Natalie(XIV)

Natalie Nicole Alvarado also known Soley as Natalie was born September 2nd 1979 in Clear Lake, Texas. From an early age of seven, Natalie became an Avid break-dancer and her mom placed her 8 counts to train her professionally how to dance. By age twelve she was getting college recognition for both academics and dance skills that she received numerous scholarships. By 1998 Natalie was already completing her first season as a Cheerleader & Dancer for the Houston Bears. Then she made it to the Power Dancers for the NBA Houston Rockets and completed a total of sevens seasons, the most notable achievement of her dance career was the famous 13-35 game that televised an epic moment in NBA history. Natalie luckily caught much attention from the Music hot spots in Houston and was asked to dance back up for many artist.

Happy Perez and Play N' Skillz saw much talent in Natalie and signed her on to be a Hip-Hop artist, but saw she had more potential as an R&B and Soul singer. She released her most notable song to date is "Goin' Crazy" that reached #13 on the Billboard Hot 100. The single was apart of her self-titled Album "Natalie" that reached #16 on the Billboard Hot 200. She showcased top 50 success with her hits "Energy featuring Baby Bash" & "Oooh Baby". Natalie joined a tour that lined up artist like Chris Brown, Frankie J, Paula De'Anda, Jojo, Lil' Mama, Bow Wow, Lil' Wayne, and Baby Bash. She made appearances on Live! With Regis & Kelly and Sessions @ AOL. Natalie even covered Billboard Magazine alongside an interview with the magazine and Hot Houston Radio. She ventured in Modeling in hopes of an acting career, all while recording her sophomore album titled "Everything New", that did not meet as much attraction as her first Album. Natalie continued to work on tracks with various artist and some garnered Airplay and chart success. Natalie decided in 2012 to retire from acting and complete her degree in Law.

As of 2019 Natalie continues to coach the Power Dancers for the NBA and does charity & benefit concerts, letting everyone she appreciated her time in the spotlight of Hollywood's Glory.