Ana Isabelle Bio

Ana Isabel Acevedo Aviles, an Puerto Rican actress and dancer is also an entrepreneur. In December 2007 she debuted Por El Amor, and she was awarded Univision's Viva el Sueno. Ana Isabelle is a Puerto Rican performer, actress, and dancer who has been awarded numerous accolades. She landed Steven Spielberg's West Side Story Remake as Rosalia, filming on location in New York City. The actress also starred alongside Laurence Fishburne on the film Imprisoned. Isabelle has also been a part of Coppola's Dementia 13 remake. Ana was the first to make her US Television debut in Seasons Of Love with Taraji P Henson, Gladys Knight and Method Man and was the first Latina singer to appear in a TNT NBA All Stars commercial in which she and actor Chazz Palminteri paid homage to legends from the basketball world with Ana singing "Power" from Kanye West. Other television credits include: Younger, Strangers and Big Dogs. Alongside her Broadway Worlds Regional Award, she received it for her role in the roles of Eva Peron and Anita at the Guthrie Theatre in West Side Story as well as Asolo Repertory Theatre in Evita. In addition to performing for packed audiences, Isabelle has performed with Gilberto Santa Rosa in Carnegie Hall and duets performed by Luis Fonsi as well as Placido Dominco Jose Feliciano or Citifield. Ana Isabelle has three highly profitable Latin American as well as US recordings. She has won the hearts of more than 30 million Latinos during Viva el Sueno which was a Univision music reality program in which she was crowned as the next Latin singer. Billboard Magazine has called Ana Isabelle as an "Artist To Watch".

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