Eugenia Quevedo Biography: Child, Husband, Music, Siblings, Parents, Age, Net Worth, Height, Awards, Playlist

María Eugenia Quevedo, known professionally as Eugenia Quevedo or La Muela, is an Argentine singer celebrated for her powerful mezzo-soprano voice in the cuarteto and cumbia santafesina genres.

As the lead female vocalist of La Banda de Carlitos, she has captivated audiences with hits like “No Podrás” and “Me Duele No Verte,” earning a Premios Gardel for Best New Tropical Artist in 2017.

Her emotive performances and collaborations with artists like Angela Leiva and La K’onga have solidified her as a leading voice in Argentine popular music.

Profile

• Full Name: María Eugenia Quevedo
• Stage Name: Eugenia Quevedo, La Muela
• Born: February 5 1992
• Age: 33 years old
• Birthplace: La Toma, San Luis, Argentina
• Nationality: Argentine
• Occupation: Singer
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Mr Quevedo, Mrs Quevedo
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Roberto “El Yeyo” Sosa
• Children: 1
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $5 million

Early Life and Education

María Eugenia Quevedo was born on February 5, 1992, in La Toma, San Luis, Argentina, to Mr and Mrs Quevedo, whose first names are not publicly disclosed. She grew up in Córdoba, where her passion for music developed early, influenced by her father, who encouraged her singing from kindergarten.

She attended primary school at Estanislao del Campo, where she played soccer and kept her singing talent private until performing at a school event at age eight.

Details about her further education are not publicly available, but her early performances shaped her path to a musical career. Her ethnicity is Argentine, and her religious beliefs are not publicly known.

Career

Eugenia Quevedo began her musical journey as a child, performing on the television program El Cantorcito on Canal 12, reaching the final. In 2012, she competed on La Voz Argentina, gaining early recognition. Her debut album, Mi Sueño (2014), released under Leader Music, earned a Premios Gardel nomination for Best Female Tropical Album.

She continued with No Ha Sido Fácil (2016), also nominated, and won Best New Tropical Artist for Mi Corazón Es Para Vos (2017). Her 2018 album, No Te Confundas, further established her in the cuarteto scene, followed by the live albums En Vivo (2019) and VIVE (2019).

In 2022, Quevedo joined La Banda de Carlitos as the lead female vocalist, boosting her prominence with hits like “No Podrás” (2024, featuring Angela Leiva, 95 million YouTube views) and “Me Duele No Verte” (2023, with Rocío Quiroz, 8.8 million views).

Her 2024 album De Córdoba Pal Mundo and singles like “Tus Botellas” with Soledad, “Cosa Peligrosa” with Los Nocheros, and “Balas Perdidas” with La K’onga have dominated charts.

Notable performances include sold-out shows at Movistar Arena in May and July 2025, with collaborations like “50%” (a cover of a Brazilian hit) showcasing her versatility. Named Spotify’s Artist Radar 2024, Quevedo continues to redefine cuarteto with her raw, emotional delivery.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @soyeugequevedo
• Facebook Handle: eugequevedook
• Twitter Handle: @eugequevedook

Personal Life

Eugenia Quevedo is married to Roberto “El Yeyo” Sosa, a singer from San Juan, and they have one daughter, whose name is not publicly disclosed. She maintains a private personal life.

Discography

• Mi Sueño (2014)
• No Ha Sido Fácil (2016)
• Mi Corazón Es Para Vos (2017)
• No Te Confundas (2018)
• En Vivo (2019)
• VIVE (2019)
• La Muela – LBC (2023)
• De Córdoba Pal Mundo (2024)

Net Worth

Eugenia Quevedo has an estimated net worth of $5 million. Her wealth derives from album sales, streaming revenue from hits like “No Podrás,” and high-profile performances at venues like Movistar Arena.

Additional income comes from collaborations with artists like La K’onga and Soledad, as well as social media endorsements on platforms like Instagram and YouTube, where her videos garner millions of views.