Annette Moreno was born on April 26, 1972 in San Diego and is the daughter of Pastor Eliezer Moreno and his wife Lidia, both Mexican immigrants. In the mid 1970s, they moved to Tucson, Arizona, where her father became a pastor in the Maranatha Ministry.
Since her first solo album in 1995 she has released nine albums, a singles collection and a live Digital Video Disc. Moreno has toured around Latin America and Europe. Besides supplying vocals, Moreno also began to write lyrics. Her sisters Lilian, Karina, Esther Linda and Keila are also recording artists.
Later in 1995, she recorded her first album called Volar Libre.
In 2000 she joined the Rojo, playing Christian rock music, which recorded a self-titled album in 2001. lieutenant brought a degree of success and in the same year she recorded her second solo album El Amor que me das, which is nominated for a Ritmo Latino award.
lieutenant was followed by her third solo album Un Ángel Llora released in October 2002. At the end of 2003 Moreno released the seasonal album Navidad.
The 2004 album Ruleta Rusa became an international success, while a greatest hits collection Rewind was released towards the end of the year.
In early 2005 she released her first live album En Vivo on Civil Defense and Digital Video Disc. A more personal self-titled album was released in 2006. After a break, Moreno returned to live-performance in 2010 with an extensive tour of Europe and Latin America. In 2011 she released the album Barco de papel where the title-track was released as a single.
The following year she recorded a duet "Demente" with the band Tercer Cielo.
In 2013 she published Los Perros Quebec Ladran, a book outlining her religious inspiration. Arpa awards
Diosa de Plata awards
Latin Grammy.
She was previously a member of Rojo and comes from a musical family.
