Fey (born María Fernanda Blázquez Gil) is a Latin Grammy-nominated Mexican pop star, born July 21, 1973 in Mexico City. Fey's nickname comes from one of her relatives -- a small child -- who was unable to pronounce the name "Fernanda" correctly, and instead pronounced it "Fey."

Fey released he first album, the self-titled "Fey", on March 21, 1995. The album was wildly successful, putting her on top of the charts with a string of hits beginning with the #1 single "Media Naranja". The subsequent singles "Me Enamoro De Ti" and "Gatos En El Balcón," also charted at #1, and "La Noche se Mueve" (#2), "Bailando Bajo La Lluvia" (#16) and "Fiebre del Sábado" (#3) also struck a chord with listeners and propelled Fey to almost instant stardom.

Her second album, titled "Tierna La Noche", was released on November 5, 1996, and is Fey's most successful album to date, selling over 3.5 million copies and spawning hits that kept her in the #1 position for a collective 23 weeks (#1 singles were "Azúcar Amargo", "Muévelo", "Te Pertenezco" and "Subidón". On tour for the album, Fey sold out Mexico's 10,000-seat El Auditorio Nacional four nights in a row.

On November 3, 1998, after an 8-month break from supporting "Tierna La Noche", Fey released the more musically mature album "El Color de Los Sueños." The album put 6 singles on the charts, including #1's "Ni Tú ni Nadie", "Díselo Con Flores" and "Canela". The album was very successful, but after a year of supporting the album Fey announced that she would be retiring, citing exhaustion and excessive promotion as key reasons.

In 2002, Fey came out of retirement with the release of "Vertigo", an album recorded in English and then re-recorded in Spanish (it was also sold as a double album). The album sold well, upwards of 1 million copies, and had one #1 hit, "Se Lo Que Vendra/The Other Side". This album is darker and moodier than the music Fey had released previously, qualities which reportedly reflected Fey's tumultuous personal life. Although this album was the least successful album of her career at the time, it is widely cited as the favorite album by fans because it was almost completely produced by Fey herself.

In 2005, Fey announced that she would be releasing "La Fuerza Del Destino", an album in tribute to the Spanish band Mecano. The album generated three singles -- "La Fuerza del Destino", "Barco A Venus", and "Me Cuesta Tanto Olvidarte". This album was also nominated for a Latin Grammy for "Best Pop Female Vocal Album", a first in Fey's career.

On August 1, 2006, Fey released "Faltan Lunas", returning to the dance pop music roots of her earlier albums, although with a decided maturity. The first single, "Y Aquí Estoy", is a cover of "One Suitcase", originally made popular by Swedish singer Annis. That single charted at #10, and the follow-up single, "Como Un Angel", was slated for release and then cancelled due to turmoil between Fey and her label, EMI. There is speculation that the single was released and that EMI did nothing to promote it, which could explain Fey's departure from the label not long after the single's planned release date. Fey's website also disappeared from the web around this time.

As recently as June of 2008, Fey has resurfaced, talking through her manager about an upcoming double album which will be recorded half in English and half in Spanish -- much like "Vertigo". The currently untitled album is reportedly slated for release at the end of 2008 through an independent label.