Federica Quijano Tapia, born on August 16, 1974 in Mexico City, Mexico, is a well-known pop singer and actress. She is the eldest of six children born to Eduardo Quijano Alemán and María Antonieta Tapia. From a young age, Federica showed a passion for music and performance.
Federica's musical journey began when she co-founded the Mexican band Kabah in 1992 alongside her brother Andre. Kabah quickly rose to fame in the Mexican music scene and released several successful albums, including the hit "La Calle de las Sirenas" in 1996. The group's popularity continued to grow throughout the 90s, solidifying Federica's place as a prominent figure in the music industry.
While known primarily for her music, Federica also ventured into acting in 2007 with her debut in the film "Pamela." Her performance caught the eye of many, leading to her being featured on the cover of Penthouse in February 2007. Federica showcased her versatility as an entertainer, proving she could excel in both music and acting.
Family has always been important to Federica, and she has a close relationship with her brother Andre, who also performed in Kabah. In addition to her biological family, Federica has expanded her family by adopting two children, María and Sebastián. She has also found love with Flor Benavides, whom she began dating.
In 2015, fans were thrilled when Kabah reunited for the OV7 Kabah Tour, bringing together Federica, her bandmates, and their loyal followers. Federica's passion for music remains strong, and she continues to make her mark on the entertainment industry. Aside from her music and acting, she has also founded La Gotera Producciones and co-hosted the television series KIU, showcasing her talents behind the scenes as well.