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Inés Gaviria (born March 15, 1979) is a Colombian singer-songwriter based in
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. Her first album with the Respek Label, and distributed by
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, was released in June 2005. She was nominated for the 2006
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. She is the sister of the colombian producer and composer José Gaviria. Actually is married with the political scientist Alba Lucía Pava with whom she had a daughter called Salomé.


Awards and nominations


Latin Grammy Awards

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References

1979 births American women singer-songwriters Living people 21st-century American singers 21st-century American women singers Women in Latin music {{singer-songwriter-stub