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• Xuxa_discography abstract "Xuxa is a Brazilian, singer, presenter, actress and 2 times Latin Grammy Award winner for Best Kids Album. This is a list of her songs and albums. Xuxa has a total of more than 30 million albums sold worldwide, Xuxa is the second female artist to have most songs at the No. 1 spot in Brazil, she have 12 song at the number one spot. By 2008, Xuxa is the best-selling female singer in Brazil.His musical career had begun in 1984 with the album 'Children's Club' (Clube da Criança). But was with 'Xou da Xuxa' (LP had sold more than two million copies, beating the South American record sales of a single disk), 'Xegundo Xou da Xuxa' and 'Xou da Xuxa 3' (This album sold in its launch latest updates of 3 million copies, data from 2008 show that had been sold latest updates of 10 million copies. According to Guinness, this is the best selling Infant album in the world, besides being the second among the TOP 10 Discs in Brazil until today.) highlight for the music 'Ilarie' which had its version translated into Spanish, reached the eleventh position of the Billboard Latin Songs in 1989, besides being most played song on radio stations in 1988 in Brazil, getting 20 weeks at No. 1 on the hit parade of Brazil, along with 'Faz Parte do Meu Show' of Cazuza. She is the biggest selling artist albums by the label Som LivreIn 1990, began his career in the international market, releasing their first album in Spanish 'Xuxa', where she appearances in Los Angeles, Miami, Mexico City and Vina del Mar in Chile, (where it receives the award for Festival Queen, the most important festival) ended up helping boost sales of the disc which reached the mark of 300,000 copies, reaching number one in several South American countries such as Argentina and Chile.Their second international album the 'Xuxa 2' was released on 25 April 1991 throughout Latin America and in some European countries, such as Spain and Portugal, the songs had already been disclosed months earlier along with his international tours. The initial expectation was that sales ultrapasassem the first album, which did not happen, but sales were good and exceeded two million copies. The Billboard magazine published in September 1992 that the disc "Xuxa 2" was the first-charting Spanish and appeared in position 77 of the 100 most sold in the world. The biggest hits on this disc were 'Loquita Por Ti' (# 29 on the billboard stop), 'Luna de Cristal' (# 35 on the chart billboard) and 'Chindolele' (# 10 on the billboard stop) all of big hits.In 1992, is launched album 'Xuxa 3' (in Spanish), the most interesting is the fact that this CD have the first unreleased song in Spanish (since the other versions were translated from Portuguese), the song of 'Sensación Vivir' became the one that had a good acceptance, both in Spain and in Latin America, ranking among the Top 100 of the European Hot 100 Singles, this album was released in several countries as Argentina, Bolivia, Spain, Canada, Colombia and the United States. In the same year, Xuxa won the award for best record and song for children in 6th Award Musca Brazilian, one of the most important in the country.In 1994, already established in Brazil, in Latin America and Spain, Xuxa was launched in North American market, their most successful songs were translated into English and presented on his TV show in the United States and would be released along with the CD 'Talk To Me', but the release was delayed due to a health problem she had at the time (back pain), and in the end was not released.After a turbulent time in America and weak sales of the compilation "Todos Sus Exitos" in the country, Xuxa pauses, focuses and records two albums at once: "Sexto Sentido" and "El Pequeño Mundo", each with their own production. "Sixth Sense" released in Brazil, with rapid sales exceeding 1,500,000 copies, turn its Latin version, "El Pequeno Mundo" slowly selling in Latin America and Europe about 400.000 copies. The album marks a change of record label Latin, until then the rights were controlled by Globo Records. Moving on to be released by the label Universal Music (PolyGram/Mercury).His career unfolds, throughout the 1990s focused on the teenage public, releasing albums like Xuxa, Sixth Sense (Sexto Sentido), Light to My Path (Luz do Meu Caminho), Tô de Bem with Life (Tô de Bem com a Vida), Good News (Boas Notícias) and Only Lacked you (Só Falta Você).In 2000 launches the first in a series of albums targeted to Brazilian children, creator and producer of the project, Xuxa was a precursor to the launch the first Xuxa Just for Baixinhos (in Portuguese: Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos). The big gamble paid off, and audiovisual became a great success, generating annual releases, with various themes and special appearances by renowned guest on Brazilian national music. The public recognition came with the approval of criticism. Nominated for Latin Grammy for best children's album five times by XSPB (Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos), Xuxa brought home two statues.The series "Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos" became an icon in Brazilian children's market. Already there are twelve editions, plus three DVDs with records shows four options boxes with collections. Occupying a permanent place in the lists of top selling DVDs of the country, the series has amassed sales of nine million copies.In 2009, she breaks up with Som Livre and signs a contract with Sony Music, by Sony has released their last four albums, 'Natal Mágico', 'Baixinhos, Bichinhos e Mais', 'Sustentabilidade' (his first DVD with 3D technology that it cost US$1 million to vaults of Sony Music becoming the most expensive album in the history of the label.), and 'É Pra Dançar' launched in June 2013.Xuxa also made long film career, for his contribution to children's cinema in Brazil, she was honored in Gramado Film Festival, one of the most important in South America.".
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