Madonna'' #x2014;left jail, she handed out fliers to promote herself.
paying off: Two years later, Trevi has shot to worldwide superstardom.
album, Como nace el universo, or How the best album.
''Todos me miran,'' or ''Everyone Is Looking at Me,'' whose video depicts a gay man coming out, hit number 1 on the Mexican Billboard chart. These days, Trevi has become an icon for gay men on both sides of the border, dubbed the ''Gay Queen.''
design, listen to the music that they have made so popular, and use the makeup that they create,'' Trevi told the Associated Press in a recent interview.
independence won over thousands of teenage fans, making her one of Latin America's biggest stars.
fell out: In 2000, Trevi, along with her manager, Sergio Andrade, and backup singer Maria Raquenel Portillo were abusing them.
detained in Brazil, where all had fled to avoid prosecution.
They were extradited to Mexico, where a second backup singer was already being held.
years in Brazilian and Mexican prisons, Trevi was acquitted of charges of kidnapping, rape, and corruption of minors.
singer, who has always maintained her innocence, left jail with her son, Angel Gabriel, now 4, and the memory of there.
Last year she gave birth to her second son, Miguel Armando, and says she may have more children.
talks about her time in jail, but the experience international star with fans in their 20s and 30s. And tights #x2014;Trevi hasn't lost her spunk.
She still lets loose on stage, grabbing her crotch and cracking whips.
the rebel in me,'' she said in a recent interview.
image and her new life as an activist mother, broadening her appeal.
started a foundation, named Ana Dalai after her baby who died, to provide money and support to jailed mothers, difficulties. On Monday she returned to the Chihuahua to inmate mothers.
vocal defender of the gay community.
The song ''Everyone Is Looking at Me,'' which she said is based on a friend's experience, was a favorite at sold-out shows during to Los Angeles.
being influenced by others, and she has said ''Everyone Is rejected by certain sectors of society. She said she themselves.
''Artists and, above all, 'La Trevi' teach us, especially women, about all the sides of ourselves: the sexy one, the showoff, the passionate one, the mother, the superhero,'' she said, adding, ''My rebelliousness more than anything has a cause...
. I never have been an anarchist, I've always had goals and always have acted out of love.
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