Lola Ponce is the kind of artist who doesn’t just perform—she enchants.
With a voice that carries emotion across languages and a presence that lights up both stage and screen, she has spent her career breaking boundaries and building bridges through art. Born in Argentina and celebrated across Europe, especially in Italy, Lola is not just a singer or an actress—she is a storyteller whose work transcends cultural borders.
Lola’s journey began in her homeland, where music was more than a passion; it was part of her upbringing. She was immersed in melodies and harmonies from an early age, performing in local festivals and building a repertoire that reflected her eclectic taste. But it didn’t take long for the world to notice her. After early stints in Argentine television, she released her debut album Inalcanzable, which introduced her to Latin audiences and showcased her distinct, emotive voice.
Her international breakthrough came when she was cast as Esmeralda in the Italian version of the Notre-Dame de Paris musical. That role changed everything. With more than 600 European performances, Lola mastered the language and embodied a character that required emotional depth, stage charisma, and musical excellence. Her portrayal became iconic, making her a household name in Italy and opening doors to a broader European audience. Critics and fans alike were captivated by her vocal range and ability to fully inhabit a role—heart, soul, and song.
It was in Italy that Lola’s star shone brightest. In 2008, she participated in the legendary Sanremo Music Festival, Italy’s most prestigious music competition. Performing the powerful duet “Colpo di fulmine” with Giò Di Tonno, she made history as the first foreign artist to win the festival. It was a moment that proved that music doesn’t need translation when done with sincerity and skill. The win marked a turning point in her career, as she became a symbol of artistic fusion—Latin passion meeting European sophistication.
Lola’s versatility extends far beyond the music world. Her roles in film and television have earned her acclaim, particularly in Latin America and Italy. While filming the telenovela El Talismán, she met Mexican actor Aarón Díaz, her now-husband and the father of their two daughters. Offstage, she’s embraced motherhood with the same grace and commitment that defines her professional life. She often speaks of her family as her grounding force and creative inspiration.
Parallel to her work in entertainment, Lola has also left her mark in fashion. A sought-after model and brand ambassador, she later launched her swimwear line, “With Love, Lola,” reflecting her passion for style and body positivity. She approaches every project with authenticity and vision, whether on stage, screen, or in design studios.
In recent years, Lola has returned to her theatrical roots, reprising her iconic role in Notre-Dame de Paris and joining the Italian talent show Io Canto Generation as a mentor. Her commitment to nurturing new voices underscores her evolution from a young singer with dreams to a seasoned artist with purpose.
Lola Ponce is a performer in the truest sense—someone who gives herself fully to every note and every scene. Her career proves that talent knows no borders, and that with enough passion, an artist can bridge cultures, languages, and hearts.
