MIAMI.- The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced that the singer Jenny Rivera will be honored with a estrella posthumous in the Hollywood walk of famein a ceremony that will take place on June 27.
“The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is proud to honor the legendary Jenni Rivera with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Jenni’s star represents not only her incredible achievements as an artist, but also her resilience, bravery and unbreakable spirit who continue to inspire fans around the world,” Walk of Fame producer Ana Martinez said in a statement.
The Diva de la Banda star will be number 2,783, in the recording category; and will be located in front of Capitol Records on Vine Street.
The institution confirmed that Gloria Trevi will be the guest to dedicate a few words to the late interpreter. Likewise, Rivera’s children, Jacqie, Johnny, Chiquis, Jenicka and Michael will be in charge of accepting the recognition on her behalf.
premature death
The Inolvidable interpreter died on December 9, 2012, when the plane in which she was traveling from Monterrey to Toluca, Mexico, crashed. Rivera was 43 years old.
During her career, the singer positioned herself as the most successful woman within the regional Mexican genre and in the charts latinos from Billboard.
He also placed more than 30 songs like Contraband, Enough and Results on the Regional Mexican Airplay list, and 15 of them in the top 10, according to the platform specialized in music.
“On the Hot Latin Songs chart, he placed a total of 25 songs, two of which reached the top 10: Now that you’ve been away y The same great lady”.
