Daniela Laura Herrero (born August 19, 1985) is an Argentine Pop rock singer, songwriter and actress. She opened for Avril Lavigne on her Argentine segment of the Bonez Tour (2005).^[1]

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Daniela Herrero
Born	Daniela Laura Herrero (1985-08-19) August 19, 1985 (age 38) Berazategui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Occupations	Actress Singer
Years active	2001–present
Children	1
Musical career
Genres	Pop rock
Instrument(s)	Vocals Guitar
Labels	Sony Music PopArt Music DH Records

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• Daniela Herrero (2001)
• No Voy A Mentirte (2003)
• El Espejo (2005)
• Altavoz (2010)
• Madre (2012)
• En Un Segundo (2015)

• "Solo tus canciones"
• "Demasiado"
• "Cada vez"
• "Fuera de mi tiempo"
• "Como algo más"
• "Adoquines"
• "Sé"
• "Silencio"
• "Juntos a la par"
• "Hacerte bien"
• "En un segundo"
• "Las estrellas"

• 2002, Nominee, Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica for Best New Artist – South
• 2004, Premios Carlos Gardel award for Best Female Album^[2]

• List of Latin pop artists