Nelly reaches fame in 2000 with her first album called Whoa, Nelly! which conteins the singles: I’m like a bird and Turn off the light. After having a child, she came out with a new album Folklore [2003]. In this album we can find her song Força which was the official hymn from Football Eurocup in 2004.
In 2006, she caught fame with her succesful album Loose. It has four incredibly songs: Promiscuous, Maneater, All good things and Say it right.
She is well-known for trying different intruments in her songs, odd sounds, styles, languages and types of music. This variety has improved her in her music taste and in her interest for new cultures.
In October [2008], Nelly confirmed and interview with Entertainment Tonight Canada, which is working in her fouth discography production in Spanish and Portuguese.
In November, James Morrison purposed her to sing with him for his new song Broken Strings [you can listen to this song in the latest post] 
In the beginnings of March, she has published in her web that she is working in her two new albums: one in Spanish and the other in Portuguese which will come out with her own discography’s mark.
Here I’m posting one of her most-wanted hits Say it right.
