Ana Isabelle Bio

Ana Isabel Acevedo Aviles, a Puerto Rican actress and dancer is also a entrepreneur. In December 2007, she launched Por El Amor, and in 2009 she won Univision's Viva el Sueno. Ana Isabelle is a Puerto Rican actress, singer-songwriter and dancer who has been awarded numerous accolades. She appeared in Steven Spielberg's West Side Story Remake as Rosalia, which was shot at New York City. She was a member of the ensemble cast of Laurence Fishburne's Imprisoned. In addition she was a co-star as "Dementia thirteen" in Coppola's remake. Ana's US Television debut was in Seasons Of Love, opposite Taraji P. Henson and Gladys Knight. She also played in the remake of Coppola's "Dementia 13". Television credits include Younger Strangers as well as Big Dogs. She performed her New York Stage Debut Off Broadway in the Musical I Like it Like That with Tito Nieves and won Broadway Worlds Regional Award for Best Actress as well as for her role as Eva Peron in Asolo Repertory Theatre Evita and Anita in Guthrie Theater's West Side Story. With sold-out crowds, she has graced the concert stages in her solo performance and has performed duets alongside Gilberto Santa Rosa at Carnegie Hall, Placido Domingo, Jose Feliciano, Luis Fonsi and Citifield performing The Star-Spangled Banner for the NY Mets. Ana Isabelle has three highly successful Latin American as well as US albums. She won the hearts of over 30 million Latinos during Viva el Sueno, a Univision reality TV show about music in which she was crowned the hottest Latin superstar. Billboard Magazine named Ana Isabelle as An Artist to Watch.

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