Two years later, Rubio released her first English-language album, Border Girl. Though that album was not successful, her status as a hit maker was solidified with 2004's Pau-Latina and 2006's Ananda. Rubio followed these releases with Gran City Pop (2009), Brava! (2011), Bravísima! (2012) and the compilation album Pau Factor (2013).
Rubio is also known for her sexy music videos, which include the popular "Boys Will Be Boys" and "Algo Tienes." Today, she is a superstar who has sold more than 20 million albums worldwide.
Rubio married Spanish businessman Nicolás Vallejo-Nájera in 2007. Three years later, the couple had a son, Andrea Nicolás. Shortly thereafter, the relationship unraveled, which resulted in a highly public and acrimonious divorce.
Putting her private life aside, the Mexican pop star has signed on as the first of three musician coaches for “La Voz Kids,” the singing competition for kids 7-14 that will air this spring on the Telemundo Network. “La Voz Kids” will be the first Spanish-language version of “The Voice,” which has already been a success in Mexico, Argentina and Colombia. In fact, Rubio was initiated as a coach in the last Mexican season together with singers Miguel Bose and the late Jenni Rivera.
Paulina Rubio left behind a difficult year and is still struggling with economic and legal problems. Overall, she remains a huge pop music mega star and she knows how to return to a steady presence in her field and brilliant personal future. Surely, we will see her in love again soon, enjoying life, success and her son, Andrea. After all, her show must go on!