 Desiree' Estrada, also known simply as Desiree', is a Mexican- American singer, songwriter, and actress. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, she grew up watching her Grandfather perform tunes by artists such as James brown, and seeing her father build a career as a professional Artist, she was driven to, "get out of the East LA projects, and make my dreams reality," she says. 

Performing singing and dancing as a child in her local church, and school choir, she began her music career in 2009. Inspired by artists such as Selena, Sade, Camila, TLC, and Cafe Tacuba her music venture began with R&B, where she met Randy Hankins, and earned the opportunity to perform twice live on nationally televised show B.E.T. 106 & Park. 

In July of 2011, Desiree' announced she wanted to make music that was in english, spanish, and "spanglish," where she began working on her first spanish songs, "Cada dia es Navidad," and "Te Dare" with songwriter/ producer Leticia Ascencio (who has worked with Nicole Scherzinger, Rigo Luna, Christian Chavez, Kat Deluna and many others). 

Living and growing up in Los Angeles, CA her entire life, it was not until she heard "Stand by Me" by Prince Royce that she discovered the musical genre Bachata. She describes, "I have an emotional attachment to that song because it was a song my parents had dedicated to each other before they divorced when I was 3 years old, but hearing in the style of bachata was a feeling some would describe as "love at first sight". I love music that is organic, I get the chills hearing musicians play instruments from their heart, and I feel like Bachata is part of who I am, although I am not of Dominican descent, I am Bachata culture."

Under her new label Trevino Music Group, Desiree' makes her musical debut with a bachata rendition of one of the most loved songs of all time, "Don't Speak" by No Doubt. Produced by Jeeve Ducornet, the new version includes Spanish lyrics and showcases Desiree's angelic, heart-felt voice. 

Desiree' has graced the Green carpet at the Latin Grammy's, and the Red Carpet at the Latin Billboards and named "Best Dressed" by Telemundo in as she promotes the release of her version of "Don't Speak" that has already hit the Los Angeles Radio Airwaves. She was invited to the Dominican Republic to sing at the International Bachata Festival and shared the stage with the greatest bachata legends and influences, such as Luis Vargas, Yoskar Sarante, Elvis Martinez, Luis Miguel Del Amarge, and many more.

With the ability to adapt her voice to any musical style, Desiree' is also featured on an Electronic Dance Single produced by the Muzik Junkies entitled "OYE" which also features Angel Lopez (ex-Son By Four lead vocalist), and looks forward to working on various musical genres in the future.

Her album tentatively titled "Kween" due later next year will be covering a range of Urban Latin Styles (from bachata to acoustic) and will feature collaborations with many well-known songwriters including Leticia Ascencio, John Scott, Gilde Flores, Javier Ceja, Jeeve Ducornet, and Louis Harden. 

Desiree has made a strong impression on the Latin Music community, and recently opened for Latin super-star Jose Feliciano, and bachata artist Zacarias Ferreira. Currently on a nation-wide promotional tour, her radio interviews, and televised performances have quickly made her known as "the future of bachata." The young singer is winning the hearts of many as she passionately conveys her message of "fearless-ness" through her music, and musical journey. There is no question Desiree Estrada is already on her way to becoming a staple in latin music. 

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