Thala Height, Weight, Age, Spouse, Family, Facts, Biography

Publish date: 2024-03-13
Thalía Quick Info
Height5 ft 5 in
Weight56 kg
Date of BirthAugust 26, 1971
Zodiac SignVirgo
SpouseThomas Daniel Mottola

Thalía is a singer-songwriter and actress from Mexico. She is fluent in languages like Spanish, Tagalog, English, French, and Portuguese and has released many songs in these. Because of her popularity and influence among a large set of audience, she is also called as “Queen of Latin Pop”. Thalia also received a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame in December 2013 due to her contribution towards singing and acting.

Born Name

Ariadna Thalía Sodi Miranda

Nick Name

Reina, Lady T, Thalía

Sun Sign

Virgo

Born Place

Mexico City, Mexico

Residence 

Nationality

Mexican

Education

Thalia studied at a private French school called Liceo Franco Mexicano A.C. or the Lycée Franco-Mexicain in Mexico City where she learned to speak French fluently at a very early age.

She also started taking piano and ballet classes at the Conservatorio Nacional de Música located in Mexico City at the age of 4.

Occupation

Singer, Songwriter, Actress, Fashion Designer, Radio Show host (2007–2016), Author, Entrepreneur

Family

Manager

She is represented by –

Genre

Latin Pop, Pop Rock, Dance

Instruments

Vocals

Labels

Fonovisa, EMI Latin, Virgin, Televisa EMI, Sony Latin, Sony BMG

Build

Voluptuous

Height

5 ft 5 in or 165 cm

Weight

56 kg or 123.5 lbs

Boyfriend / Spouse

Thalia has dated –

  • Benny Ibarra de Llano (1985) – The Mexican singer, musician, producer, and actor met Thalía through the Mexican pop music group Timbiriche. Benny was the original member of that group which successfully transitioned from a children’s music group to a more commercial pop group of young adults. Benny and Thalía possibly came across each other when Benny was considering quitting the group for higher education while Thalía officially joined Timbiriche as a new member in 1986. Thalía was discovered by Benny’s mother, Julissa. The couple dated for two months and broke up after Benny left to study in Boston, USA.
  • Diego Schoening – Diego is another former member of Timbiriche who stayed with the group from the time it was formed in 1981 until it was disbanded in 1994. Mexican reporters often speculated about Thalía’s relationship with Diego. The singer shared that he was a dear friend of hers and she enjoyed performing and recording songs with him.
  • Erik Rubin – Mexican media reported that Thalía dated another Timbiriche group member, Erik for a brief time.
  • Emilio Azcarraga Jean – She possibly dated the billionaire CEO of Televisa, a Mexican mass media company at some point in her career, although it cannot be confirmed for sure.
  • Alfredo Diaz Ordaz (1989–1991) – Thalía was in a serious relationship with music producer, Alfredo who was the youngest child of former President of Mexico, Gustavo Díaz Ordaz Bolaños. Alfredo was 20 years older than Thalía and the creative leader behind putting together her first and second solo album in 1989. He got increasingly uncomfortable with Thalía’s growing fame and popularity in show business and did not want to let go of the intimate bond he had developed with the singer while co-creating music. Alfredo proposed marriage in the hope of winning Thalía’s companionship exclusively for himself, but Thalía refused since she wanted to invest more time and energy in her career. He died in 1993 of Hepatitis C. The singer was shocked by his departure from life and publicly mourned his death.
  • Alejandro Ibarra – Mexican tabloids reported that Thalía also dated Benny Ibarra’s younger brother, Mexican actor, Alejandro at some point in her career who was two years younger than her.
  • Rodrigo Vidal (1994) – The singer was also speculated to date Mexican producer and actor, Rodrigo. Though neither of the two celebrities publicly confirmed their relationship.
  • Mario Vazquez – Thalía possibly had a fling with Puerto-Rican American singer, Mario Vazquez who participated in the 4th season of American Idol but dropped out at the last minute even though he was selected to compete as one of the top 12 singers.
  • Jaime Camil (1990s) – Mexican–American actor & singer, Jaime confirmed he had an on again, off again relationship with Thalía somewhere between 1994 and 1997. Although their relationship did not last, being with Thalía, inspired Jamie to pursue a career in the entertainment industry with absolute determination despite the odds stacked up against him.
  • Fernando Colunga (1994–1996) – Mexican actor and Thalía co-starred in several acting projects and inevitably started dating. They were together for a year and a half before their relationship fizzled out. They parted ways on amicable terms.
  • Thomas Daniel Mottola aka Tommy (1999–Present) – Tommy is a former talent manager turned famous American music executive who is the co-owner of Casablanca Records. He was the head of Sony Music Entertainment for nearly 15 years and mentored several musical artists to help them become the biggest names in the music industry throughout the 1980s to early 2000s. He was also married to Mariah Carey for 4 years. Thalía and Tommy were introduced to each other by Gloria Estefan‘s husband, Emilio Estefan. He found their personalities so alike that he felt assured that Thalía and Tommy were bound to get along whenever they met. However, on the outside, the similarities were not that apparent. Tommy was twice divorced by that time and 22 years older than Thalía. Neither of the two was interested in meeting each other because they felt they did not have anything in common. While visiting New York City for one night, Thalía gave in and met Tommy for drinks. The couple confessed and fell in love on their very first date. They dated for a year and got married in a lavish wedding ceremony at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City on December 2, 2000. Together, the couple has a daughter named Sabrina Sakaë Mottola (b. October 2007) and a son named Matthew Alejandro Mottola (b. June 2011).
  • Race / Ethnicity

    Multiracial

    Apart from Mexican roots, Thalia has a connection to Italian ancestry through her paternal line. She also possibly has Spanish, Arab, and French ancestry.

    Hair Color

    Dark Brown (Natural)

    Thalia often colors her hair light brown, dark blonde, and gets blonde highlights.

    Eye Color

    Hazel

    Sexual Orientation

    Straight

    Distinctive Features

    Brand Endorsements

    Religion

    Judaism

    She started studying Kabbalah seriously in 2002.

    Best Known For

    As a Singer

    At the age of 9, Thalía became one of the vocalists in a children’s group called Pac-Man later renamed Din-din which recorded 4 studio albums from 1982 to 1983. The first album was called En acción.

    As a member of the Mexican musical group Timbiriche, Thalía’s first studio album was the group’s 7th album named Timbiriche VII released in March 1987. Thalía sang in 3 of the 11 tracks in that album.

    Her solo debut was announced through an eponymously titled studio album, Thalía (1990).

    In March 2014, she released her first children’s album called VIVA KIDS VOL. 1

    First Film

    Thalia first had an uncredited role in La Guerra de los Pasteles (War of the Pastries – 1979).

    She made her English feature film debut in the lead role of Nydia in Mambo Café (2000) released in Mexico, Greece, and Russia.

    First TV Show

    Thalia was featured as herself at the age of 11 in the televised annual Mexican music festival called Jugemos a cantar / We Play to Sing (1982).

    Very few people know that her television debut as an actress was marked by 1 episode appearance in Pobre señorita Limantour (1987).

    Her first telenovela role as a principal character was that of Beatriz Villanueva Contreras in 100 episodes of Quinceañera in 1987.

    Personal Trainer

    Her diet on a typical day goes as follows:

    Since Thalía eats extremely healthy most of the time, she treats herself with a self-indulgent binge once in a while that comprises of the following foods:

    Thalía Sodi Favorite Things

    Source – Twitter, Pop SugarHouston Chronicle, The New Potato, Wikipedia

    Thalía Sodi Facts

  • Her father expired when she was 6 years old that traumatized her to the point of losing her voice for a year.
  • She became a US citizen in 2006.
  • Thalía was diagnosed with Heller’s syndrome (part of the Autism Spectrum Disorder) while she was still grieving for the loss of her father and underwent psychological therapy for many years to recover from it.
  • She also claims to be a victim of bullying at school.
  • Other than Spanish, Thalía recorded songs in English, Tagalog, French, and Portuguese during the course of her career.
  • Thalía had a major interest in fashion since her early childhood because her main source of entertainment was dressing up her dolls. She loves experimenting with her appearance on the red carpet and likes extremely edgy outfits for her stage performances.
  • The singer confessed she has suffered several miscarriages and regrets delaying motherhood for the sake of her career because she would have liked to become a mother to more than 2 kids.
  • In the late 1990s, Thalía had such a feverish fan following in the Philippines that the government put aside a historic peace treaty and the centennial celebration of the Philippine revolution to welcome the singer to their country. Thousands of citizens took to the streets to see Thalía in the flesh.
  • In September 2002, Thalía’s sisters Laura Zapata and Ernestina Sodi were kidnapped in Mexico City. However, they were released after a few days. Thalía’s personal life has been plagued by familial conflict and she does not get along with her maternal half-sisters at all.
  • Since 2004, Thalía is the celebrity ambassador of the US-based non-profit organization called March of Dimes created to prevent premature birth, infant mortality, and birth defects.
  • Her 11th studio album Habítame Siempre (2012) is deemed to be her most commercially successful work because it included collaborations with several high profile musical artists namely; Robbie Williams, Michael Bublé, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Prince Royce, Erik Rubin, Leonel Garcia, Samuel Parra and Jesús Navarro.
  • In 1997, the local government in LA, California declared 25th April as Thalía’s National Day owing to her popularity in the Latino community residing in the United States.
  • She was the first Latin celebrity to be invited by Louis Vuitton to get featured in their Rebonds Photography book in 1998.
  • The singer has been named more than 8 times in People en Español’s annual list of most beautiful Latin celebrities and labeled as one of the top 25 powerful Latinas in 2011.
  • She enjoys practicing archery.
  • To find out more about the singer, visit her official page @ thaliajuntoati.com.
  • Follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and YouTubeVEVO.
  • Featured Image by Thalía / Instagram

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