Havana Mena

Havana Mena is a Latin musician born in Miami, Florida. Havana’s first taste of success comes with the release of her album “HOW MUCH YOU WANT ME” in 2000 for Heat Music. The single “How much you want me”, reached #11 on Billboard’s top 100 rap singles.[1] This would later spark interest from the likes of LA Reid, who had just taken the position of CEO at Arista Records. HAVANA would be caught in the middle of a bidding war, ultimately choosing to sign with Arista Records. Havana Mena became the first unknown artist who signed to Arista Records under the direction of LA Reid.

Havana's other notable works include the single “Sleep Tight” which was featured in 2000 on the Fox Network primetime T.V. series Dark Angel in the episode "flushed" episode and the single “I'll Die for U” which was featured in the Source Youth Compilation album (2002).

Havana has since then completed an all Latin/Hip-Hop album,TBA and is currently working on her 2nd Hip-Hop album.

References

  1. ↑ "Hot Rap Singles". Billboard. October 14, 2000. Retrieved 13 August 2011.
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