Apio Quijano Biography: Songs, Net Worth, Tv Shows, Sister, Age, Religion, Band, Awards, Height

Apio Quijano is a Mexican singer, television personality and former member of the 1990s pop group Kabah, whose work helped define Latin-pop in Mexico. He gained prominence through his singing career with Kabah, delivering hit songs that resonated across the Spanish-speaking world, and later broadened his presence by participating in reality television programs.

Profile

• Full name: Héctor André Quijano Tapia
• Date of birth: April 15, 1977
• Age: 48 years old
• Gender: Male
• Place of birth: Mexico City, Mexico
• Nationality: Mexican
• Profession: Singer, Television Personality, Holistic Therapist
• Height: 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
• Weight: 72 kg (159 lbs)
• Eye color: Green
• Parents: N/A
• Siblings: Sister – Federica Quijano Tapia (bandmate in Kabah)
• Spouse: Not married
• Children: None
• Relationship status: Single
• Religion: Spiritual / holistic belief
• Ethnicity: Latino (Hispanic Mexican)
• Net worth: $2 million

Early Life and Education

Apio Quijano was born on April 15, 1977, in Mexico City. Growing up in a musically inclined family, he shared a deep artistic bond with his sister Federica, which later shaped their joint career in music.

Though little is publicly known about his formal education, Apio has spoken in interviews about being drawn to creative arts and personal development from a young age. His interests evolved over time from pop music to spirituality and psychology, inspiring him to study Bach flower therapy, neurolinguistic programming (NLP), herbalism, and emotional healing techniques.

Personal Life

Apio Quijano is known for being openly gay and has become an advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility and self-acceptance in Latin America. In interviews, he has discussed past struggles with self-esteem and bullying during his youth but also his journey toward personal freedom and spiritual balance.

While he is not married and has no children, Apio maintains a strong connection with his family, particularly his sister Federica, who remains both a collaborator and emotional support.

Career

Apio Quijano’s career began in the early 1990s as a founding member of the Mexican pop group Kabah, formed in 1992. The group quickly rose to fame as part of the Latin-pop and dance music explosion of the decade, alongside groups like OV7 and Mercurio.

Kabah became known for its energetic performances and iconic hits such as “La Calle de las Sirenas,” “Antro,” “Mai Mai,” and “Al Pasar.” The band’s album “La Calle de las Sirenas” (1996) was a multi-platinum success, establishing them as one of the most influential acts in Mexican pop history.

Apio contributed vocals, image direction, and creative vision for the band. After Kabah disbanded in 2005, he remained active in entertainment through reunions, tours, and media collaborations.

He later joined “La Casa de los Famosos México” (2023) — the Mexican edition of Celebrity Big Brother — where his warm personality, emotional intelligence, and humor earned him renewed popularity across younger audiences.

Beyond television, Apio developed a second career in holistic health, running wellness retreats, teaching NLP, and promoting emotional healing through music and therapy.

Awards

• TVyNovelas Awards (1998) – Best Pop Group Nominee
• Oye! Awards (2003) – Pop Album Nomination for “La Vida Que Va”
• Billboard Latin Pop Mention (1999) – Top Latin Albums Chart Appearance

Net Worth

Apio Quijano’s estimated net worth is $2 million USD, derived mainly from: royalties, television contracts, brand collaborations and event hosting etc

Social Media

• Instagram: @apioquijano
• YouTube: Apio Quijano Oficial
• TikTok: @apioquijano
• Twitter/X: @apioquijano

Discography

As part of Kabah:

• Kabah (1994)
• La Calle de las Sirenas (1996)
• Esperanto (1998)
• XNE (2000)
• La Vida Que Va (2002)
• La Vuelta al Mundo (2003)
• El Pop (2005)
• OV7 & Kabah Tour Live Album (2015)