Name	Carolina De La O
Height
Naionality	Colombian
Date of Birth	12-April-1979
Place of Birth	Manizales, Caldas, Colombia
Famous for	Singing

Carolina De La O is a Colombian Salsa and Tropical music singer. Carolina la O made her live debut at the age of six, singing a traditional song called "Campesina Santandereana" at her elementary school. After she graduated from a local university, holding a management degree, In 1999, she ventured as a solo artist with her album, El Son de Ahora with a rhythm similar to the work she did while in Alquimia and a style of her own.

In 2001 Carolina la O returned with her second solo album was released Dulce Veneno the title of her first single, where she proved to be among the best in her genre. The album was filled out by including remixes of the title song, Dulce Veneno in ranchera, ballad, and the original salsa romantica, format. Although weaker than her first solo effort, it contains a stunning song "Sabe a Chocolate". In 2003, her third album was released Carolina which was produced by Kike Santander. That same year, Budweiser (Anheuser-Busch) picked Carolina as Latin Image. In 2004 Carolina then continued her success when she was asked to join the Telemundo reality show on the Latin American television hit, Protagonistas de la Fama VIP. Carolina la O received two Latin Billboard Music Award nominations for "Tropical Female Artist of the year" for her album "Dulce Veneno" in 2002. In 2010 she was once again nominated for Female Artist of the Year under the Tropical-genre category. The awards aired in Telemundo. During 2010, the Colombian singer, remained the leader in the popularity charts at the top ranking in U.S.A, reaching # 5 nationally, # 1 in Puerto Rico, # 1 in Venezuela, Ecuador and Peru, " Que queda de este amor " y " El Ultimo Beso "songs that are part of her album "Carolina la O En Vivo " She was also back to her country Colombia aboard the Hospital Ship "Comfort" as a member of the humanitarian mission that the American squad held in the town of Covenas and surrounding communities, from 8 until August 11. She performed aboard a ship for its nearly 900 crew and in the main square of town both accompanied by the Band of the U.S. Air Force and part of the original musicians of her group for 5 thousand plus attendees.

Carolina la O formed part of the tribute "Salsa: A Tribute to El Gran Combo", in commemoration of 48 years of Salsa Institution during the month of October, in the musical production of Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, the Colombian recorded the song "El Menu" with Edgar Daniel and NG-2 with accompanying by Roselyn Pabón, the Symphony Orchestra of the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico and the musical director, Isidro Infante on the piano. The Colombian artist concludes a nomination for the second consecutive year in the category "Tropical Female Artist of the Year at the Premios Lo Nuestro, in one of the major categories of the 2011 version.