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She was born Rebecca Christina Mireles on December 23, 1981 in beautiful San Antonio, Texas. Her parents moved to Corpus Christi, Texas in 1988 when she was 6 years old. It is here where her humble roots began.
Becky began singing at the influential age of 13. Her very first performance was at her grandparent's church in San |
Antonio,Texas, St. Gabriel. She asked the person that was running sound if she could sing and he allowed her to do so. Becky's first performance wasn't exactly spectacular, but it was the beginning of her love affair with the music industry.
Shortly after that, Becky began participating in local talent shows around her home town of Corpus Christi. Her dad proposed that if she was serious about being a professional vocalist, Becky would have to continue her efforts for atleast two years. Determined to get to reach her goal, Becky spent the next two years continued singing everywhere she could in order to prove she was ready to be star.
At age 15, Becky's dad began seriously promoting his talented daughter throughout the Tejano industry. With her dad as her manager, Becky began as the opening act at different venues for a variety of Tejano music's well respected artists. Over the next few years, Becky recorded her first spanish language CD entitled "Cuatro Palabras" and began performing all throughout the State of Texas. "Cuatro Palabras" was mildly successful and gained airplay on mulitiple Tejano radio stations throughout Texas. She also performed for various television shows and radio programs that helped to expose Becky's music to the public.
By age 18, Becky was ready to move in a different. Although Tejano music was dear to her heart, she decided to try her favorite genre of music, hip hop. Becky moved to San Antonio, Texas to begin pursuing this new vision. While searching for producers to collaborate with, Becky met her would be husband, Capone De Leon. Capone De Leon established his positive hip hop group "Capone & The Untouchables" as a positive alternative for artists. Capone invited Becky to join the Untouchables in 2001. Capone & The Untouchables brand of positive hip hop brings important social issues to the public forefront. This is why Becky decided to accept Capone's invitation, so that she could make a difference in the world through her God given talent. Since joining the group, Becky has unwrapped an entire arsenol of talents she never new existed. She learned to write and produce her own music, rap, act, and even became an advertising copywriter.
On August 23, 2003 Becky married Capone and have since had two children. Together they own and operate ManJon Studios Advertising Agency and Untouchable Underground Records. They are currently wrapping production for the latest Capone & The Untouchables project to be released in 2007. |
