Solina

There are two artists using the pseudonym of Solina: Solina as an Eurodance singer and Solina as a Spanish Jazz-Pop group. 1- Isabelle Plante, also known as Solina, is an Eurodance female vocalist from Canada. Solina released the singles "I Wanna Know", and "Show Me Love Tonight" in 1994. Soon after, the singles "Breakout" and "Give It Up" featuring Riick, were released. In 1996 her first album "Body And Soul" was released under the label Primus Records (Numuzik).

Solina as an Eurodance singer and Solina as a Spanish Jazz-Pop group.

1- Isabelle Plante, also known as Solina, is an Eurodance female vocalist from Canada.
Solina released the singles "I Wanna Know", and "Show Me Love Tonight" in 1994. Soon after, the singles "Breakout" and "Give It Up" featuring Riick, were released.
In 1996 her first album "Body And Soul" was released under the label Primus Records (Numuzik).
From 1997 onwards, Solina released several tracks such as "Tropicano Dancing", "where Are You Now", "Sonny Baby", "Back To You", and "Anybody Hear Me".
Solina was also featured by the project Dreamhouse for the track "Corridor" released in 1999.


2- Solina is a Spanish project consisting of producer Jordi Gil (Strange Fruit, Maga, Sr. Chinarro), Luis Alvarez and vocalist Paula Padilla. They played in Festimad 2001 and got the 3rd prize in Bilborock. They created their recording studio called Sputnik.
Their E.P titled "Solo Ida A Nassau" was successful. It was released in 2004.
In June 2005, Solina won "XIX Consurso Nacional Lagarto". They like to be promoted by means of Internet and have a lot of supporters of Germany, France, Norway, Japan, Argentina, Chile or Mexico.