Amame

Amame (Love Me) may refer to one of the following:

Millie

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Millie Corretjer

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Milagros Ninnete Corretjer Maldonado, known as, Millie Corretjer (born April 18, 1974, is a Puerto Rican singer and actress. She is married to retired boxer Oscar De La Hoya. She's also known for being the granddaughter of influential poet Juan Antonio Corretjer.

Early years

At the age of 15, Corretjer hosted a Puerto Rican television show named La Ola Nueva (The New Wave). In 1995, she released the album Sola (Alone), which sent three of her songs to the Billboard lists and the album featured two Spanish versions of Selena songs "Where Did the Feeling Go? which was called "Donde Te Has Ido Amor" and "Only Love" called "Solo Tu", and received a nomination for a Lo Nuestro Award for Best New Artist. In 1997, Corretjer released her second album, Emociones (Emotions). Her third album, 1999's Amar es un Juego earned her a gold album in Puerto Rico, her song "De Hoy en Adelante" ("From Today On") ranked number-one on Billboard for more than six weeks. Millie has a very soft, low and angelic singing voice when she sang. Corretjer and her music became well known in Puerto Rico, Latin American countries, Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil (where she lived for six months) and the United States. Millie is the granddaughter of the Puerto Rican poet Juan Antonio Corretjer.