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Anabella Suhaila Nammour Vargas (born February 1, 2012), known professionally as Anabella Queen, is a Venezuelan child singer. ^[1] She rose to fame in 2018 with her first song "Tu chiquilla", directed by Alex Galán. She is known for other songs such as "Como Niños" and "No tengas miedo". She has collaborated with other artists including Fefi Oliveira and Reggi El Auténtico.

Biography and career

Anabella Queen was born on February 1, 2012, in Venezuela. Her father is Danilo Nammour ^[2] and her mother is Belkys Vargas ^[3]

Discography

2018

• "Tu chiquilla"
• "Bailando a lo loco"

2019

• "Como niños"

2020

• "No tengas miedo"
• "Iguales"
• "Como sería"
• "Hula Hula"

2021

• "Sigue tu corazón"
• "Destino"
• "Mamá"
• "Al revés"

2022

• "Shalala"
• "Cuando sea grande"
• "Enamora2"
• "Afrobella"
• "Pequeña Gigante"
• "Poco a poco"
• "Baila"
• "Don't be afraid"
• "ZigZag"
• "Se pegó"

2023

• "11:11"
• "Bendición"
• "Finde"
• "Vacaciones"
• "Reír y Llorar"
• "Ritmo"
• "Tanta Falta"
• "Tara Ta Tara"
• "Reir y Llorar" (pop version)
• "Vibra"

References

External links

• Anabella Queen on Instagram