Nanci Guerrero was born on a 26th day of September at San Jerónimo Norte, Santa Fe Province, Argentina. She spent her adolescence in the city of Rafaela, province of Santa Fe, Argentina where she participated and won several beauty contests. At 17, Nanci left with her parents, Ofelia and Hugo, headed to the big city of Buenos Aires to begin her professional career. She dabbled as a model in various commercial and television ads. Nanci began singing with her manager and husband, Dr. Eduardo Perez Guerrero, lawyer by profession, television and theatrical producer, creator of the musical group "Las Guerreras", which is composed of dramatic, sensual and very attractive women singing and dancing, which had marked success in several countries of Latin America and USA. With Nanci’s image gaining popularity, the show was renamed "Nanci y Las Guerreras" and so she began to lead several television and theatrical seasons as a comedian by the name of Nanci La Guerrera. In 1995, Nanci settled in Miami with her husband. His first job in Miami was a correspondent for the largest event program for Argentina "Indiscreciones". In 1997, Nanci recorded her first album in the USA, under the production of Bebu Silvetti. With this album, Nanci toured Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador, where Nanci starred in the TV show “Fantasías En La Playa”. Then in 1999, Nanci joined the cast of the most successful Spanish speaking program, Sabado Gigante and for 7 years she played several characters who became popular, such as "Dr. Cosabella". For this character, Nanci received an award from the hand the host of Sabado Gigante," "Don Francisco" himself. In Chile, she has worked since 1992 to the present in live shows, numerous television shows, such as "Venga Conmigo", "Jappening con JA", which also marked the points of highest rating since 2001. Peru was another market in which Nanci achieved great popularity in 2003, after being hired by the main channel, as an international figure for the show, "Noche de estrellas”, reaching great success and public acceptance. Today, Nanci is working on the biggest musical project of her career. Alongside her husband, Eduardo Pérez Guerrero and producer, Rudy Perez, they are producing an album anthology with Rafael Basurto Lara's, the voice behind the trio "Los Panchos" in a tribute to Eydie Gorme. Nanci has recorded a song composed by Rudy Perez titled "No Te Voy a Perder”, which is the main track from her ballad album with “Las Guerreras”. She has also recorded a duet with the singer Leo Dan to one of his greatest hits, entitled "Como Te Extraño”, with a bachata rhythm and great public acceptance throughout Latin America.
