Victoria Acosta

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Victoria Acosta
Born c. 1992
Origin Flag of the United States San Antonio, Texas, US
Genre(s) Teen pop, pop rock, rhythm and blues, mariachi
Occupation(s) Singer
Instrument(s) Vocals
Years active 2005—present
Label(s) Covert Entertainment

Victoria Acosta (born circa 1992) is an American pop singer from San Antonio, Texas best known for her 2005 hit single "The World's Gone Crazy" from her album Once Upon A Time.

Acosta enrolled in mariachi music school at age six and at age eight won the title of Best Mariachi Music Vocalist in the United States at the Ford and Lincoln Mercury Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza 2000. She studied voice with Latin Grammy Award winner Manuel Vargas while signed with the Covert Entertainment record label. In 2004, she began recording her debut album Once Upon A Time in which the song "The World's Gone Crazy" became a hit on Radio Disney.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

  • "The World's Gone Crazy" (2004)
  • "Could This Be Love" (2005)

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