did not make the Spanish chart. In November 2007, Natalia returned with a new album, Radikal, and a new single, Rebelde en Libertad. Radikal debuted in the Spanish charts at 56. Discography Albums Singles All regularly Singles and their chart peak position: Spain (SPA), United Kingdom (UK), Dominican Republic (DR). Videography Vas a volverme loca (2002) La noche llegó (2002) No soy un ángel (2002) Besa mi piel (2003) Sólo tu amor (2003) Sombras (2004) Que no puede ser (2004) I love this game"(feat Lexter) (2005) Loco por mi (2006) Orden de desalojo (2007) Rebelde en libertad (2007) Filmography OT: La película (2002) Arde la calle (2005) Nocturna (2007) - voice El Arca de Noé (2007) - voice Trivia Although she was 12th in the first edition of Spain's version of Fame Academy, Operación Triunfo, she was: the first contestant to receive a record deal, first to release 2, 3 then 4 albums and first to have a single in a non-Spanish speaking country (one week before David Bisbal released his debut in Germany), a duet with Joanne Zimmer. In May 2005, the video of I Love This Game got premiered on CD:UK, a British music program on ITV. In November 2012 Natalia made her international debut at a private Gala function for Action Care a humanitarian focused company in Dubai. The prominent multicultural audience greatly enjoyed Natalia's lively performance. As well she debuted her new heart touching song "Find My Own Way". She was one of the Spanish national Jury at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 held at Kyiv, Ukraine. See also Operación Triunfo References External links Natalia Official Website Natalia Tour 2007 MySpace Natalia Interview With Kiwibox.com 1982 births Living people People from Sanlúcar de Barrameda Singers from Andalusia 21st-century Spanish singers 21st-century Spanish women singers