isadora FigueroaHe stands by his father’s talent.
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