Cecilia Gayle, born on January 18, 1963, in Costa Rica, is a Costa Rican singer who became a naturalized Italian. She gained fame in the late 1990s, particularly in Italy, with the release of her hit single "El Pam Pam," which became a summer sensation in 1998. Her music, characterized by Latin pop influences, continued to captivate audiences with tracks like "El Tipitipitero," "Jinga, jinga!," and "Aquì," which were featured in numerous Latin American music compilations.

Despite her humble beginnings in a large family in rural Costa Rica, Cecilia pursued her dream of becoming a singer. She moved to Italy, where she worked hard to support her son as a single mother while following her passion for music. Her determination and talent led her to success, and she became a regular cast member of the Italian TV program "Domenica In" in 2000.

In 2008, Cecilia released an album of cover songs dedicated to the iconic Italian singer Raffaella Carrà, titled "Cecilia Gayle canta Raffaella Carrà." Over the years, she has continued to release music, including singles like "La Pipera" in 2015 and "Pa' Mover" in 2016.

Cecilia Gayle's discography includes albums such as "A Todo Ritmo" (1996), "El Pam Pam" (1998), "Aquì... es la fiesta!" (2005), and the tribute album to Raffaella Carrà (2008). Her journey from Costa Rica to Italy and her success in the music industry highlight her resilience and passion for music, which she describes as her life's mission and source of joy.