María Fernanda Blázquez Gil, known professionally as Fey, was born on July 21, 1973, in Mexico City and raised in Spain. She began her music career in the mid-1990s after connecting with producer Antonio Berumen and debuted with her self-titled album in 1995, followed by Tierna la Noche in 1996, which featured the hit 'Azúcar Amargo' that charted on Billboard for over 30 weeks. Fey's style blends pop with Latin influences, and she has released nine studio albums, including Vértigo (2002), La Fuerza del Destino (2004), nominated for a Latin Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Album, and Dulce Tentación (2009). She has sold over 10 million records worldwide and holds the record as the first female soloist to draw more than 95,000 attendees across 10 performances at Mexico's National Auditorium. Known for extensive touring, Fey conducted major tours in 1997 ('Tierna la Noche'), 1999-2000 (El Color de los Sueños), and later dates across Mexico, Latin America, the US, Spain, and beyond, performing over 130 shows in one outing.