Aundrea Fimbres

Aundrea is thought to be worth $500,000. A successful career as a dancer, singer, and musician helped her accumulate the wealth of her family. Fimbres participated in the reality television show Making the Band 3 during her sophomore year of college at the mid-point of her junior. She dropped out of college and started working in the show when she was chosen for the program. Aundrea Fimbres, birthed on the coast of Upland California on 29 June 1983 was the youngest of three children. She was raised as the youngest of three children by parents who were of Mexican descent. Aundrea is of Caucasian descent and is citizens of the United States. After performing our research we discovered that most people are ignorant of certain facts about his parents and the fact that she does not appear to be related to anyone else. As for his educational background, the artist has attended Space High School and Claremont High School. The time Fimbres was selected in Making the Band 3 she was only three semesters away completing a bachelor's degree in education with the goal of becoming a kindergarten educator a backup plan she had earlier informed her parents about the plan she'd have in the event that it didn't work out. In the beginning, Fimbres' singing skills were highly appreciated by both judges and audience. Even though her dancing ability seemed to be declining during Season 2, this was not verified. She continued to improve and eventually was selected to join Danity Kane, a band of five members. Danity's Fimbres Aundrea Fimbres also includes D. Woods Shannon Bex Aubrey O'Day as well as Dawn Richard as the other members of the group. Danity Kane initially released Danity Kane as a studio album in 2006. Their second studio album Welcome to the Dollhouse was an immediate commercial success. Actually, the first female group that had both their first and second albums hit number. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart was The Supremes. Three singles came from their albums that made the top 10. The singer was part of the Latin Funk band Soto, between 2005 and its demise in the year 2009. Aundrea also serves as the chief producer for the Next Big Thing Talent Show.