{"id":632,"date":"2026-11-05T07:48:07","date_gmt":"2026-11-05T12:48:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/musicascristianas.online\/biografias-y-discos\/?p=632"},"modified":"2026-11-05T07:48:09","modified_gmt":"2026-11-05T12:48:09","slug":"annette-moreno-complete-biography-and-discography-with-all-her-albums-and-songs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/musicascristianas.online\/biografias-y-discos\/en\/annette-moreno-complete-biography-and-discography-with-all-her-albums-and-songs\/","title":{"rendered":"Annette Moreno: complete biography and discography with all her albums and songs"},"content":{"rendered":"

The story of Annette Moreno<\/a> is that of the Mexican-American singer-songwriter who went from playing violin in a Christian mariachi to becoming one of the most beloved female voices in Spanish-language Christian music: with \u00abUn \u00c1ngel Llora\u00bb<\/strong> she reached a movie soundtrack, a Latin Grammy nomination and the top of Christian radio all over the continent. In this post we tell her complete biography and review her entire discography, album by album<\/strong>. If you want to listen to Annette Moreno<\/a>, here we tell you where to find her Annette Moreno songs<\/a> gathered on M\u00fasica Cristiana<\/a>, where she has 161 songs.<\/p>\n

\"Annette<\/p>\n

1. Complete biography<\/h2>\n

The origins: third of twelve children, in San Diego (1972-1995)<\/h3>\n

Annette Marie Moreno was born on April 26, 1972, in San Diego, California, United States, the third of the twelve children of Eliezer Moreno Jr. and Linda Moreno, Mexican immigrants; her father was a pastor and musician. In 1977 the family moved to Tucson, Arizona, the city where she still lives. Trained and educated in music, from the age of 12 Annette began her career in the mariachi group Los Salmos de Eliezer Moreno Jr., where she played violin and sang until she was 24. By then, besides singing, she had already written some song lyrics.<\/p>\n

First solo album and the Rojo years (1995-2002)<\/h3>\n

In 1995, using her own compositions, she recorded her first album as a solo artist, titled \u00abVolar Libre\u00bb<\/strong>. In 1997, after years focused on ranchera music (mariachi), she joined the group Rojo, led by Emmanuel Espinosa, playing Christian rock and pop. In 2001, Rojo released its self-titled debut album, which contains a song composed by Annette Moreno titled \u00abJard\u00edn de Rosas\u00bb<\/strong>, one of the band’s best-known songs. At the same time, Annette released her second solo album, \u00abEl Amor que me das\u00bb<\/strong>, for which she received a nomination for the Ritmo Latino awards.<\/p>\n

\u00abUn \u00c1ngel Llora\u00bb<\/strong> and consecration (2002-2007)<\/h3>\n

In 2002, Annette decided to focus on her own compositions and, together with her brother El\u00ed Moreno, began the \u00abAnnette Moreno y Jard\u00edn\u00bb<\/strong> era, which led to her leaving Rojo. On October 1, 2002, her third album, titled \u00abUn \u00c1ngel Llora\u00bb<\/strong>, was released, with the singles \u00abB\u00e1jate de la Canoa\u00bb<\/strong>, \u00abComplicado\u00bb<\/strong> and \u00abGuardi\u00e1n de mi coraz\u00f3n\u00bb<\/strong>, which spent a long time at the top of Christian radio in Mexico and other Latin countries. With this album she received several nominations \u2014Latin Grammy, Premios Arpa, Premios Vida, La Conquista, Integridad and De la Gente\u2014 and won awards at the Arpa, La Conquista and Premios Vida. The soundtrack of the movie \u00abCicatrices\u00bb<\/strong>, directed by Paco del Toro, contains songs from this album. Almost a year later, at the end of 2003, she released a new album, \u00abNavidad\u00bb<\/strong>, and in 2004 she published \u00abRuleta Rusa\u00bb<\/strong>. In early 2005 she released a compilation of her hits, \u00abEn Vivo\u00bb<\/strong>, on CD and DVD, and the same year the compilation \u00abRewind\u2026 Lo esencial de Annette Moreno\u00bb<\/strong>. During this time she also took part in other projects such as \u00abM\u00fasica Grupera\u00bb<\/strong>, \u00abOrbita X\u00bb<\/strong>, \u00abNo me Critiques\u00bb<\/strong>, \u00abProyecto Disc\u00edpulo\u00bb<\/strong> and \u00abIsrael 3\u00bb<\/strong>, and she wrote songs for the movies \u00abPunto y Aparte\u00bb<\/strong> and \u00abUn d\u00eda sin mexicanos\u00bb<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

New sounds, \u00abDemente\u00bb<\/strong> and the book (2006-2015)<\/h3>\n

In 2006 the album \u00abAnnette Moreno\u00bb<\/strong> (also known as \u00abMentira\u00bb<\/strong>) came out, with more personal songs, and she toured much of Latin America. In 2008 she returned to rock music with \u00abRevolucionar\u00bb<\/strong>, which won Best Female Vocalist Album at the 2008 Premios Arpa. In 2011 she released \u00abBarco de papel\u00bb<\/strong>, trying out a new sound; the highlights were \u00abAqu\u00ed est\u00e1n las llaves\u00bb<\/strong> and the single \u00abBarco de papel\u00bb<\/strong>. In 2012 she took part in Tercer Cielo’s album with the song \u00abDemente\u00bb<\/strong>, released as a single, which within days became a hit on Christian and secular radio and charted on Billboard: #18 on Hot Latin Songs, #46 on Latin Airplay and #18 on Latin Pop Songs. In 2013 she recorded \u00abSu Mirada\u00bb<\/strong>, a song she wrote for Funky and Redimi2’s album \u00abM\u00e1s\u00bb<\/strong>, and she published her autobiographical book \u00abLos perros que ladran\u00bb<\/strong>, where she tells her experiences through her life and music career. In 2015 she presented \u00abExtra\u00f1o mi futuro\u00bb<\/strong>; \u00abDebajo del agua\u00bb<\/strong> was the single from this project.<\/p>\n

Still going: \u00abAnsiedad\u00bb<\/strong>, \u00ab1972\u00bb<\/strong> and \u00abLa Reina\u00bb<\/strong> (2016-2026)<\/h3>\n

In 2016 she released the single in English and Spanish \u00abBelleza\u00bb<\/strong> \/ \u00abSo Beautiful\u00bb<\/strong>, and two years later she released \u00abAnsiedad\u00bb<\/strong> (2018); the World Tour Ansiedad 2018 marked her return to the stage. In 2020 she released three independent singles: \u00abHola, Hola\u00bb<\/strong>, \u00abFachada\u00bb<\/strong> and \u00abDise\u00f1o de Dios\u00bb<\/strong>. In 2022 she released her new album \u00ab1972\u00bb<\/strong>. In 2023 she released the single \u00abEn D\u00edas As\u00ed\u00bb<\/strong>, and in 2024 she premiered \u00abHappy Birthday\u00bb<\/strong>, the lead-up to her most recent album, \u00abLa Reina\u00bb<\/strong>, released on November 1, 2024. Annette Moreno lives in Tucson, Arizona, with her husband Donnie Serrano and their four children.<\/p>\n

2. Complete discography<\/h2>\n

Complete discography of Annette Moreno<\/h3>\n

This is the complete list of her releases, in chronological order. Tap an album name to go straight to its block, with its cover and its track list verified on iTunes: studio albums are in section 3; live albums, EPs, remixes and compilations are in section 8. Singles are in section 5. Note: the compilation \u00abRewind\u2026 Lo esencial de Annette Moreno\u00bb<\/strong> was only released on CD and is not on Apple Music, so its block has no cover.<\/p>\n