Malú's Biography

Malú, born María Lucía Sánchez Benítez on March 15, 1982, in Madrid, Spain, is one of the most influential Spanish pop singers of her generation. Known for her powerful voice and emotional delivery, Malú combines elements of pop, flamenco, and Latin rhythms in her music, captivating audiences across Spain and Latin America. She is the daughter of flamenco guitarist Pepe de Lucía and the niece of the legendary guitarist Paco de Lucía, which has contributed to her deep musical roots. Malú's career took off at an early age when she released her debut album 'Aprendiz' in 1998, produced by Alejandro Sanz. Since then, she has released numerous platinum-selling albums, earning multiple music awards, including 40 Principales and Cadena Dial recognitions, as well as Latin Grammy nominations. Beyond music, Malú has served as a coach on 'La Voz' (The Voice Spain) and is known for her philanthropic work, especially in animal rights. Her relationships and outspoken nature have frequently attracted media attention, but her focus remains on her art and personal growth. With a loyal fan base and a net worth estimated at $11 million in 2024, Malú continues to innovate and inspire as a leading figure in Spanish music. Her passion for music, dedication to her craft, and connection with her audience make her a true icon in the industry.