Cynthia Nilson
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Cynthia Nilson | |
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| Born | August 22, 1970 Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter |
| Spouse | Darío Moscatelli |
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| Genres | Pop |
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| Years active | 1991-present |
Cynthia Sara Nilson (born August 22, 1970), also known as Cynthia Nilson, is an Argentine pop singer and songwriter.
She began singing professionally with her father Carlos Nilson[1] in several songs for Argentine television shows like Ritmo de la Noche starring Marcelo Tinelli, Jugate Conmigo and Verano del '98 with Cris Morena. In the 1990s, she began performing with her own rock bands until 1995 the Argentinian pop group the Sacados hired Nilson to sing and play keyboards during their Colombian tour with Shakira and since then has been the Sacados' vocalist till present. She also sang the lead song of Verano del '98, a hit song from a famous television series. She has collaborated in many records as a writer and singer with Julio Iglesias, Ricardo Montaner, Azúcar Moreno, Alexandre Pires,[2] Kelly Clarkson, Shaila Durcal, Noelia, Patricia Manterola, Aracely Arambula, Tierra Cero, Ninel Conde, Twiggy, Machito Ponce, Cynthia, Kika, Edgar, Pilar Montegro, and Don Omar. She also wrote music for other Mexican television series, including La Jaula de Oro and El Amor no tiene Precio. She is an ASCAP award winner and has been nominated for several Grammy Awards. Cynthia Nilson appears on the 90s Pop Tour vol 2 cd and DVD, and on the new 2019 90s pop CD /DVD 90s Tour Volumen 3.
Personal life
Cynthia is married to Darío Moscatelli, Music Producer and The Sacados leader.[citation needed] She lives in Miami, Florida with her husband and children.[citation needed]
