Amara la Negra’s Net Worth, Height, Age, & Personal Info Wiki

Amara la Negra is a multi-hyphenate artist and activist who has made a name for herself in Spanish-speaking and American entertainment scenes. She is a singer, dancer, actress, model, and reality television personality. She astonishingly began her singing career at the young age of 4 on the Spanish program “Sabado Gigante,” where she worked for six years as the only female performer with dark skin.

Amara’s experiences with colorism and prejudice in the Latin music industry have significantly impacted her career. For the Afro-Latino community to recover, she thinks the music industry needs more favorable media coverage. To aid in healing the Afro-Latino community, she thinks the music industry deserves more coverage in the mainstream media.

She opted to keep the name Amara and then added La Negra, which is Spanish for “black girl.” La Negra was included since she continued getting referred to as the group’s “dark girl” by various individuals. 

Amara appeared on the television show “Love & Hip-Hop Miami” in 2018. Her history of prejudice and colorism in the Latino community played a role in the option of the show to cast her. Her appearance on the show garnered a large amount of publicity and following.

Her most recent endeavor is a podcast called “Don’t Cancel Me” that includes discussions about various trending issues and problems. The program is a judgment-free environment where guests are allowed to share their thoughts on issues they are passionate about.

One time, Amara la Negra spoke about colorism in the music industry in an interview with DJ Envy, “Charlemagne tha God,” and Angela Yee. Amara also revealed that a producer by the name of Young Hollywood had racially disparaged her Afro. A crucial discussion on colorism in the Latino community and how it impacts everyone was ignited by this.

Also, in March 2018, her single “What A Bam Bam” reached its highest position at number eight on Billboard’s Latin pop Digital music sales rankings. After the 2019 release of her debut studio album, “Unstoppable,” Amara has performed on a number of occasions, including the Hispanic Heritage Awards, the 2019 Premios Juventud, and BET Live Experience. She appeared in Bendecidas and Autumn Girls, both of which were released in the same year.

Moreover, she has been in the music industry since she was young and has succeeded as a Latin fusion artist. She has shared the stage with renowned Latin musicians like Celia Cruz and Tito Puente.