PAULINA AGUIRREPAULINA AGUIRRE SINGS AT THE ECUADOR HOUSE DURING THE PARIS 2024 OLYMPICSPAULINA AGUIRRE

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Miami, FL - August 9, 2024 - Ecuadorian singer-songwriter and Latin GRAMMY winner, Paulina Aguirrewas invited to represent Ecuador during the celebrations of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Luis Felipe Fernández SalvadorEcuadorian visionary and cinematographer, invited Paulina to participate as a cultural ambassador in its project Ecuador House at Paris.

Ecuador House aims to showcase Ecuador's cultural richness in an emblematic setting: a Gothic castle adorned with Ecuadorian flowers and a recreation of the Amazon. Paulina was invited to sing in this magical space, in the Amazon section, offering a unique experience full of national pride.

In addition to his performance, Paulina had the opportunity to meet and support the Ecuadorian team, composed of 24 women and 12 men, among which the Ecuadorian walker Brian Daniel Paintedwho won the gold medal in Paris 2024 in the 20Km race walk. She also had the honor of sharing with the legendary Jefferson Perezthe first Ecuadorian to win Olympic medals (gold in Atlanta 1996 and silver in Beijing 2008).

Paulina expressed his honor to participate in this historic event: "I am honored to be part of this historic event.Representing my country on such a prestigious stage and supporting our athletes has been an unforgettable experience. It is a privilege to see their dedication and effort up close.“

During your stay, Paulina also visited the Olympic Village, sharing moments with the athletes and soaking up the Olympic spirit. This experience adds to his impressive musical career, which includes his recent EP Love is My Religiona fusion of Andean folklore and electronica.

Paulina Aguirreknown for being the voice of Google Maps and for her humanitarian commitment with the Women of Faith Foundationcontinues to innovate in Latin music. His EP Love is My Religion has featured collaborations with international artists such as Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas and Vico C. With a career that spans from compositions for Mario Domm of Camila to collaborations with Michael Bublé, Paulina continues to be a leading figure in Latin American music and culture.

About Paulina Aguirre

Paulina Aguirre, Latin GRAMMY winner in 2009 for Best Christian Album with Waiting for your Voicehas received four additional nominations over the course of his career for his albums Woman of Faith (2007), Break the Silence (2012), for Best Regional Mexican Song "Mirando Hacia Arriba" along with Mariachi Divas (2014), and for "La Tierra Llora" (2022). 

Aside from being the current voice of Google Maps, she has a huge list of achievements among which stand out her victory in Viña del Mar in 2016 and in the International Songwriting Competition with Mario Domm from the group Camila for the song "Frágil". With studies in multimedia, music and Music Business at prestigious institutions such as Berklee College of Music, Paulina has worked with renowned artists and has left her mark on television and film. Her humanitarian work is reflected in her Fundación Mujer de Fe and her role as ambassador for World Vision and the Nobis Foundation.

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PAULINA AGUIRRE

SINGS AT

ECUADOR HOUSE

DURING THE

PARIS 2024 OLYMPIC CELEBRATIONS

Miami, FL - August 8, 2024 - Ecuadorian singer-songwriter and Latin GRAMMY winner Paulina Aguirre was invited to represent Ecuador during the celebrations of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Luis Felipe Fernández Salvador, an Ecuadorian visionary and cinematographer, invited Paulina to participate as a cultural ambassador in his project Ecuador House in Paris.

Ecuador House aims to showcase Ecuador's cultural richness in an iconic setting: a Gothic castle adorned with Ecuadorian flowers and a recreation of the Amazon. Paulina was invited to sing within this magical space, in the Amazon section, providing a unique and pride-filled experience.

In addition to her performance, Paulina had the opportunity to support and engage with the Ecuadorian team consisting of 24 women and 12 men, including Ecuadorian race walker Brian Daniel Pintadowho won the gold medal in the 20Km race walk in Paris 2024. She also had the honor of sharing moments with the legendary Jefferson Perezthe first Ecuadorian to win Olympic medals (gold in Atlanta 1996 and silver in Beijing 2008).

Paulina expressed her honor in participating in this historic event: "Representing my country on such a prestigious stage and supporting our athletes has been an unforgettable experience. It is a privilege to witness their dedication and effort up close.“

During her stay, Paulina also visited the Olympic village, sharing moments with the athletes and soaking in the Olympic spirit. This experience adds to her impressive musical career, which includes her recent EP Love is My Religiona fusion of Andean folklore and electronic music.

Paulina Aguirreknown for being the voice of Google Maps and for her humanitarian commitment with the Women of Faith Foundationcontinues to innovate in Latin music. Her EP Love is My Religion features collaborations with international artists such as Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas and Vico C. With a career spanning from compositions for Mario Domm of Camila to collaborations with Michael Bublé, Paulina remains a prominent figure in Latin music and culture.

About Paulina Aguirre

Paulina Aguirre, winner of the Latin GRAMMY in 2009 for Best Christian Album with Waiting for your Voicehas received four additional nominations throughout her career for her albums Woman of Faith (2007), Break the Silence (2012), for Best Regional Mexican Song "Mirando Hacia Arriba" with Mariachi Divas (2014), and for "La Tierra Llora" (2022). Besides being the current voice of Google Maps, she has a vast list of achievements, including her victory at Viña del Mar in 2016 and at the International Songwriting Competition alongside Mario Domm of the group Camila for the song "Frágil."

With studies in multimedia, music, and Music Business at prestigious institutions such as Berklee College of Music, Paulina has worked with renowned artists and left her mark on television and film. Her humanitarian work is reflected in her Fundación Mujer de Fe and her role as ambassador of World Vision and the Nobis Foundation.

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