seven Premio Furia Musical Awards, as well three Premio El Heraldo trophies: one for Best New Artist in 1994 and two Best Female Singer in 1997 and 2000. In 2002, Bárbara won the a Casandra Award for Most Outstanding International Artist. In 2005, she also won My Favorite Regional Mexican Artist at Univision's Juventud Awards, and 2006's Best Female Performer at Mexico's Oye! Awards (Mexico's version of the Grammy Awards). In September 2012, she was crowned queen of the LGBT community in Los Angeles, California, as well as in Atlanta, Georgia in 2014 and in San Francisco on January 1, 2015. By the fall of 2012, she was honored for her 20-year music trajectory from Regional Mexican Music award show Premios de la Radio. In a career spanning over 20 years, she has sold over 8 million albums, singles, and videos worldwide, making her one of the few female interpreters of Regional Mexican music to garner an international following that extends beyond México and the United States." To celebrate her first career recognition, Bárbara performed a medley of signature songs: "Lo Busque," "Como Me Haces Falta," "Tu Ingratitud," and "Bandido". She also celebrated the special ceremony by performing a duet of "Te Voy Olvidar" with Jenni Rivera (only one month before Rivera's death). In 2013, she was nominated for Female Artist of the Year at Premios de la Radio and the Mexican Billboard Music Awards. In 2014, she was nominated for Female Artist of the Year at Lo Nuestro Awards, Premios de la Radio, and People En Español's Entertainment Awards. In 2015, Ana Bárbara was nominated for Regional Mexican Female Artist of the Year at Univsion's Lo Nuestro Awards. By 2015, Ana Barbara reached over 75 million combined YouTube views of her music videos and special televised performances. She was scheduled to be honored by the Las Vegas Walk of Stars in 2015. Filmography Discography Ana Bárbara (1994) La Trampa (1995) Ay, amor (1996) Los besos no se dan en la camisa (1997) Tu decisión (1999) Te regalo la lluvia (2001) Te atraparé... Bandido (2003) Loca de amar (2004) No es brujería (2006) Rompiendo cadenas (2009) Yo soy la mujer (2014) References External links Ana Bárbara's official website Ana Bárbara's Acceso Total performance and interview Search: Ana Bárbara - AllMusic.com 1971 births Living people Fonovisa Records artists Grupera musicians Latin Grammy Award winners Latin music songwriters Mexican women singer-songwriters Mexican