Mariana Ochoa is a Mexican singer, actress, and presenter, best known for being a member of the successful group OV7. She was born on February 19, 1979, in Mexico City, and displayed her artistic talent from an early age.

Her career took off in the 1990s with OV7, one of Latin America's most iconic pop groups, achieving hits like "Shabadabada," "Mírame a los ojos," and "Te quiero tanto." After the group's disbandment in 2003, Mariana embarked on a solo career, releasing the album "Yo soy," with which she explored a more personal sound.

In addition to music, she has excelled in acting, appearing in soap operas such as "La hija del mariachi" and "Amor sin condiciones," establishing herself as a versatile figure in the entertainment world. She has also hosted television programs such as "Venga la Alegría."

In 2010, OV7 announced their return, and Mariana resumed her role within the group, participating in new productions and tours that have reaffirmed her legacy in pop music. Her talent, charisma, and career have made her one of the most beloved artists among Mexican audiences.