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Glorimar Montalvo Castro (better known as Glory or Glow) was born in Santurce, Puerto Rico. She is a reggaeton artist.

Glory

It is reggaeton’s most renowned female voice. Throughout the world, thousands are familiar with her phrases "Suelta como gabete" and "dame más gasolina". During her career’s 12 years she has collaborated in the productions of high caliber interpreters such as Daddy Yankee (Gasolina), Don Omar (La Traicionera), Hector & Tito, Eddie Dee and others.

Audiences from Central and South America, Spain and from the U.S. most important cities know her moves and projection on the stage. Her most recent hit, "La Popola" positions her as the most versatile singer within the genre.

Recognized as La Gata Gangster, this multitalented artist launches her second solo production. Once again, Glory brands her unique style by merging various popular music genres with reggaeton. Her sons capture "the feel of the street" with the characteristic hue of the expression of those who listen to her music. As a woman, she faithfully portrays love’s romance and disillusion.

The singles "Perreo 101" and "La Tracionera" with Don Omar are instant hits. A new version of the successful "La Popola" together with Valentino, of the famous duo Magnate y Valentino, certify this production, Glou/Glory, as this year’s best.

Discography

Albums

Glou: #Intro #Perreo 101 #Acelera #La Traicionera #Dale, Dale #Sin Freno #Paso #Ahora Regresas #Popolear #Flor del Barrio #Te Vas #Lento #Popola #Outro

The album was released on June 28, 2005.

Singles

"La Popola", later re-released
"Perreo 101", #10 Reggaeton Top 20
"La Tracionera" , #2 Reggaeton Top 20

Songs appeared on

"Gasolina"
"Reggaeton Latino"
"Machete"
"Castigo"

Albums appeared on

"La Gata Suelta"
"Dúro"
"Te Vas"
"Tentacion y Pecado"
"Outro "

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