Monique Abbadie, born on October 2, 1992, in Miami, Florida, is a Cuban pop singer who first gained recognition as a contestant on season four of the popular NBC competition show, The Voice. Growing up in South Florida, Monique was raised in a traditional family, where her parents did not initially support her passion for music.
Despite her parents' reservations, Monique pursued her dreams and obtained a criminal justice degree from Florida National University in 2011. She furthered her education by earning a degree in journalism and mass communications from Florida International University, showcasing her dedication to both her academic and musical pursuits.
Monique's big break came when she auditioned for The Voice and impressed the judges with her rendition of Shakira's hit song, "Loca." Her captivating performance not only earned her a spot on the show but also garnered her a loyal fan base.
Following her time on The Voice, Monique released her debut single, "Baja El Sol," in 2014. The song showcased her powerful vocals and infectious energy, solidifying her status as a rising star in the music industry.
In addition to her original music, Monique has built a strong presence on social media, particularly on YouTube. With over 140,000 subscribers and 70 million views on her channel, she continues to connect with fans from all over the world through her music.
Outside of her music career, Monique is known for her dedication to her family and roots. Despite early challenges and lack of support, she has persevered in pursuing her passion for music, inspiring others to follow their dreams unapologetically.
With her vibrant personality and powerhouse vocals, Monique Abbadie continues to make waves in the music industry, captivating audiences with her talent and authenticity.
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