Gloria Velez

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The "stand there and look pretty" approach to fame might be satisfying for many young women in the entertainment industry, but for others, living life as eye-candy alone just isn't enough. Such is the case for rising-star, Ms. Gloria "Glo" Velez. New York born and Florida raised, the 27 year old Velez is best known for straight-up killin' video sets of Hip-Hop heavyweights through a lethal combination of sultry moves and raw sex appeal. Her appearances include major roles in DMX' "What These B*tches Want," Ja Rule's "Holla Holla" and as the notorious cowgirl draped-up in white in Jay Z's "Big Pimpin'" -- performances that earned her top honors as BET's "Video Vixen" and XXL's "Eye Candy" of the year awards...but her drive didn't stop there. To best appreciate the fire that fuels the breathtaking and talented Velez, one must respect the spark and flicker which started it all. Modeling for the prestigious Elite agency at only 15, Gloria's talent, ambition and everyday hustle quickly landed her roles as a dancer with artists N-Sync and Sisqo. Touring during weekends and school breaks, it didn't take long for her to discover the music within herself and set her sights on breaking into the rap game. With a presence on the mic that combines her East Coast grit and Sunshine-State glamour, Glo delivers a lyrical flow destined to rival the most seasoned of female emcees all while snapping more necks than a chiropractor. Her dark, yet melodic vocals have brought comparisons to Nelly

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