"Whatever you do, don't even think about quitting. You are very talented and the world needs to hear you. When I first heard you sing, I thought "Wow, where is that voice coming from?", Eric Bobo from Cypress Hill.

Andie's voice has dropped many jaws over the years. Ever since she first started singing as a child, friends, teachers and family supported and guided her through lessons, auditions and every personal project she has had until today. Going from classical, through musical theatre and R&B/Soul, Andie's voice has proven to be special and worth listening to.

So far, she is not only a key piece of Argentina's number one hip hop website, Hip Hop Argento (www.hiphopargento.com.ar), and proud part of PHHAT Productions (www.phhat.com), working with Grammy winner Frost; former band member of Sindicato Argentino del Hip Hop, and Say, top rapper and producer, she has also sung with and for well-know artists such as Romina Vitale, Eric Bobo, Frost, Say, and Don Diego, to name a few.

In the past, magazines such as TXT, BK Magazine and Hip Hop Nation have published her picture and interviewed her. She has been broadcasted by the Discovery Channel, Cosmopolitan TV, Much Music's "De Klan", and 2UnderTV. Radios such as Tunel 57 and KSK 101.9 FM have had her as a guest and many more have played her songs around the world. Andie's "Simula" has captivated listeners everywhere.

Andie has, too, performed live in her home country at venues such as Cemento, CBGB, Wake Bar, Radio Túnel 57's Anniversary, CAIX "Springday 2006" Festival, and more, including sites in San Telmo, Congreso, La Plata, and Núñez.

The release of "Omoi" on 2009 holds great expectations for this young argentinean singer. Radio stations have played her songs. Magazines have told her story. TV Shows have captured her latin beauty. But there is still much more to come.

Andie is smart and ambitious; she sings, writes everything from her own songs to articles published in Hip Hop Argento, dances and acts. She also takes pride in her knowledge in business studies and management. She knows every step she takes counts.

For this reason, Andie has decided to persue her dream further, and is now living in Madrid, Spain, with producer Say, working on the album that will change her life: "Omoi".

Whatever she does, one thing is true; Andie won't even think of quitting.