She signed with the label Fonovisa, and this up-and-comer's first record, 'Que Me Entierren con la Banda,' was a hit. While Rivera's marriage sank, her music soared. But López's unfaithfulness caused the couple's demise in 2003. After his incarceration, the couple had two children. Shortly after getting hitched to him in 1997, López was sentenced to six months in prison for smuggling immigrants. The hopeful artist performed in bars, which is how she met Juan López. There she discovered a new dream, singing. Eventually, Rivera left her husband, reconciled with her parents and started working for her dad's record label, Cintas Acuario. But her volatile marriage led to depression and two suicide attempts. She still managed in this time to complete high school and college, studying business. Their union wasn't blissful Rivera described their eight years as physically and mentally abusive. She married Marin in 1984 and had two more children. She got pregnant at 15 by Trino Marin, and her parents booted her out of their house. Their daughter Jenni was born on July 2, 1969, in Los Angeles, and was baptized Dolores Janney Rivera Saavedra. Rivera's parents, Rosa Saavedra and Pedro Rivera, discovered they were expecting while illegally crossing from Mexico into the United States. Tragically, she died in a plane crash at age 43 on December 9, 2012. Later, this songstress became a reality-TV star, businesswoman and activist. Rivera produced 15 gold, 15 platinum and 5 double-platinum records. Mexican American singer Jenni Rivera became a star for albums like La Diva En Vivo.

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