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Mexican Latin pop sensation Litzy got involved in the local scene after joining a group called Glenco, later participating in the teen pop act Jeans. After a year of singing along with her former bandmates, Litzy, at the age of 15, signed up to EMI as a solo artist, moving to Barcelona, Spain, to make her debut album, called Transparente, which was produced by Eduardo Posada. The songs "No Te Extraño" and "Quisiera Ser Mayor" were soon climbing on the Latin charts. ~ Drago Bonacich, All Music Guide
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