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about athena :

Athena Beltrán , artistically known as Athena, a beautiful girl born in Nogoyá, Argentina from two really working parents, but they always found time to spend with her; she has always been grateful for that.

She has always been interested in music and dance from a very young age, but it was at the age of 12 that she started to get involved, especially when her grandfather gave her her first guitar and she started taking singing lessons.

Beltrán began studying Literature at the National University of Rosario, but six months later he realized that she wanted to study music and dropped out. At first, her parents were disappointed by the effort they both made to cover the costs of his studies; Athena however, asked them for a second chance to enroll and start studying music and at the same time, meanwhile she began uploading some covers on Instagram. She was noticed and then invited by the band “Rombai” to do a casting in Buenos Aires, managing to be selected and becoming the female voice of the Uruguayan musical group. The group performed on some of the most important stages in Latin America, until Athena announced her departure from the group to focus on her solo career.

Not so long after, she signed a contract with Sony Music and WK Entertainment and started her solo career, collaborating with influential artists of her country and LATAM and day by day she was making clear who she was and most importantly, that she came in the industry to stay and make everyone remember her name.

She now has two successful albums, called “¿tu crees en mi?” and “.mp3”, with it at the time she had made history as the album by an Argentine female artist with the highest debut in the history of Argentine Spotify, counting more than two million streams, positively changing her career and marking her name even more. She recently made history as well as the first woman ever to sold out ten times the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires in less than ten hours, with a capacity of 15k people, and the first woman ever to sold out the Vélez Stadium in Buenos Aires four times with a capacity of 50k people.