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Valerie Morales

b. 1976

Puerto Rican singer

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Born 1976. Valerie Morales is an American singer and actor.

Valerie Morales (born January 18, 1976), also known simply as Valerie or Valerie Flow, is a Puerto Rican singer who has worked with a variety of musical performers including Daddy Yankee, Wisin Y Yandel, and Hector & Tito, among others. She was born and raised in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Morales began her musical career in 1996 and her acting career in 2001.

Musical career 2001–2002: Career beginnings In 2001, Morales began appearing in various sketches for comedies on Puerto Rican television. They were produced by Tony Mojena Television, an affiliate of Telemundo in Puerto Rico. Among the programs were "El Gran Bejuco", "Susa y Epifanio", and "Dame un Break". Morales, wanting to assist some of her friends find jobs in television, eventually started a talent agency. She later began appearing in videos for reggaetón artists, when the women that were originally picked could not be there. These included Trebol Clan and Lito & Polaco, among others. She has worked with La X 100.7 FM, Univision Radio in New Yorks first 24 hour Reggaeton Station "La Kalle", WHKQ ("KQ103") in Orlando and 92.5 Maxima in Tampa (CBS Radio/Beasley Media Group. She has been working for and for La Mega 101.1FM in Tampa, FL.Q Broadcasting.

2003–2005: Flow Music contract and "Te Exitare"

While going to college full-time, Morales would sing in locales where she was the only female. In 2003, she met with long-time friend Noriega. After listening to a song performed by Nelly and Kelly Rowland ("Dilemma"), Morales "ended up singing lyrics she wrote to a similar melody" of the song.

The following year, she participated in The Noise Biografía with "Lo Que Quiero Es Bailar". Morales was the back-up singer for duo Wisin & Yandel's first three concerts also playing Yandel's girlfriend in the movie Mi Vida. Her 2004 single "Ven y Baila" was featured on Noriega's Contra La Corriente (2004). The album featured "commercial" material, "full of reggaetón ballads" and "clean lyrics" that "women can relate to". In 2008, she was hired by Telemundo Studios Miami to record "Doble Vida" the theme song for the telenovela El Rostro de Analía on Telemundo. Since 2012, Morales was the lead on-air personality for 92.5 Maxima in Tampa, Florida. In 2018 she was offered to be the lead on-air personality for 101.1 FM La Mega, also in Tampa, Florida.

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Who is Valerie Morales?

Puerto Rican singer

When was Valerie Morales born?

Valerie Morales was born on 18 January 1976 in Fajardo.

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Valerie Morales is a singer and actor.

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Valerie Morales is American.

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· Wikipedia: Valerie Morales

· Wikidata: Q16732834

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