Nataly Rivera best known as Naëla (born July 17, 1990, Bogota, Colombia), is a Colombian singer, author and songwriter. She made her music debut as the opening act in the show that Mexican group Camila gave in Bogota in 2010. Followed this, she released her debut single No Quiero Estar Sin Ti belongs to her debut album Naëla. In 2011, she released two new single of her album, Esta Noche Mando Yo and Muero Por Amarte. Biography Naela was born July 17, 1990, in Bogota City. When she was a child, she discovered her passion for music, dedicating her free times to work in her own songs, to register in all music events she got information, winning a lot of awards in contests and scholar show. Her music and style are part of the music genre pop rock, through which her personality is reflected as the only one. She has an old brother, Mauricio Rivera who is a singer, too. She grew up under influenced of Latino artists as Gloria Estefan and Olga Tañón which helped her to develop her talent as a singer and songwriter. Other artists that she admire had helped her to discover her own brand, into the list of this artists are: Pink, Goo Goo Dolls, Guns N' Roses, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, Miguel Mateos, Soda Stereo, and others. Professional career 2009–2010: Musical debut Naëla made her music debut on December 10, 2009, in a showcase made in Bogota, in the Hard Rock Cafe's place; in front of more than 300 guests among whom were journalists, entrepreneurs, media, her family and friends. On February 16, 2010, she released her first single named No Quiero Estar Sin Ti from her debut album, counting with a great success; success that led her to be part of different projects among which stands out her special appearance in the Canal Caracol's TV Production Tierra De Cantores in 2010. Besides, she was one of the invited artists in the premiere of the Canal RCN' Serie La Pola performing her song No Quiero Estar Sin Ti and let her to be the winning at Dj TV Awards 2010 in the category for Best Female National Artist. 2011: Next singles, success and debut album On March 21, 2011, she released her second single, Muero Por Amarte, the music video was released on March 22, 2011, and was directed by Leo Carreño