Noemí Carrión Pérez, is a Spanish singer (

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and

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), dancer, and actress, known also as Naymi and Noemí. Her work encompasses

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, songwriting, live performance, and television presenting.

Biography

Background

Noemí Carrión, who originates from

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, Spain, is a

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who has also been part of numerous

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including Nómadas and Nieva. She was a singer in the popular Spanish group

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and has also been a featured artiste with Mito and Sugar Reef. Carrión has sung with musicians from Seguirdad Social,

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and Revólver, and been a guest vocalist for

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such as Marc Antoine. She has worked with numerous members of the Spanish

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, including award-winning record producer Antonio Escobar, Level Records (

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) producer David Ferrero (

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) and

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producer Carlos Quintero (

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, Beth), recording in many of the important

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of Madrid. musical career at 16 in

, by winning various musical contests in Spanish cities, recording for advertising

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, adding her voice to the songs of other artists and acting in shows. At 21, she settled in Madrid to study music,

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, voice, guitar, percussion, violin,

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, dramatic art,

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and music interpretation, for theater, movies and television. As well as 3 years of study at La Strada and El Almadén stage & drama schools, she took courses in

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and

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styles, in interpretive

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, in

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(with the prestigious José Padilla, and in acting interpretation with actress &

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Rosa Estévez. In 1997, she independently released ''Fruta Prohibida'', followed in 1998, by ''Pachá Alicante''.

Commercial success

Carrión participated in the

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festival show ''Eurocanción'', aired on

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, as Noemí, becoming a

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in the Spanish Eurovision Contest. In the competition, she scored 63 points, with her song "Sin Rencor", reaching 4th position, above

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(6th),

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(9th) and Natalia (11th). She has also sung at important

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in Spain including The

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, Festival Freedom (

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) and El Mediatic in Alicante. In 2002, her

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track, the

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"Friday Night Forever" (

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), written by

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songwriters, Peder Ernerot & Gustav Lund, and recorded under the alias Naymi, hit the

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and was well received in the clubs and on the radio. Distributed in Spain, Portugal, Italy, US, UK and Russia,

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(UK) gave the record, which was recorded in English and in Spanish, top star ratings in September 2002. The Club mixes were produced by the most famous DJs and

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producers in Spain – David Ferrero, Pedro Del Moral, Dr Kucho! and Wally López, who according to the same ''DJ'' Magazine article, were "the entire Spanish 'A' list" and dominated the Spanish club scene throughout the 2000s. After Naymi's release of "Friday Night Forever", the song was

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by Belgian artist, Sonny O'Brien, in 2003.

Solo album

In 2002-3, Naymi recorded her debut album for

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, produced by David Ferrero, Pedro Del Moral and Wally López, with vocals produced by Dr Kucho! and Antonio Escobar, which, due to changes within

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Europe, was not released. The album featured songs written by Carrión including ''Pensado En Tí'' and ''Por Tí'', as well as ''Alma Rota'', written by Escobar, and another Ernerot & Lund song, "Superwoman", sung in English and in Spanish, which was later covered by O'Brien, in 2005.

Theater appearances

Carrión has starred in various

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including '' Pippi Calzaslargas'' in 2000 at the Teatro Real de Madrid, and ''

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'' (a show inspired by rock group

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) at the Teatro Calderón (Madrid), in 2003 and 2004, where she was personally selected by

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to interpret

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, a co-starring role in the musical, where she made a solo interpretation of the Brian May

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", receiving excellent artistic criticism from the Spanish

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. She then appeared on the Spanish theatrical soundtrack double CD and special edition CD of the musical.

Television and movie work

Carrión has performed

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and music for advertising

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including Santander Central Hispano ( Alphaville's "Forever Young"), Caser Seguros, Canal Isabel II,

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, Jazztel and ''Viva La Resistencia'', a multi-channel campaign against

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commissioned by Asociación Nacional para el desarrollo de la Salud en la Mujer, all of which aired on Spanish

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. She has also appeared on television, performing

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tunes and

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as a soloist, as a member of a group, and as a

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for other artists. She has been the principal singer with the orchestra for the television series ''A La Carta'', presented by

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, broadcast on Antena 3 throughout 2004, and has also acted in film shoots for publicity films,

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al films and

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Guest appearances

In 2005, she appeared in '' Gente de Primera'', a Spanish reality TV programme on

alongside guests

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and

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. She has also recorded with French

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guitarist Marc Antoine on his 2005 album ''Modern Times'' (Rendezvous Entertainment), appearing on ''Camden Town'', ''Samba Hood'', and ''Cantar Al Amor''. Carrión was a soprano soloist on the 2005 Mexican

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of Spanish singer,

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and has recorded with :es:Pablo Moro, Pablo Moro (Carlito Records, Spain). In 2005, she appeared as a guest performer on ''Vuelvo'', the pop single of Spanish singer,

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, alongside Eva Cortés and Marian Rebolleda. Also in 2005, she performed as a vocalist in the children's television series ''El Mundo Mágico De Brunelesky'' (

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), directed by Javier Espiniella, appearing on the CD recording of the show.

Pop development

In 2006, Naymi's spectacular pop-dance rendition of

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's " Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" (Blanco Y Negro, Spain, and Mas Label, Mexico), sung in English and also produced by David Ferrero, was released with group Mito, and like "Friday Night Forever", was well-received on the radio airwaves. Later in 2006, Carrión appeared as a main character in the series ''L'Alqueria Blanca'' ( Canal 9,

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), for

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, Zenit TV. She also starred as a solo singer in the 2006 musical spectacle ''On Broadway'', directed by Victor Fernandez, at the 3D Scenic

in Madrid, for production company Stage Entertaimet España.

Stage development

In 2006 and 2007, Carrión performed with La Gran Orquesta Santiago in Madrid singing

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's "Hoy Puede Ser Un Gran Día" , and in 2007, at the renowned

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theatre (Madrid), in the musical spectacle ''Charivari'' directed by Rob Tannion. At this time, she also taught

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composition at the Marand School of Music and Dance, Madrid.

Rock launch

In 2004, Carrión formed the Spanish pop-rock group Nieva (meaning Snows), whose musical sound fuses electric guitars with

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. After 3 years of development, in 2007, the duo performed

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in Spanish cities with a full band, before writing, recording and producing their debut album. In 2011, the group began the final mixing and mastering of ''Sed De Mar'' ''(Sea of Thirst)''.

Later activities

In 2009, Carrión performed at the Reina Victoria theatre in Madrid as a singer in the cast of the musical spectacle ''Historia Del Pop Español: 50 años de antología del pop en España'', directed by Héctor Oliveira, starring on the show tour. Carrión later performed at the ''26th Jazz Festival of Madrid'' in November 2009. Also in 2009, French

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DJ, Ovejito Lindo, produced a bootleg

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"Moi Lolita versus Gimme", as

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vs Mito & Naymi with British music magazine ''

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'' featuring the production in the NME awards 2009 section of their website. In 2010, Italian label, Wondermark, released the pop-

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track "Rio de Janeiro" by group Sugar Reef, featuring Naymi, which was sung in Spanish and distributed digital stores in over 40 countries. The song was co-written, arranged, produced and mixed by

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music producer Tom East (Fobian, Charlotte Roel, DJ Alligator, James Sampson, Eden, Nouveau Sisters). With vocals engineered by David Ferrero, the production was based on the 1999

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"Rio" by Danish pop group Bluebeat (

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), also produced by East, which had reached number 4 in the

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hit list.

Recordings

Solo

*1997 Noemí Carrión ''Fruta Prohibida'' (Independent, España) CD single *1998 Noemí Carrión ''Pachá Alicante'' (Independent, España) CD single *2002 Naymi ''Friday Night Forever'' (Sony Music Entertainment, SAMPCM 11797 2), CD single nglish Album Version, Spanish Album Version, Vocal Weekend Remix (David Ferrero, Pedro Del Moral), Club Vocal Remix (Dr. Kucho)/small> *2002 Naymi ''Friday Night Forever'' – Weekend Remixes (Sony Music Media/Weekend Records, SMM 672931 6), 12" vinyl lub Vocal Mix (Dr. Kucho), Super Weekend Mix (Wally López), Vocal Weekend Mix (David Ferrero, Pedro Del Moral), Instrumental Weekend Mix (David Ferrero, Pedro Del Moral)/small> *2003 Naymi (''self-titled'') (Sony Music Media, S.A., España, unreleased), CD album [''Friday Night Forever (Spanglish Version), Superwoman (Spanish Version), Pensado En Tí (Thinking About You), Siente La Vida (Feeling For Real), Ojalá Tuviera Fe (I Wish I Had Faith), Abre El Corazón (Open Your Heart), Por Tí (For You), Alma Rota (Broken Soul), You're My Destiny, Déjame Respirar (Let Me Breathe), Friday Night Forever (English Version), Superwoman (English Version)'']

Featured artist

*2004 Original Cast Recording ''Queen: We Will Rock You'' (Español) (EMI Music, España, 784270), CD double album *2004 Original Cast Recording ''Queen: We Will Rock You'' (Español) (EMI Music, España), CD double album ncludes special bonus CD featuring Short, Long and Multimedia versions of ''No One But You'' and Multimedia version of Bohemian Rhapsody (with images from the musical)/small> *2005 Various Artists ''El Mundo Mágico De Brunelesky'' (Telecinco, España), CD album *2006 Mito featuring Naymi ''Gimme Gimme Gimme'' (Blanco y Negro, España, MXCD 1625 (CS) CTV)), on Pasion Por El Dance, CD album + DVD albumOther editions:
*Mito featuring Naymi ''Gimme Gimme Gimme'' (Blanco y Negro, España), 2006, Ibiza Mix 2006, CD album
*Mito featuring Naymi ''Gimme Gimme Gimme'' (Blanco y Negro, España), 2006, Disco Remix 2007, CD album
*Mito featuring Naymi ''Gimme Gimme Gimme'' (Blanco y Negro, España), 2006, Radio FM, CD album
*Mito featuring Naymi ''Gimme Gimme Gimme'' (Mas Label, Mexico), 2007, The Annual, CD album
*2009 Sugar Reef featuring Naymi ''Rio de Janeiro'' (Wondermark, Italy), Digital Download adio Mix, Beach Party Mix/small>

Guest artist

*2005 Yurena, ''Vuelvo'' (Trak Música, España), CD single *2006 Marc Antoine ''Modern Times'' (Rendezvous Entertainment, US, B000A2H9Z2), CD album

Video

*2007 Noemí Carrión with La Gran Orquesta Santiago ''Hoy Puede Ser Un Gran Dia'' (live

*2009 Alizée vs Mito & Naymi (DJ Oveijto Lindo) ''Moi Lolita versus Gimme'', NME Awards Official Websit

*2002 Nieva, Directo en el Paraninfo Universidad de Alicante (live, 29 November 2002

*2002 Nómadas ''Nadie Es Como Tu'

Shows

Theatre

*2000 ''Pippi Calzaslargas'', Teatro Real de Madrid *2003-4 ''Queen: We Will Rock You'', Teatro Calderón, Madrid *2006 ''On Broadway'', 3D Scenica, Madrid *2006–07 ''La Gran Orquesta Santiago'', Madrid *2007 ''Charivari'', Circo Price, Madrid *2009 ''Historia Del Pop Español'', Reina Victoria, Madrid *2009 ''26th Jazz Festival of Madrid''

Television

*2001 ''Eurocanción'' (TVE1) *2004 ''A La Carta'' (Antena 3) *2005 ''Gente de Primera'' (Televisión Española) *2005 ''El Mundo Mágico De Brunelesky'' (Telecinco) *2006 ''L´Alqueria Blanca'' (Canal 9, Valencia)

References

External links

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