JENNI RIVERA

LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA

• Born in long beach Cali
• Daughter of two Mexican immigrants
• Born in July 2 1969

EARLY LIFE

• Jenni was raised in a house hold of musicians
• She was raised with 5 other siblings
• At the age of 15 she became pregnant of her first daughter chiquis
• She stayed in school realizing her potential nd asked by her counselours
• She earned a GED nd graduated as a valedictorian she sold CDs by flea market to support her child

TEEN MOM

• When she was 15 and pregnant she was kicked out of her house
• She married a man named Marin and had two more kids
• She spent eight years physically and mentally abused she used this time to go to school and get a degree
• She eventually left her husband and moved back with her parents working at her dad's record label were she realized her passion for singing

CARRER/ MARRIAGE

• She began to perform at bars and other places
• Meet a man named Lopez and after his incarceration of 6 months they had two kids
• After divorcing Lopez she got signed with Fonovisa
• First record was released "Que Me Entierren con la Banda,"
• Became known by her fans as la diva de la Banda

LIFE CONTINUES.....

• In 2006 jenni found out that her daughters and sister were molested by her 1st husband
• He was sentenced 30 years
• Her second husband was sentenced 10 years for dealing drugs but died in prison in 2009

HELPING HER PEOPLE

• . In 2010, she was named spokeswoman for the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
• founded the Jenni Rivera Love Foundation to help women who have been the victims of violence, children with cancer, and immigrants.
• Married Esteban Loaiza baseball player
• Began expanding business with making tv shows,cosmetics, etc

LA MUERTE DE UN GRAND SEŃORA

• She passed away dec 9,2012
• On a plane crash on her way to an event
• Her plane crashed at El Tejote locality, Nuevo Leon State, Mexico
• Even though people prayed and hoped for the remains of one of the 5 people to remain alive
• Hope was lost when none was found many people attended the funeral and said good bye to a Mexican legend